The Tour Championship Discussion
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bones
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You almost have to look at DJ
Need to find out the record of these guys at East Lake.
Here are opening odds
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Need to find out the record of these guys at East Lake.
Here are opening odds
Tour Championship Odds 2020: FedEx Cup On The Line In Atlanta
Taking a glance at Tour Championship odds as Rory McIlroy and Dustin Johnson look to take home the big money of the FedEx Cup in Atlanta, Georgia.
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bones
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Early Betting Targets for the TOUR Championship
Check out Reid Fowler's early betting preview for the 2020 TOUR Championship at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Ga.
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aplous
Donkey Hater
| Rank | Player | Starting position |
| 1 | Dustin Johnson | 10 under |
| 2 | Jon Rahm | 8 under |
| 3 | Justin Thomas | 7 under |
| 4 | Webb Simpson | 6 under |
| 5 | Collin Morikawa | 5 under |
| 6 | Daniel Berger | 4 under |
| 7 | Harris English | 4 under |
| 8 | Bryson DeChambeau | 4 under |
| 9 | Sungjae Im | 4 under |
| 10 | Hideki Matsuyama | 4 under |
| 11 | Brendon Todd | 3 under |
| 12 | Rory McIlroy | 3 under |
| 13 | Patrick Reed | 3 under |
| 14 | Xander Schauffele | 3 under |
| 15 | Sebastian Munoz | 3 under |
| 16 | Lanto Griffin | 2 under |
| 17 | Scottie Scheffler | 2 under |
| 18 | Joaquin Niemann | 2 under |
| 19 | Tyrrell Hatton | 2 under |
| 20 | Tony Finau | 2 under |
| 21 | Kevin Kisner | 1 under |
| 22 | Abraham Ancer | 1 under |
| 23 | Ryan Palmer | 1 under |
| 24 | Kevin Na | 1 under |
| 25 | Marc Leishman | 1 under |
| 26 | Cameron Smith | Even |
| 27 | Viktor Hovland | Even |
| 28 | Mackenzie Hughes | Even |
| 29 | Cameron Champ | Even |
| 30 | Billy Horschel | Even |
DaddyMcIlhon
Pretty much a regular
There’s probably some value in the guys that are starting at -4 and -3.. but I just don’t know that I’m even interested. With the way DJ is playing, and Rahm, it seems pretty likely one of them wins, and they’re like 3-1. Might just pass on the whole week and wait for football.
Timh
CTG Psychiatrist - Dr. Tim
gps_3
Head of Alabama Department of Decision-Making
I thought the tour changed it so that the winner of the tournament wins the cup too. No more FedEx points for winning
gps_3
Head of Alabama Department of Decision-Making
Rory went into East Lake last year at -5, runner up Xander started at -4. JT started at -10, finished 3rd. Cantlay started at -8, finished T-21. DJ finished in last place after starting at -4. I think for winner purposes, anything worse than -4 starting position will be a stretch, though Rory is intriguing. He won by 4 strokes last year. I kind of like Webb and Berger. Doesn't Berger play much better on Bermuda greens?
ScopeY
Pretty much a regular
Yeah, without looking I think rory won by 4 strokes after being 5 back initially or something.
I like the mid range guys like xander/hatton, and honestly matsuyama again
Ryno14
Pretty much a regular
Yes on Berger
Timh
CTG Psychiatrist - Dr. Tim
crawdads
Fairway to Heaven
That was my point. No idea how Rory is 100% focused here. I don't know the exact timelines, but you can not wager on him.
Would love some of your input here for a big pool I’m in. You have a $60,000 budget and must pick 6 guys. Who are you taking? Winning team has the lowest cumulative score amongst their 6 golfers, and there are various bonus points handed out for the higher you finish on the leaderboard. Thanks in advance!
1 Dustin Johnson $11,900
2 Jon Rahm $11,800
3 Justin Thomas $10,900
4 Rory McIlroy $10,600
5 Collin Morikawa $10,400
6 Webb Simpson $10,000
8 Bryson DeChambeau $9,400
9 Patrick Reed $9,200
11 Xander Schauffele $9,000
13 Daniel Berger $8,700
14 Tony Finau $8,500
15 Tyrrell Hatton $8,500
20 Hideki Matsuyama $8,300
23 Marc Leishman $8,100
26 Abraham Ancer $8,000
27 Sungjae Im $8,000
29 Kevin Kisner $7,800
31 Viktor Hovland $7,700
32 Billy Horschel $7,600
33 Kevin Na $7,500
34 Ryan Palmer $7,500
36 Scottie Scheffler $7,500
39 Brendon Todd $7,300
48 Cameron Smith $7,100
51 Harris English $7,100
52 Joaquin Niemann $7,100
65 Mackenzie Hughes $6,900
73 Lanto Griffin $6,800
75 Cameron Champ $6,800
98 Sebastián Muñoz $6,500
1 Dustin Johnson $11,900
2 Jon Rahm $11,800
3 Justin Thomas $10,900
4 Rory McIlroy $10,600
5 Collin Morikawa $10,400
6 Webb Simpson $10,000
8 Bryson DeChambeau $9,400
9 Patrick Reed $9,200
11 Xander Schauffele $9,000
13 Daniel Berger $8,700
14 Tony Finau $8,500
15 Tyrrell Hatton $8,500
20 Hideki Matsuyama $8,300
23 Marc Leishman $8,100
26 Abraham Ancer $8,000
27 Sungjae Im $8,000
29 Kevin Kisner $7,800
31 Viktor Hovland $7,700
32 Billy Horschel $7,600
33 Kevin Na $7,500
34 Ryan Palmer $7,500
36 Scottie Scheffler $7,500
39 Brendon Todd $7,300
48 Cameron Smith $7,100
51 Harris English $7,100
52 Joaquin Niemann $7,100
65 Mackenzie Hughes $6,900
73 Lanto Griffin $6,800
75 Cameron Champ $6,800
98 Sebastián Muñoz $6,500
bull
Coattailing Cheerleader
JT, Simpson, Mori, Xander, Berger, Niemann. Best of luck
bones
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For Tourney
Hughes -140 Over Leishman
Kisner -120 Over Munoz
Simpson +125 Over JT
English +115 Over Schaulffele
ADD: Palmer +130 Over Ancer
Round # 1:
Hughes +115 Over Hovland
Dustin -115 Over Rahm
Forgot to mention: English to win bet $50 to win $2000
Hughes -140 Over Leishman
Kisner -120 Over Munoz
Simpson +125 Over JT
English +115 Over Schaulffele
ADD: Palmer +130 Over Ancer
Round # 1:
Hughes +115 Over Hovland
Dustin -115 Over Rahm
Forgot to mention: English to win bet $50 to win $2000
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Dollaz
Egor Demin Watch Club Member
I wouldn't take anyone under Xander at -3 to win.....and thats really stretching it.
I do like JT. Webb may have some value. And I really like Berger on almost any course.
DJ is so hot right now that it's tough to put much money on any win bets, But, I side with Rahm over him.
I do like JT. Webb may have some value. And I really like Berger on almost any course.
DJ is so hot right now that it's tough to put much money on any win bets, But, I side with Rahm over him.
Timh
CTG Psychiatrist - Dr. Tim
PICKS AND TIPS FOR THE TOUR CHAMPIONSHIP
Odds and Ends: Picks and tips for the Tour Championship - Fantasy Columns
Odds and Ends: Picks and tips for the Tour Championship - Fantasy Columns
bones
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Just amazing
Only 30 players remain for the season-ending Tour Championship, with the top finisher this week in Atlanta earning $15 million. Every player in the field will leave East Lake Golf Club with at least $395,000, making it a lucrative week for the few that have made it to the third leg of the playoffs.
bones
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I'm adding this play
Ryan Palmer (+130) over Abraham Ancer
At age 43, Palmer is the oldest player in this week's field by seven years. Ancer, meanwhile, is making his tournament debut. But there's reason to side with the wily vet at an appetizing price in this matchup, as Palmer finished seventh in his most recent East Lake appearance (2014) while posting all four rounds in the 60s. He also posted a runner-up finish at the Memorial and a T-15 result at the WGC event in Memphis, both against loaded fields. Ancer finished second at Harbour Town but hasn't done much since, finishing outside the top 30 in his last three starts including the PGA and both playoff events. Palmer's balky putter can sometimes be an issue, but in this case his mix of course knowledge and recent form is good enough to side with an underdog with a few gray hairs.
Ryan Palmer (+130) over Abraham Ancer
At age 43, Palmer is the oldest player in this week's field by seven years. Ancer, meanwhile, is making his tournament debut. But there's reason to side with the wily vet at an appetizing price in this matchup, as Palmer finished seventh in his most recent East Lake appearance (2014) while posting all four rounds in the 60s. He also posted a runner-up finish at the Memorial and a T-15 result at the WGC event in Memphis, both against loaded fields. Ancer finished second at Harbour Town but hasn't done much since, finishing outside the top 30 in his last three starts including the PGA and both playoff events. Palmer's balky putter can sometimes be an issue, but in this case his mix of course knowledge and recent form is good enough to side with an underdog with a few gray hairs.
bones
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I'd have English for that price in any field
Three guys to watch at the top for me. Many guys still in contention, and going to be a great finish.
DJ - he’s in a zone, and no reason to believe that will stop. Slim lead - can be hang on?
Xander doesn’t necessarily go out and shoot the low round on any given day, but man, he is as steady as it gets just whittling away. That’s his game.
Justin Thomas - if he has an above average R3 and R4 with his putter, he’ll win this.
Tough to ignore Xander and Thomas at 5-1.
DJ - he’s in a zone, and no reason to believe that will stop. Slim lead - can be hang on?
Xander doesn’t necessarily go out and shoot the low round on any given day, but man, he is as steady as it gets just whittling away. That’s his game.
Justin Thomas - if he has an above average R3 and R4 with his putter, he’ll win this.
Tough to ignore Xander and Thomas at 5-1.
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