First of all, thanks to Dan Malin for doing an absolutely fantastic job filling in for me last week. He knocked it out of the park with his first attempt at the PGA Playbook and I appreciate the hard work. I, on the other hand, got a much needed break with my family to a tropical island. After a week filled with fruity umbrella drinks, I’m back in time for the PGA Championship, it’s almost like I planned it that way.
We head to Tulsa, Oklahoma for the 104th PGA Championship at Southern Hills Country Club. This is the second major championship of the 2021-2022 season and features 156 PGA Tour players and club professionals from across the country competing for the Wanamaker Trophy. Fun fact, did you know that the Wanamaker weighs nearly 30 pounds? No wonder Colin Morikawa almost dropped after his 2020 title.
Southern Hills was built in 1936 and has played host to seven major championships; three U.S. Opens and four PGA Championships. It was the site of Tiger Woods’ 13th major victory, the 2007 PGA Championship at the prime age of 32-years-old. I don’t think anyone thought he’d only win two more majors over the next 15 years. Southern Hills also hosted the 2001 U.S. Open which Tiger finished in a tie for 12th. In those two major championships, only a combined nine players finished with scores under par. These players will be tested and just as important as making birdies will be knowing when par is good enough.
The course went through a major overhaul in 2019 to prepare for this tournament. It will play as a Par 70 and stretch out as far as 7,556 yards from the championship tees. Augusta National is a very fair comparison course in that they both feature relatively wide fairways, small fast contoured greens (with sloped edges), right to leg doglegs, big elevation changes, and strategically placed bunkers. I will key in on players that excel off-the-tee, approach, around the green/scrambling, bogey avoidance, putting and history in major championships.
Phil Mickelson has once again put himself in the spotlight as he will not defend his 2021 PGA Championship. The 50-year-old stepped away from the game three month ago after his controversial comments about the Saudi Arabia-based Super Golf League. He also withdrew from the Masters in April. Let’s look past lefty and focus on Tiger Woods and a slew of fantastic golfers in this field. We’ve got 19 of the Top 20 players in the world with Sungjae Im being the only missing player because of a positive COVID test.
We’ve got so many storylines from Scottie Scheffler looking to continue his historic run, Tiger Woods hunting for his 16th major, Rory McIlory trying to win his first major since 2014, Bryson DeChambeau’s health and so much more. There are a hoard of fantastic young players looking to win their first major like Cameron Smith, Patrick Cantlay, Viktor Hovland, Xander Schauffele, Daniel Berger, Sam Burns, Joaquin Niemann, Matthew Fitzpatrick and Tony Finau. The pairings were released for the Thursday and Friday rounds, man we’ve got some marquee groups. I’ll keep my eye on the group of Tiger Woods, Rory McIlory, and Jordan Spieth, also Jon Rahm, Collin Morikawa, and Scottie Scheffler.
We will see temperatures in the high 80s and low 90s to begin the week but remember it’ll be more of a dry heat in the sooner state. There looks to be rain in the forecast for Friday afternoon/evening which will cool things down for the players competing on the weekend. While rain doesn’t look like it’ll have a big impact this weekend, the wind will. Those midwestern winds will be in the mid-to-upper teens throughout the weekend.
Despite the PGA Championship being considered the worst of the four majors, it still brings a fantastic field of golfers competing on one of the best golf courses in the country. The drama will be high especially if Tiger Woods makes the weekend. We all want to see him competitive but I'd personally like to see one of these really good young players win their first and get that monkey off their back's. Good luck this weekend!
ONE AND DONE PLAY: RORY MCILORY
Pos (Click to sort ascending) | Player (Click to sort ascending) | DK (Click to sort ascending) | Draft % (Click to sort ascending) | FD (Click to sort ascending) | Draft % (Click to sort ascending) |
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| G | Scottie Scheffler | 11400 | 20.2% | 12000 | 19.4% |
I really should not have to give you a lot of reasons to put Scheffler in your DFS lineup this weekend. He’s won four tournaments in four months including the Masters. He is number one in FedEx Cup points, ranks 3rd in Greens in Regulation, 17th in Strokes Gained: Approach, 22nd in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green, 25th in Strokes Gained: Putting, and 33rd in Bogey Avoidance. No one deserves to be the top priced player more than him and I think he’ll reach his value this weekend. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
| G | Justin Thomas | 10700 | 21.2% | 11700 | 18.3% |
He is very quietly putting together a terrific season, just no victories. Thomas has made 10 starts since the start of 2022, he has six Top 10 finishes including the Masters and just last week at the Byron Nelson. JT fits this course perfectly, he ranks Top 5 in Scrambling, Strokes Gained: Approach, Bogey Avoidance, and Strokes Gained: Tee to Green. Also Top 30 in both Greens in Regulation and Strokes Gained: Off the Tee. The putting will be key to his success, if he gets hot with the flat stick, watch out. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
| G | Rory McIlroy | 10000 | 23.9% | 11800 | 16.5% |
We all remember Rory’s amazing finish to the Masters as he holed out from the sand alongside Collin Morikawa. He followed up that fantastic Sunday round at Augusta with a Top 5 finish at the Wells Fargo a few weeks later. If he can keep this play up, he’ll be in contention come Sunday afternoon. The man still strikes the ball better than most anyone on the PGA Tour ranking 3rd in Strokes Gained: Off the Tee and 5th in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green. The reason he’s been so much better has been the putter ranking 38th on tour. You also have to like that he’s Top 40 in both Scrambling and Bogey Avoidance, very important stats this weekend. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
| G | Cameron Smith | 9700 | 17.1% | 11400 | 11.0% |
It does not matter what his stats say, I will always ride this dude on the biggest stages. He has no fear of competing against the best players in the world and we’ve seen his success at the Masters over the last few years. The stats do tell you he’s a good fit, ranking top 10 in Strokes Gained: Approach, Strokes Gained: Putting, Greens in Regulation and Top 15 in Bogey Avoidance. We haven’t seen him tee it up since the Zurich with Marc Leishman but he deserved a break after winning the Players and finishing third at Augusta. The winds expected this weekend give me even more hope for him against this field. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
| G | Xander Schauffele | 9300 | 21.7% | 10900 | 19.7% |
When you roster Xander, you just know what you are going to get, consistency and likely a Top 20 finish. He already has six Top 20s this season which includes a win at the Zurich with buddy Patrick Cantlay and a fifth just last weekend at the Byron Nelson. I feel like he’s going to get overlooked this weekend, especially sitting near Jordan Spieth on the price sheet. He currently ranks Top 30 in Scrambling, Strokes Gained: Approach, Strokes Gained: Off the Tee, Greens in Regulation and Strokes Gained: Tee to Green. What I love to see is he’s third on tour in Bogey Avoidance. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
| G | Patrick Cantlay | 9100 | 19.8% | 11200 | 27.5% |
No one was hotter than Cantlay when the calendar reached 2022, he had four straight Top 10s. After some struggles in March and at the Masters, he has finished second and first in his last two starts. The 2021 PGA Tour Player of the Year is always deadly with his irons and putting is always top tier (27th on Tour). He currently ranks Top 20 in Scrambling, Strokes Gained: Off the Tee, Bogey Avoidance, and Strokes Gained: Tee to Green. The big choice in this range is Cantlay or Koepka and I’m going to go with the safer bet and play Patrick. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
| G | Sam Burns | 8800 | 9.0% | 10400 | 11.1% |
While everyone and their mother is going to play Will Zalatoris this weekend, I’m telling you to play Sam Burns. You have to find spots to zig when everyone else is zagging and this is one I believe in. While he did miss the cut at the Masters being a similar course, it isn’t the same. Yes, he missed the cut at the Byron Nelson but that’ll just drive down his ownership. Burns has three Top 10 finishes in his last six starts including a win at the Valspar which is a terribly difficult course. He ranks Top 20 in Strokes Gained: Approach, Bogey Avoidance, Greens in Regulation, and Top 25 in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green. Game Type: GPP | |||||
| G | Shane Lowry | 8700 | 20.5% | 10700 | 20.2% |
The Irishman has had a fantastic start to the season. He has 3 Top 5s (which includes the Masters) and another 2 Top 15 finishes over his last seven starts. Besides not being a huge hitter off the tee, he fits the mold for success on this course perfectly. He currently ranks Top 10 in Scrambling, Strokes Gained: Approach, Bogey Avoidance (1st on Tour), and Top 25 in both Strokes Gained: Putting and Strokes Gained: Tee to Green. We need smart course managers and he’s one of the best playing on the PGA Tour. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
| G | Joaquin Niemann | 8500 | 14.1% | 10200 | 15.7% |
Niemann crushed my soul on Sunday at the Byron Nelson. He was just two shots off the lead heading into the final round and closed with a 74 which finished him at 25th for the week. Normally I’d avoid him the week after but I like him on this course. He ranks Top 10 in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green, Top 25 in Scrambling and Strokes Gained: Off the Tee and also Top 50 in Strokes Gained: Approach and Bogey Avoidance. The upside is always there when it comes to Joaquin and it’s just too tasty to pass up. Game Type: GPP | |||||
| G | Tiger Woods | 8200 | 6.8% | 10000 | 5.3% |
I’m going to keep this short and sweet because I’ve already said lots about him. We know how much he loves Augusta and this course plays right into his strengths. You should put him in your lineups. Game Type: GPP | |||||
| G | Corey Conners | 8000 | 11.8% | 9800 | 23.8% |
We do not have to talk about his early season slump anymore because I believe he’s all the way back to top form. Conners has made the cut in seven straight events with four finishes of 12th or better (which includes the Masters) over that span. This course rewards ball striking and attacking greens which is his forte. He ranks Top 10 in Tour in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green, Greens in Regulation, and Strokes Gained: Off the Tee and also Top 30 in Bogey Avoidance for the season. Putting has always been his Achilles heel but even that has been better than average this season. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
| G | Webb Simpson | 7800 | 1.9% | 9400 | 1.9% |
No, Webb is not playing his best golf but I think he could shine at Southern Hills with his skill set. He did make the cut and finished Top 35 at the Masters a month ago. I won’t even go through his stats this season because they are not good but they are not indicative of his abilities on the golf course. This will be a risky play but he will be low owned and if he can figure it out for one week, it could be a GPP winner. Game Type: GPP | |||||
| G | Marc Leishman | 7700 | 1.9% | 9200 | 2.3% |
Since Marc Leishman missed the cut at the Open Championship in mid-July, he missed just two over his last 18 starts on the PGA Tour with seven finishes of 21st or better. The big Aussie knows how to play at Augusta making the cut in five straight trips with three Top 15 finishes. Leishman is pretty consistent throughout the bag ranking Top 50 in Scrambling, Strokes Gained: Approach, Bogey Avoidance, Strokes Gained: Putting, and Greens in Regulation. If you have followed my writing long enough, you know how much I love Leishman when the conditions are going to be windy. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
| G | Talor Gooch | 7400 | 10.2% | 9500 | 8.4% |
You know what really upsets me about Gooch? He is not longer a sneaky play in DFS because everyone knows about this dude now. Gooch has finishes of 7th, 14th (The Masters), 18th, and 21st in his last six starts. The ball striking has been fantastic and his short game has been on point this season. He ranks Top 30 on Strokes Gained: Approach, Strokes Gained: Tee to Green, Bogey Avoidance, and Greens in Regulation on the season. He’ll continue to be a favorite play of mine as long as his price tag stays where it is now. Gooch finished 5th at last year’s PLAYERS and I could actually see him beating that this year. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
| G | Jason Kokrak | 7300 | 3.4% | 9100 | 2.5% |
Jason has not made my playbook a lot this season but that is my fault for not noticing how solid he has been this season. He started with a win at the Houston Open and since has missed just one cut over his last 10 starts. He has two Top 20 finishes in his last four starts which includes the Masters. Jason ranks inside the Top 50 in Strokes Gained: Putting, Scrambling, and Bogey Avoidance. The dude crushes the ball off the tee which will serve him well on this monster of a course. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
| G | Alex Noren | 7000 | 11.3% | 8500 | 4.4% |
Noren has made the cut in nine of his last 10 starts which includes 5 Top 20 finishes. Alex played his college golf at Oklahoma State and knows the terrain better than most in this field. He’s also one of the best course managers in the world ranking Top 12 in both Bogey Avoidance and Scrambling. He will never wow you off the tee but he makes up for it in other ways from his ball striking to his touch around the greens. He will likely be overlooked by most playing daily fantasy golf this weekend. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
| G | Robert Macintyre | 6900 | 6.3% | 8300 | 4.5% |
The young Scot has had a nice start to the season making 12 of his last 13 stroke play cuts worldwide with two Top 15 finishes in the U.S. at the Genesis and WGC-FedEx. He also scored his second straight Top 25 finish at the Masters in April. Another guy who is not powerful off the tee but very accurate and Macintyre brings the heat on and around the greens. Obviously playing on the European Tour brings an edge when it comes to windy conditions, another reason to like him this weekend. Game Type: GPP | |||||
| G | Davis Riley | 6800 | 4.0% | 7700 | 5.0% |
This kid has gotten the attention of gamers since his pairing with Will Zalatoris at the Zurich which scored him a Top 5 finish. This 25-year-old out of Alabama has played terrific golf over the last month. He has three straight Top 10 finishes including last week at the Byron Nelson. He also finished runner up at the very difficult Valspar in mid-March. He ranks Top 60 in Driving Distance, Strokes Gained: Off the Tee, Strokes Gained: Putting, Greens in Regulation, and Scoring Average. While this course is not one where you go low, he is inside the Top 15 in Birdie Average. I like him as a sneaky play in that 6K range. Game Type: GPP | |||||
| G | Adam Hadwin | 6300 | 3.4% | 8100 | 2.3% |
You gotta have a bargain basement option and this is my guy. While Hadwin has cooled off since his three straight Top 10 finishes in the month of March, he still has the game to compete this weekend. Adam ranks Top 30 in Sand Saves, Strokes Gained: Approach, Strokes Gained: Around the Greens, and Greens in Regulation. I should also mention Top 50 in Driving Accuracy, Scrambling, Birdie Average, Strokes Gained: Tee to Green and Strokes Gained: Total. This Canadian is a smart course manager on a course where it pays to know when to attack and when to lay up. Game Type: GPP | |||||
G | 11400 | 12000 | |||
I really should not have to give you a lot of reasons to put Scheffler in your DFS lineup this weekend. He’s won four tournaments in four months including the Masters. He is number one in FedEx Cup points, ranks 3rd in Greens in Regulation, 17th in Strokes Gained: Approach, 22nd in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green, 25th in Strokes Gained: Putting, and 33rd in Bogey Avoidance. No one deserves to be the top priced player more than him and I think he’ll reach his value this weekend. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
G | 10700 | 11700 | |||
He is very quietly putting together a terrific season, just no victories. Thomas has made 10 starts since the start of 2022, he has six Top 10 finishes including the Masters and just last week at the Byron Nelson. JT fits this course perfectly, he ranks Top 5 in Scrambling, Strokes Gained: Approach, Bogey Avoidance, and Strokes Gained: Tee to Green. Also Top 30 in both Greens in Regulation and Strokes Gained: Off the Tee. The putting will be key to his success, if he gets hot with the flat stick, watch out. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
G | Rory McIlroy, G | 10000 | 11800 | ||
We all remember Rory’s amazing finish to the Masters as he holed out from the sand alongside Collin Morikawa. He followed up that fantastic Sunday round at Augusta with a Top 5 finish at the Wells Fargo a few weeks later. If he can keep this play up, he’ll be in contention come Sunday afternoon. The man still strikes the ball better than most anyone on the PGA Tour ranking 3rd in Strokes Gained: Off the Tee and 5th in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green. The reason he’s been so much better has been the putter ranking 38th on tour. You also have to like that he’s Top 40 in both Scrambling and Bogey Avoidance, very important stats this weekend. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
G | 9700 | 11400 | |||
It does not matter what his stats say, I will always ride this dude on the biggest stages. He has no fear of competing against the best players in the world and we’ve seen his success at the Masters over the last few years. The stats do tell you he’s a good fit, ranking top 10 in Strokes Gained: Approach, Strokes Gained: Putting, Greens in Regulation and Top 15 in Bogey Avoidance. We haven’t seen him tee it up since the Zurich with Marc Leishman but he deserved a break after winning the Players and finishing third at Augusta. The winds expected this weekend give me even more hope for him against this field. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
G | 9300 | 10900 | |||
When you roster Xander, you just know what you are going to get, consistency and likely a Top 20 finish. He already has six Top 20s this season which includes a win at the Zurich with buddy Patrick Cantlay and a fifth just last weekend at the Byron Nelson. I feel like he’s going to get overlooked this weekend, especially sitting near Jordan Spieth on the price sheet. He currently ranks Top 30 in Scrambling, Strokes Gained: Approach, Strokes Gained: Off the Tee, Greens in Regulation and Strokes Gained: Tee to Green. What I love to see is he’s third on tour in Bogey Avoidance. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
G | 9100 | 11200 | |||
No one was hotter than Cantlay when the calendar reached 2022, he had four straight Top 10s. After some struggles in March and at the Masters, he has finished second and first in his last two starts. The 2021 PGA Tour Player of the Year is always deadly with his irons and putting is always top tier (27th on Tour). He currently ranks Top 20 in Scrambling, Strokes Gained: Off the Tee, Bogey Avoidance, and Strokes Gained: Tee to Green. The big choice in this range is Cantlay or Koepka and I’m going to go with the safer bet and play Patrick. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
G | Sam Burns, G | 8800 | 10400 | ||
While everyone and their mother is going to play Will Zalatoris this weekend, I’m telling you to play Sam Burns. You have to find spots to zig when everyone else is zagging and this is one I believe in. While he did miss the cut at the Masters being a similar course, it isn’t the same. Yes, he missed the cut at the Byron Nelson but that’ll just drive down his ownership. Burns has three Top 10 finishes in his last six starts including a win at the Valspar which is a terribly difficult course. He ranks Top 20 in Strokes Gained: Approach, Bogey Avoidance, Greens in Regulation, and Top 25 in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green. Game Type: GPP | |||||
G | Shane Lowry, G | 8700 | 10700 | ||
The Irishman has had a fantastic start to the season. He has 3 Top 5s (which includes the Masters) and another 2 Top 15 finishes over his last seven starts. Besides not being a huge hitter off the tee, he fits the mold for success on this course perfectly. He currently ranks Top 10 in Scrambling, Strokes Gained: Approach, Bogey Avoidance (1st on Tour), and Top 25 in both Strokes Gained: Putting and Strokes Gained: Tee to Green. We need smart course managers and he’s one of the best playing on the PGA Tour. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
G | 8500 | 10200 | |||
Niemann crushed my soul on Sunday at the Byron Nelson. He was just two shots off the lead heading into the final round and closed with a 74 which finished him at 25th for the week. Normally I’d avoid him the week after but I like him on this course. He ranks Top 10 in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green, Top 25 in Scrambling and Strokes Gained: Off the Tee and also Top 50 in Strokes Gained: Approach and Bogey Avoidance. The upside is always there when it comes to Joaquin and it’s just too tasty to pass up. Game Type: GPP | |||||
G | Tiger Woods, G | 8200 | 10000 | ||
I’m going to keep this short and sweet because I’ve already said lots about him. We know how much he loves Augusta and this course plays right into his strengths. You should put him in your lineups. Game Type: GPP | |||||
G | 8000 | 9800 | |||
We do not have to talk about his early season slump anymore because I believe he’s all the way back to top form. Conners has made the cut in seven straight events with four finishes of 12th or better (which includes the Masters) over that span. This course rewards ball striking and attacking greens which is his forte. He ranks Top 10 in Tour in Strokes Gained: Tee to Green, Greens in Regulation, and Strokes Gained: Off the Tee and also Top 30 in Bogey Avoidance for the season. Putting has always been his Achilles heel but even that has been better than average this season. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
G | Webb Simpson, G | 7800 | 9400 | ||
No, Webb is not playing his best golf but I think he could shine at Southern Hills with his skill set. He did make the cut and finished Top 35 at the Masters a month ago. I won’t even go through his stats this season because they are not good but they are not indicative of his abilities on the golf course. This will be a risky play but he will be low owned and if he can figure it out for one week, it could be a GPP winner. Game Type: GPP | |||||
G | 7700 | 9200 | |||
Since Marc Leishman missed the cut at the Open Championship in mid-July, he missed just two over his last 18 starts on the PGA Tour with seven finishes of 21st or better. The big Aussie knows how to play at Augusta making the cut in five straight trips with three Top 15 finishes. Leishman is pretty consistent throughout the bag ranking Top 50 in Scrambling, Strokes Gained: Approach, Bogey Avoidance, Strokes Gained: Putting, and Greens in Regulation. If you have followed my writing long enough, you know how much I love Leishman when the conditions are going to be windy. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
G | Talor Gooch, G | 7400 | 9500 | ||
You know what really upsets me about Gooch? He is not longer a sneaky play in DFS because everyone knows about this dude now. Gooch has finishes of 7th, 14th (The Masters), 18th, and 21st in his last six starts. The ball striking has been fantastic and his short game has been on point this season. He ranks Top 30 on Strokes Gained: Approach, Strokes Gained: Tee to Green, Bogey Avoidance, and Greens in Regulation on the season. He’ll continue to be a favorite play of mine as long as his price tag stays where it is now. Gooch finished 5th at last year’s PLAYERS and I could actually see him beating that this year. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
G | Jason Kokrak, G | 7300 | 9100 | ||
Jason has not made my playbook a lot this season but that is my fault for not noticing how solid he has been this season. He started with a win at the Houston Open and since has missed just one cut over his last 10 starts. He has two Top 20 finishes in his last four starts which includes the Masters. Jason ranks inside the Top 50 in Strokes Gained: Putting, Scrambling, and Bogey Avoidance. The dude crushes the ball off the tee which will serve him well on this monster of a course. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
G | Alex Noren, G | 7000 | 8500 | ||
Noren has made the cut in nine of his last 10 starts which includes 5 Top 20 finishes. Alex played his college golf at Oklahoma State and knows the terrain better than most in this field. He’s also one of the best course managers in the world ranking Top 12 in both Bogey Avoidance and Scrambling. He will never wow you off the tee but he makes up for it in other ways from his ball striking to his touch around the greens. He will likely be overlooked by most playing daily fantasy golf this weekend. Game Type: CASH & GPP | |||||
G | 6900 | 8300 | |||
The young Scot has had a nice start to the season making 12 of his last 13 stroke play cuts worldwide with two Top 15 finishes in the U.S. at the Genesis and WGC-FedEx. He also scored his second straight Top 25 finish at the Masters in April. Another guy who is not powerful off the tee but very accurate and Macintyre brings the heat on and around the greens. Obviously playing on the European Tour brings an edge when it comes to windy conditions, another reason to like him this weekend. Game Type: GPP | |||||
G | Davis Riley, G | 6800 | 7700 | ||
This kid has gotten the attention of gamers since his pairing with Will Zalatoris at the Zurich which scored him a Top 5 finish. This 25-year-old out of Alabama has played terrific golf over the last month. He has three straight Top 10 finishes including last week at the Byron Nelson. He also finished runner up at the very difficult Valspar in mid-March. He ranks Top 60 in Driving Distance, Strokes Gained: Off the Tee, Strokes Gained: Putting, Greens in Regulation, and Scoring Average. While this course is not one where you go low, he is inside the Top 15 in Birdie Average. I like him as a sneaky play in that 6K range. Game Type: GPP | |||||
G | Adam Hadwin, G | 6300 | 8100 | ||
You gotta have a bargain basement option and this is my guy. While Hadwin has cooled off since his three straight Top 10 finishes in the month of March, he still has the game to compete this weekend. Adam ranks Top 30 in Sand Saves, Strokes Gained: Approach, Strokes Gained: Around the Greens, and Greens in Regulation. I should also mention Top 50 in Driving Accuracy, Scrambling, Birdie Average, Strokes Gained: Tee to Green and Strokes Gained: Total. This Canadian is a smart course manager on a course where it pays to know when to attack and when to lay up. Game Type: GPP | |||||