Just as our Adam Levitan does each week during the NFL season, every Monday we’ll be using the week-long nature of DFS golf to take advantage of the extended feedback loop by analyzing what went right and what went wrong on the previous week’s slate, regardless of results.
Each week, we’ll review a variety of cash-game & GPP lineups in an effort to take you inside our thought process as we approached Thursday’s lock and how our projection- and ownership-based expectations stacked up against the field.
DraftKings Small-Field GPP Data Review
A Patrick Rodgers 54-hole lead in a signature event is as close as my fellow entomologists — er, DFS players — will get to euphoria it seems. The Bug wasn’t able to hold off a star-studded leaderboard, as a final-round 66, including a tournament-clinching birdie on 18, from Ludvig Aberg was enough to give the Swede his second PGA Tour victory. Rather than rehash my single-entry lineup from this week — which frankly looked a lot like the one I reviewed from the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am — let’s instead take a look at some of the data from the $200 single-entry Driver field and see how it compared to DraftKings’ flagship contest.
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