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CoursesNewsBetting GuidesFour each-way picks for the first Biltmore Championship Asheville, with a form test that separates a hot run from one big week.
Four each-way picks for the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth, built on eight editions of course history, with the two model overrides explained.
Four each-way picks for the Amgen Irish Open at Trump International Golf Links, Doonbeg, with the model's reasoning and the two names we left out.
Putting, not power, wins at Crans-sur-Sierre. Seven editions of strokes gained show what actually separates the top ten, and four each-way picks built on it.
Thirty players, no cut, $40m and the FedExCup at East Lake. Why the venue's scoring history is a relic but its finishing records still matter, and three each-way picks built on approach form and East Lake pedigree - none of them the favourite.
Thirty players, no cut, $40m at East Lake. Our top 10 built from four public inputs - Statz Rankings, last-24 strokes gained, East Lake's demand profile and venue pedigree - and the name the Power Index leaves out that the model still rates.
Fifty players, no cut, $20m, and a venue nobody in the field has played on Tour. Our model makes Scottie Scheffler a 43% chance - the biggest edge it has produced all season. We are taking him on anyway, with four each-way plays led by the man topping the field in the stat that decides Bellerive.
Wyndham Clark won the BMW Championship by three at Bellerive, gaining more strokes than anyone in the field on approach and putting in the same week. We break down how he won, whether the course played to the profile we published, and settle all four of our losing picks in full.
One Sunday, two tours, twelve doubles. We pair every PGA Tour selection at East Lake with every DP World Tour selection at The Belfry - from a 322/1 anchor to a 1,623/1 lottery ticket - and we have struck two of them. The Cross Pond Ledger starts here.
Scottie Scheffler won the FedExCup Playoffs opener by eight shots, the widest winning margin on the PGA Tour this season, signing for 263 at TPC Southwind after a Friday 61. We break down his week in strokes gained, mark our published course profile against what the top 10 actually did, and settle all three picks in points.
Our top 10 for the FedExCup Playoffs' second leg at Bellerive, built from the Statz Power Index: Statz Rankings class, last-24-round form, venue skill match against an approach-first demand profile, and BMW Championship pedigree. Not the projections list.
Our top 10 for the FedExCup Playoffs opener at TPC Southwind, built from the Statz Power Index: Statz Rankings class, last-24-round form, venue skill match against Southwind's approach-first demand profile, and Memphis pedigree. Not the projections list.