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PGA Round 2 Showdown | February 22, 2024 | DraftKings DFS Picks, Plays and Process · Daily Fantasy Sports by Ship It Nation

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All systems going clear your left up? What's up everyone? Tyler Tamberline here
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the show. I couldn't wait. But in Mexico, when in Mexico Mexico
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Open, we got to get to it. So we're gonna break it all
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down. We saw some stuff with the scoring today, gotta go through like
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we always do. We'll bring up the solver. We don't have our projections
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and ownership in there yet, but it's good still to see for the Tea
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times all that that will be updated here shortly this evening. Hoopster gotta bring
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you in, man, what's going on? First time doing the Round two
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show to start this thing off. Yeah, so we'll be we'll be ryding
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here Thursday evening basically Thursday Thursday night for the remainder of the season for Round
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and then you get a ton for Round two, Round three, Round four.
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This is this is the spot to be if you're looking for PGA content.
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There's literally zero doubt about it. Yeah, he's the king of Showdown.
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The Showdown hodown was originated from him, obviously, that's what you see
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those logos up at the top. So more on that in a minute.
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Shout up to our guy, go collect I Bet Mayo celebrated Marguerite today.
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Yeah, he's down there living the dream, just having his vacation. I'm
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not sure. I think he's in Aruba, I want to say, but
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definitely looks like he's having a good time. And I gotta say this off
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the top. First off, we always like to hit the first comment in
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the chat. It's our guy, Stewie. Let's go, he says.
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And then enough is enough. Right, we're giving away two monthly memberships.
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The first one I'm giving away Stewie. It's time to get you in there,
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rolling for a month. See what he thinks. He's been hit us up
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forever, always supportive of everybody out there. I didn't even know. And
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if it's been this long, we got to get Stewie into the discourse.
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So Stewie, we're still gonna give away a one month membership to everybody else.
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But look, Kevin knows right here. He's a he's a sweaty try
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hard. If not, I'll donate. We got it, Kevin. We
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appreciate Kevin as always too. I know he's looking for this to happen to
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or his guy. YONDI trying to get him to go go off tomorrow in
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round two, but we'll get there. Who first day, everything you saw,
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I mean, ev are we where's our guy written? I'm sure he'll
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be in the chat here too, just to bring it up, but he
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kept saying, did you see the ninety five hundred dollars range this week?
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There's there's a there's some studs, or there's a stud in there, and
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there was only one guy it was VR. Of course, just goes absolutely
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off in round one. What's your first thoughts here seeing this first round in
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Mexico. Yeah, the EVR stuff is funny, man, I just got
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you can never figure out. Uh So, obviously it's early, but a
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lot of ship at Nation logos towards the top of the leaderboard. Only day
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one obviously, and a lot can change, but we're pretty on point so
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far, and we obviously hope it continues here over the course of the week.
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And the one thing that you and I both talked about before the show,
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and actually we're talking about it as it was happening this morning on a
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call, you know, we kind of get our morning call in. You
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and I most days talk some business, you know, shoot the shit a
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little bit. And it's when all these dudes were struggling on the course,
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and it was the scores were massive. I mean, bogie's double boge's right
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out of the gate for a lot of these guys that teed off early.
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And then it seemed like an hour and a half two hours in it kind
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of calmed down and you know, people started knocking in some birdies and whatnot.
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But I don't know, like in terms of round two, like can
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we really play these guys going off early? I mean it was it was
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rough out there. I mean it was very rough. Everybody was making boguey
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double bogey right out of the gate for a while. Again then they all
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kind of turned it around, but it was a it was a rough start
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for a lot of guys right out of the gate. So I think that's
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definitely a very important talking point in terms of the split on the scores.
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It looks like the afternoon played like a little bit easier and it was only
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like point three. I believe it is what you said, Strokes, so
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that like strength who you know teed off you know on which side. But
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something with that morning was a little off. Yeah, and I will say
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that too, like it ended up but I think it was point three to
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six or whatever. It ended up be a point three to one either way.
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It's interesting because it came down as well. So what it actually looked
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like was the sort of that range of just after the first hour, hour
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and a half to the guys that also went off early in the afternoon.
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As it got later in the afternoon, everyone besides EVR of course and a
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couple other dudes, it ended up sort of shaking out that it was.
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It was that range of guys that you wanted to pick up on. So
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we're still gonna stick to that. Our guy Nick out there has gotta let
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that do melt. Might be the case. Yeah, definitely gonna check that
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out. We're gonna look at it when we go through it. I've got
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the tee times up, we'll go through that. My guy Bill Case has
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been thinking about a membership for a while after watching DJM would like to try
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by tier like always. We're only ten minutes in hope to get out of
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a little bit. As the season goes on, we'll see how that plays
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believe in Eastern time, so like Steven Yager goes out at seven thirty local
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at nation log is at the top you should get in use the code WHO
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fifteen, but we separated who. We did Keith Mitchell up to Tony FW.
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Let's do that here as well, just because it's again, if we're
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doing ten k and up, there's only three guys. Let's talk Keith Mitchell
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all the way up to feen out. You see the tee times. What's
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your thoughts here within this range? Yeah? So, I mean again,
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the one thing is, you know, what are we doing with the tea
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times? Do we think it's gonna be like an even split with how it
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plays? Because I kind of do. I don't think there's necessarily advantage.
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The only thing that definitely does stick out in my head is those early tea
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times and why did those guys play so bad today? So I'm a little
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cautious, which does suck a little bit because I like a lot of these
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guys that are going off early. I mean Steven Yeager, I mean he's
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a guy I want to be on all week. I was big on him
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in the main slate. He teas off early, a little bit below this
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range. But Patrick Rogers T's off early. So I'm still gonna play guys
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like Yager. He's the only one in this range that has that super early
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tea time. And I'll still be on a guy like Yager at at ninety
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seven. I mean, I don't know, maybe they earned something today,
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and maybe they're a little bit aware they have to be cautious on these big
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par fours to start out. I mean, I think the first and second
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hole long power fours, and I know the tenth as well is a pretty
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tough hole. So you know, if he now, you're gonna be able
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to play him all week. He's gonna have big rounds. I think he's
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clearly in play. Hoyguard looked look solid. He's eleven thousand. Definitely interested
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in him. You know, Grio is the one I really wasn't on,
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but he got a price discount now. I mean he was what eleven to
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one on the classics late now he comes down to ten to one. You
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know, does have moderately early so he's at what nine oh three, so
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not a super early one. I don't know how much I'll get to him.
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Olsen Olson. I didn't play much of him on the main slate,
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but ninety eight hundred shot the five hundred today. Interested. I already talked
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about jager Ken Pendrith bounce back. I mean, he is one of those
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guys that went off super early today, went off super early and found trouble
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right out of the gate. Never found it. I think I can go
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back to him. I imagine the ownership should be pretty low on him.
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And then Killer Keith another guy that went off early and he got to like
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four over right out of the gate, and you know it was a disaster,
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but he did battle all the way back for us. So I do
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like Keith Mitchell as well. So like a lot of these guys in this
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range, we don't have the five K range. They went back to the
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normal standard pricing where six K is the floor price, so it might be
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a little bit harder to get to a guy like Female. Is the fact
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that we don't have the five K guys. Keep Female's ownership in check,
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keep Holguary's ownership in check. It potentially could I want to be big on
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those guys. So this is the range I do like. I anticipate getting
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exposure to a lot you know, Keith Mitchell and Pendrith because of their scores,
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could potentially have their ownership come down a little bit. So you know,
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in this range, Grio is still going to be probably my least favorite,
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and then I'm gonna try to get at least a decent bit of exposure
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to to you know, the rest of these guys in this range, did
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you see I know it's in the next range, but just is so close.
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It's a one hundred away. And Nick just asked, do you see
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Thomas Dtree today? Yeah? That was painful because I liked him on the
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Classic and those teams are those teams are are dead at this point seven over,
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Like, what do you do? Do you do something crazy or just
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a bunch of bogies? This is what's wild about it. This what's wild
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about it, Nick Aston. That's why I brought it up. It's pretty
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funny though, but if you go look and actually do the deep dive on
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it, not only is he seven only seven, Not only is he seven
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over, Not only did he only make one birdie, he made par on
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all four of the par fives, So it's not even like mistakes on those.
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He made big mistakes and then also made par on all those holes.
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So just wild stuff with him. But you know, I echo your thoughts
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up top. I think just in the sense of some of the guys you're
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looking at Rio dropping a thousand bucks being a little bit later within that tea
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time, I think it's definitely possible if I just go pull up his stuff
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real quick, which is what I usually do on these shows to try and
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pull through what I'm seeing. He still made five birdies, he still had
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a street. There was only one, two, three, four, maybe
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four or five holes that he lost slightly on approach, and then he still
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left two of the Power five's out there on top of it. So I
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actually have interesting grio here, I think again, just going back to it,
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that is another thing, and I know it was in the slate plan.
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I know that Djen definitely nailed this on his show when he talked about
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it was everyone was bombers, bombers, bombers. If you look at the
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leaderboard day and people are like, I don't know if it's the good guys
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that came out to play, or if it's just the waves or whatever it
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is. People are having a hard time figuring it out. Anybody that was
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good with their long irons and had great approach ended up being in the mix.
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It was a lot more of a risk first reward. You can look
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at the pin placements and see that it was people were taking shots at it,
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and the ones that had their approach came dialed are the ones that came
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through. There's bombers up there. Of course, all kinds of them,
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I'm saying, but that's the case of where you're still seeing other guys that
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maybe don't vombit out there as much. So just one note, I can
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see that I don't see you know, I'm not going back to this guy.
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We'll get there in a second. I don't care about that. Like
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again, if it's that bad, I just don't see it personally. So
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again you'll get him the or he could situation here maybe you know, but
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I just don't see. It's very It's rare, you see, it's rare
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you see a guy bounce back like like in that big of a way.
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Yeah, if someone's like, you know, three four away from the car,
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yeah they can battle for you in round two. But like you know,
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to make the case that this guy shoots eight under after shooting seven over
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is just it's too rare for me to chase it. There's no way I
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would do that. And I'll say more on that in a second. Actually
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we'll go to it, so brio for sure, and Nick brings it up
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a few bad shots, but bobya could see him going, Yeah, he
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can definitely do something tomorrow. I definitely, could you know, find away
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with him. I don't love that Yager has that the one of the earliest
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seats. I think he's the first one off in the morning. But man,
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just going back and looking at him to five birdies a streak left three
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of the par fives out there pretty dialed on approach, had one two bad
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holes that really cost him, and it's just like again, I don't know,
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maybe tomorrow's the weather's almost identical, so you know, you look at
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it from that perspective, it kind of sucks. But even if he can,
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you know, scramble through these first couple of holes and then pick it
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up from there, I'm still gonna take some shots on them. I like
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them, so I'm gonna stick with them after that. Not too much for
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me up top to talk about. I do think your point about not having
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the five K range will change some things up. More people targeting, whether
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it's early morning or just like you said, that wave of sort of after
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the first hour and a half two hours, it'll still leave guys like Feena
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and Hoguard a little bit more out of it. Now, they'll still pick
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up ownership because they're playing well and because guys want to go to it.
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Feenw wasn't great, but two under on the day, he's still easily accessible
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here that you can get to him, and then hoguard three under but had
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an eagle left some power five's out there for three birdies total beyond the eagles,
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so I definitely could see that. Let's go to this next range here.
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I'll scroll it down just so you can see. We'll go eighty five
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hundred to or sorry, eighty what do we say, eighty four hundred to
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ninety four to down to eighty five? Yes, yeh, yeah, let's
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do that the way it sets up. I already looked at this before,
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so I'm gonna stick to that. But I do want to talk about the
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d Trie thing again for a second, because I I don't have interest.
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I understand the tea time people are gonna see him maybe like him in there,
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but this would be where you know, I think Djen talks about it
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all the time. Other people do as well. We've definitely had conversations around
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it. Chasing a really good round with a guy like EVR. Right,
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So first of all, that's not very likely you see two really strong back
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to back rounds like that. So if you go to EVR, the guy
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was lights out right. I know people are talking about the birthday narrative.
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I think he turned thirty four yesterday. You've got gained almost four strokes on
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approach. He did have the one bogie, but still one, two,
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three, four, five birdies, two eagles, the chip in eagle.
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We were talking to the chat earlier. I know I was teasing us that
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just variants. But you know he made a thirty three foot putt. He
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chipped in for eagle, but he also left some five and six footers out
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there. But let me ask you it this way, would you rather like
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it has to be the same d trie the other way of him bouncing back
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as it is likely that you know, Van Ruyan goes out and has another
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huge round. So would you rather chase EVR and just say, yeah,
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he's probably not gonna do that again, but he can still do well and
20:00
he's only ninety one hundred, or would you take a shot on D Tree
20:03
at almost no ownership? Which would you prefer? Easy? D Tree?
20:07
I mean, EVR is gonna get ownership because of the big boy round that
20:11
he just had. D Tree is gonna get no ownership and I'm not endorsing
20:15
the D Tree play by any means because I'm not playing his ass. But
20:18
if I'm deciding between the two, oh sorry, sorry to our boy.
20:22
Marley said he's got the whole family watch it, so I apologize for the
20:26
swear word there. Hopefully the kids can get the earmuffs on. But it's
20:30
an easy decision between D Tree and EVR. If you're deciding, if you're
20:34
gonna decide on one of those two, I definitely go with the no ownership
20:37
on Dtree. But again, I'm not playing either of those guys, and
20:41
I feel good about it. Like D three seven over, like yeah,
20:44
no, thanks for me, EVR eight under. I mean some of the
20:48
owners ownership is gonna follow because of the great score today. Just be often.
20:52
This range seems very clear to me. Like the upper range. I
20:55
like a lot of those guys. This range I don't like as many.
20:56
So that's why I know I'm going to be able to get access to the
21:00
upper range and play a lot of those guys going to be fading more in
21:03
this nine K range, you know, not playing D Tree, not playing
21:06
EVR, not playing Brandon Wu. I faded him on the main slate and
21:10
I'm not gonna play him in this round, same as Mackenzie Hughes, you
21:15
know, similar to Dtree six over, zero interest going there. So I
21:18
have fades in this range that I feel good about. You know, Davis
21:22
Thompson, I have a good chunk of him on the main slate. So
21:25
for me personally, I don't necessarily need to get to him at one under,
21:27
and I do that. You don't necessarily have to do that, but
21:30
I do. If I know that I have a lot of guy, a
21:33
lot of a guy in a main slate and I don't necessarily love him for
21:36
a Showdown slate, I'll just pass like it's like a natural hedge situation almost.
21:41
And you know, with Thompson, I have enough him. He's on
21:45
the borderline to make the cut at one Under. If he does well,
21:47
great for my show or my main slate teams. If he doesn't. If
21:49
he doesn't do well, then I don't have him in Showdown and others well.
21:53
So no EVR, not a ton of Thompson. Uh, No Brandon
21:57
Wu, no Mackenzie Hughes, all fades for me. Patrick Rodgers is gonna
22:03
stay on him. You know, He's one of those guys. That seems
22:06
like when he gets it going, he can just keep it going at an
22:08
event, and I think he does continue to have success. He's not all
22:11
the way up there at the top. He's five hundred seventh plays good with
22:15
him staying on Jake Knapp for sure, one of my favorite plays on the
22:18
main slay shot the four under today. I think he continues. You know,
22:22
Mark Hubbard, You guys know the story with me and Mark Cubbard.
22:26
I have a thing for Mark Cubboard uh and I just can't fade the guy,
22:30
especially in this field. Our guy Rio eighty five hundred shot a solid
22:34
two hundred today. I will stay on him. And that is the end
22:38
of this range. So really like the guys I like in this range Rogers
22:44
Nap, Hubbard, Rio, and really don't like the other guys in this
22:48
range Detrie, Ben Royan, Brandon Wu, Mackenzie Hughes. And then you
22:55
know, I'm fifty to fifty on Thompson. So it's a clear range for
22:56
me what I'll be doing here. Yeah, I gotta get those likes going.
23:00
Guys almost one hundred and fifty watching only sixty eight likes a lot of
23:03
people not clicking the like buttons, so help us out with that. That's
23:06
gonna be good and goes with the giveaways, right, we always like to
23:08
do these giveaways. Part of that. But who people will know and they'll
23:11
learn quickly. You and I have you know, similar styles sometimes and different
23:15
the other. I got two disagreements in this range. One though you pretty
23:18
much answered Nick's question, So thanks on That's that's how I play it.
23:22
And again I kind of highlighted that, and that's not what everyone does.
23:25
It's not the mindset that everyone has, but that's you know, kind of
23:27
my mindset. Like if I have a guy that's borderline that did decent,
23:32
like is on that cut line after round one, and I have a lot
23:34
of him on the main slate, Like I don't feel the need to go
23:37
there heavy in a showdown slate because if he does well, great for my
23:41
classic teams. If he doesn't do well, then I you know, I've
23:45
dodged a bullet in round two. So I do play the hedge game for
23:48
sure in between rounds. And that was the first disagreement, just friendly disagreement.
23:52
I mean, I do strongly disagree on that one because it's two separate
23:55
slates and The reason I say that is because certainly in round two, I
23:57
still want to win all the money I'm playing for Round two is what we're
24:00
talking about right here. And if Davis Thompson goes off in round two,
24:06
not only am I dead in round two because he was needed. He's a
24:08
guy that you're gonna just have to have, let's say, in this example,
24:11
But then my classic teams aren't guaranteed shit because even if he comes through
24:15
for me, what if those are all five or six, or what if
24:18
someone else screws those teams over? I'm now double screwed. It's not really
24:22
you. You are getting the reward of the hedge. So I don't disagree
24:23
with you because he did his job. The problem is is in a vacuum
24:27
like that's him the rest of those classic teams you need the other five guys
24:32
to come through and that thing? What mean? Yeah, let me clarify.
24:36
This isn't the approach I always take. It's only on the guys that
24:38
I don't have a strong conviction on. Like I don't have a strong conviction
24:41
on Davis Thompson for round two tomorrow. I just I don't know, like
24:45
do I like him? Maybe a little bit like he's not a guy that
24:48
I feel super confident about. So in that scenario, I'm fine playing the
24:52
hedge. If I freaking love Davis Thompson and I feel good that he's gonna
24:55
turn it around, and you know he just missed some short potts in round
24:57
one and feel good about you know, the rest of his game, I'll
25:00
go right back to him. So it's definitely situational. But if I don't
25:03
have a strong conviction, which I don't on Thompson, you know, I'm
25:07
fine letting my classic slate teams carry the weight on that one. And everyone
25:11
says one of my skill sets listening to other sharp players and be able to
25:15
tune in off it. I will tell you, guys, if we got
25:17
your notebook out there, you're writing stuff down, whatever it might be.
25:19
When Who doubles down on someone and goes against that and says, you know
25:25
what, I love this guy. I don't even care about my main slates.
25:26
I'm still going in on this guy. You might as well just lock
25:30
button that guy. I've been friends with Who for a while and these chosen
25:33
for a while. When he doubles down and goes against those points he was
25:37
making that's when you definitely want to be in because for whatever reason, he's
25:40
got a knack for it. That's the way that he finds success. He's
25:42
done it in NFL. It's like an NFL when he hates the guy but
25:45
says, but this week I'm playing him. That's the week to play that
25:48
guy. Trust me. It. Never think about how much money that strategy
25:52
won the ship and Nation community this year. Like the Dak Prescott stuff,
25:57
Well, what was it the one week on Najie Harris got on Najie Harris's
26:00
peak game of the season. The calls were on point for NFL. Yeah,
26:06
the Dak Rull. I like that. Yeah, and that's what we're
26:07
gonna call it. It's the Dactor. I love that. That's exactly what
26:11
it is, the Dak roll. It's a business decision. Yeah, we
26:15
like that one. That it's worked out well. I like a lot of
26:18
the other guys that you mentioned, so I won't go too much of that.
26:19
But the second disagreement was I would actually still play EVR over d Tree,
26:25
and the ownership is probably you know, like you said, very solid
26:27
in your favor on d Tree, but I do think it's less likely that
26:32
he bounces back and does anything crazy or cares enough off a bad round like
26:36
that. And the thing about VR, people say, oh, he can't
26:37
do it again. First of all, if this was two years ago,
26:41
people would hop all over VR. At ninety one hundred, I think it'll
26:45
be kept in check, if not a lot lighter than what we used to
26:48
see because now people think there's no way he does it again. And I
26:51
get that, But he doesn't have to do five birdies, two eagles and
26:56
all this to pay off a ninety. Well, he's not eleven one off
27:00
here where we're making a huge decision. He's ninety one hundred. He still
27:03
has a good tea time. He's absolutely frigging dialed on approach. And again
27:07
he like our guy Baderbeert, says he left some out there. Now you
27:11
do got to make up the fact he made some thirty footers he made,
27:14
he chipped to for eagles, all that. But I'm just saying, it's
27:17
like when someone gains four strokes putting. Didn't we just do this last week
27:19
with Luke Liszt He oh he gained four strokes putting in the first round.
27:22
He'll never do that again. Yeah, he probably won't but then he gained
27:25
like two the round after that and still was solid and needed in your lineup.
27:29
So I look at it a little bit differently, and what excites me
27:32
is a little bit about the fact that I think people keep him in check
27:34
because there's a lot of people that say, I'm not chasing that round,
27:37
and I get that, but I'm trying to sort of zigzag in the middle
27:41
there, and they remind you of the Nasey the Nasey rule too. Yeah,
27:45
that was good that NFL season for the crew. We'll get to this
27:49
guy later. Old crystal ball Delsahilaire, you know, a really wet solar.
27:55
If you had a crystal ball and saw that round again after mister fifty
27:56
seven, everyone said it would be that he definitely did the job for you.
28:00
There. Let's keep it going. Let's go down to eighty four hundred,
28:04
down to seventy five hundred, starting with Michael Kim all the way down
28:08
to sort of got her up. York Carson Young, what are you doing
28:11
here in this range? Yeah? Bigger range obviously since they eliminated the five
28:15
K golfers in round two. But yeah, I like, I like a
28:19
lot of guys in this range, like Michael Kim's a guy I was big
28:22
on the Classic Slate. I'll be staying on him. Ryan Fox, you
28:26
know, similar to Mark Hubbard for me, where I just kind of always
28:30
him on Fox, I'll be on him. He had a pretty early tea
28:33
time and he's one of the guys that kind of avoided the disaster at the
28:37
front end of his round but did what he fell back to even McNeely,
28:42
you know, up and down round eighty two hundred. I got to stay
28:45
on him. I liked him a lot. I think you know that this
28:48
price tag is way too low in this field. He could easily be in
28:52
that nine k range. The way he's been playing the last few weeks,
28:55
I think he finds a big round tomorrow. One of my favorite plays I
28:57
think on the Round two showdown slate, Justin's uh wasn't on him at all.
29:03
I'm gonna apply You're gonna hate me, but I'm gonna apply the s
29:07
H. Kim hedge rule here because I know we both have a lot of
29:11
him on the Classic slate shot the one over was not great. I'll just
29:15
let that ride. I'll let the classic stuff ride. I'm not gonna be
29:18
heavy on him for round two. In on Gim Aaron Raye, I'll continue
29:23
to pass on Cameron champ Kin f off like I don't care like his five
29:26
hondre. I know he plays well here. I'm just I faded him on
29:30
the Classic Slate. I'll be fading him in round two as well. I
29:33
hope people chase that because I think he's a terrible golfer. Non Hoffman in
29:37
on Toasty Sam Stevens things pretty interesting, one of the higher on guys,
29:41
like on the Classic Slate shot even which well even actually is making the cutous.
29:47
Now what is sixty t sixty three a little bit of a price increase?
29:52
Do people go back to him? I'm finding going back to him.
29:53
He's been playing solid golf chessin Hadley, I thinks a great play tomorrow.
29:57
He's a guy that excels on these easier type courses. It seems like he's
30:03
better in these weaker type field events. I think he's a good play at
30:06
seventy seven. Vincent Norman double Rrier guy seventy six hundred shot the three under
30:14
Johnny Vegas is one of these guys that has that very early tea time and
30:17
he fell apart what happened. He have trouble at the end. Yeahound found
30:22
some trouble down the stretch. People say, really good round. I think
30:23
he's still had finished even right, Yeah, so he's even. Yeah,
30:26
but he has the first tea time, So he's one of these guys that
30:30
falls into that, you know, first tea time that has me a little
30:33
bit and those guys definitely me a little bit nervous. I do have a
30:37
lot of him on the main slid, so I could get away from him
30:38
here in round two. For that reason. Austin Ekrot thinks a great play
30:44
seventy six hundred, and I think that's about it for me in terms of
30:51
guys that I that I do like. But there's some solid options here.
30:53
Again, it's a bigger range because they eliminated the five K range. Yeah,
30:57
this range has the dudes that I like for that tea time that we're
31:00
sort of targeting. Like Eck wrote Rye had Hadley, those guys all sort
31:06
of pop there and then you could take your pick on some of the other
31:07
ones. One note on sah Kim just so we'll keep it moving. But
31:11
Shkim was again, I know you got the hedge, but like yeah,
31:15
just look at it. He had a triple and a double which hurt him,
31:18
but other than that, five birdies left the streak out there on either
31:22
side, multiple potential streaks there that he could have had, So that's one
31:25
thing I'll look at. And then two of the power fives left out there,
31:27
including the triple on eighteen, so he's still live too. That's painful.
31:33
Geez. Yeah, you can tell just that, you know the Yeah,
31:37
that's good points. See, that's why I like doing the shows with
31:38
you. Maybe I can come back on our guy, Kim. Most people
31:41
would probably stay off them, but I just think that's one thing that I'll
31:44
look at there. What did Toast you do today? Who are some other
31:47
guys that we're looking at here? Toasty ended up being plucked one as well.
31:51
Five birdies left two of the power fives out there, and then just
31:55
a bunch of mistakes, four bogeys and a double bogee. His stats were
31:59
up and down. I'm not sure if he started on the front or the
32:01
back, because if you look, his back nine pretty solid. His front
32:06
nine was a few big really okay, So that that's interesting about Toasty then,
32:10
because Toasty's got sort of that nice people will see it on the screen.
32:14
He's got that nice tea time too, almost nine o'clock local. And
32:17
then because this is Eastern time. And then on top of it, his
32:22
front well, he made two birdies. It was most of his approach was
32:24
that's when his approach was off on the back nine. He picked it up.
32:28
Left one of the power five's out there on the back nine, one
32:30
on the front two. But just to say it, I definitely think,
32:32
uh, you know, there's a there's a way to attack it here with
32:35
adding him into the mix as well. So don't hate that Storm and Norman
32:39
double arm the Viking, don't mind him there. There's some guys in this
32:43
range though, so I think this is what makes a lot of that work.
32:45
So yeah, you know Ross, our guy Ross k toasty heated up
32:49
towards the end. Toasty got roasty towards the ends, as our guy Djen
32:52
likes to say. So I like that call too, So this range pretty
32:57
interesting. The next one. There's a lot of guys in here, hoop
32:59
and it's going a little longer than expected, but got her up down to
33:01
seven K and then we'll just lump everybody in the six K is because seven
33:06
k up to seventy five hundred seventy four. There's a lot of guys in
33:08
here, So what's some of the guys in this range that you like?
33:14
Well, we got him, folks, we got him. How long do
33:16
we let him go? I I tracted that one pretty quickly. Sega at
33:22
seventy four. Maybe it does fall off pretty quick. Man. I'm waiting
33:25
for my dad, Robert Mack to freaking do something. But even par round
33:30
seventy three, I played him on the Classic just because I'm a you know,
33:34
I have some guys that I'm very loyal to, and unfortunately he is
33:37
one of them, but has not got anything going. Bramlett at seventy three,
33:43
a guy I liked on the main slate. I'll be going back to
33:45
him. Robbie Shelton a guy that I played on the main slate. And
33:50
you ever have one like one of those situations where you end up playing you
33:52
didn't realize you played so much of a guy, And he absolutely crushed for
33:57
me. This week was like Robbie Shelton. You know you're on a heater
34:00
when Robbie Shelton shoots what four under unowned and you have them on like a
34:05
good chunkier teams. That was the case for me today with Shelton. I
34:07
have to reward U, mister Shelton, go back to him for a round
34:12
two. So I like him. Novak at seventy two shot the five under.
34:17
He looked really solid out there. I can definitely definitely go back to
34:21
him, and then Paton kazer I like Kazeire. I don't know if I
34:29
liked him. I played him on the main sled shot two under Harry Hall
34:32
two under. Interested in him. I mean, these are, you know,
34:37
guys that make a lot of things work in your lineup. This range
34:39
is a range where if you are trying to get to that top, you're
34:43
trying to play the females, the hoeguards, you gotta be on some of
34:45
these guys. And I think we have some options down here, some comfortable
34:49
options. Yeah. Dylan MoU right at the bottom. He shot a three
34:52
under on the day and had six parties, and he's the opposite of what
34:55
I usually talk about. He took care of all the part five so I
34:59
thought that was interesting. You brought up Shelton. He had eight birdies,
35:01
including seven in a row at one point to get to that four under.
35:05
He's still had some bogies and whatnot on the car, but he played very
35:07
well. Ben Silverman shot a one or two under. He's there. Bramlett
35:12
played really good. His tee time's sort of nice in there. Also some
35:15
of the guys I got, I guess I'm ready to get hurt. Like
35:17
the chat mentioned earlier with Smally, I still like Smally right, he's the
35:22
problem is like Smally, Rogers Jager, the guys that I like are all
35:25
literally that very first tea time. But Smally four birdies left definitely both sides
35:32
of a streak out there, a par five and a part three could have
35:35
easily made one there. He left one, two, two of the par
35:37
five's out there really strong on approach, off the tee, everything else except
35:42
with the putter one two, three, four five holes where he lost over
35:46
half a stroke putting. So, to Ross's point, just insane. What
35:51
is Matt Wallace's price? Justin mentioned Matt Wallace. I thought he did.
35:54
He might be like EVR. He went off four man, Yeah, so
36:00
over two strokes on approach, gained a stroke with the putter, pretty solid
36:02
across the board, one two, three, four, five, six,
36:05
seven birdies on the whole left uh one, two of the power fives out
36:10
there and had multiple opportunities at a streak that he just royally messed up.
36:15
So another guy that could go low and he's got one of those early er
36:19
tee times, but it's not the very beginning of the day. I guess,
36:22
right. Let me go check here just to see if I'm missing something
36:24
here. Yeah, his tee time is pretty nice, nine to fourteen,
36:28
maybe, like, what's going on? Did it switch to local now?
36:30
Oh no, it's eighty's it's East seven thirty tea times and he's got an
36:36
eight fourteen one, so it's only forty five minutes and that's fine. I
36:39
think that's fine though, and that sort of rounds it up for me maybe,
36:43
Nate. You know, Bobby, Bobby Mack, I was gonna tell
36:45
you one thing real quick and then we'll go. You could start looking at
36:46
that six k range and then look for a winner for the one month membership.
36:51
But Bobby Mack, just so you know, if you have interest,
36:52
still won two three, four five birdies and left two of the power fives
36:58
out there, you know, not rate overall, but well he lost strokes
37:01
on approached. There was two very bad holes that contributed to that. So
37:06
just a note on that one and let me let's see. Actually, yeah,
37:10
So anyone you post something in chat, if you're not a member and
37:14
you know you're looking to potentially try it out, post something in the chat
37:17
and we'll pick someone here before we get out terms of six k range.
37:22
There's a lot of options down here, and I don't know if it's good
37:25
or bad, but a lot of the I mean it's good for the main
37:28
slate because a lot of these guys down here that I was on for the
37:30
main slate kind of went off and they're probably gonna get some ownership here for
37:35
a round two. But I kind of want to stay with him, Like
37:37
Higo he shot one under. I'm interested in Higgo like I played him on
37:40
the main Slight interested in showdown. Vala. Mackie was very high in him
37:46
for the main slate. Got the job done. He's seven under. I
37:51
know he's, you know, one off the lead, but man, I'm
37:53
gonna I'm gonna stay on him. Del Soo Laer sixty nine hundred shot to
37:57
six under. We liked him on the main Going back to him, uh
38:02
Stanger is that his name? I played on earlier. You liked that,
38:07
Yeah, I liked him on the main order, the Classic slate sixty seven
38:10
hundred, No problem. Going back to me, like a lot of these
38:14
guys. Not much difference between these guys and some of the guys in the
38:16
seven K range, And this allows me to get to that top tier that
38:21
I liked a lot more than the second tier. So I'm gonna be down
38:23
here quite a bit. Uh No, I'm not going to Detroit Merritt.
38:28
I did play him on the main But the guy you just had up,
38:30
Dafu, another guy that I liked on the main slate, he was in
38:34
the playerpool. All these guys were in the playerpool. So if you're you're
38:37
not a number at Shiping Nation, Dafu is in the playerpool. Stanger.
38:42
Who else did I talk about? Del solaire Vella MACKI all in the player
38:46
pool. So if you remember at ship at Nation, you knew that I
38:50
was on these guys. Uh, Daffu, Like we talked about Boom Boom
38:54
Boom. Yeah, I mean m J. Duffy. I think they call
38:58
him like this guy goes off Monday Cues all the time and just goes low
39:01
and Justin mentioned here. If you go look him up, will you sort
39:04
your stats or anybody who does that, they're going to see him way near
39:07
the top. He had a bunch of birdies, ended up gaining a ton
39:09
on approach, a ton with the putter too, though, but one,
39:13
two, three, four, five, six, seven birdies left. Two
39:15
of the power five's out there had a streak. So I guess he'll be
39:17
popular at sixty five hundred. But yeah, and that's the unfortunate part.
39:21
It's like, these guys are going to get some ownership. But man,
39:23
you know I have I have all these guys on the main slate, and
39:27
I think you were on a lot of them as well. I'm staying on
39:30
him and David Liftk. I mean the price tag has come up. I
39:31
mean he was like free on the main slady. He's one of those five
39:35
K guys shoots the six hunder like and again, he's gonna get some ownership,
39:38
but I don't know. I'll stay on him. I don't care.
39:40
The ownership can't be like a crazy, crazy amount where you have to,
39:45
you know, consider fading him. So I like a lot of these guys
39:47
because I was on him in the main I don't feel like I'm chasing,
39:51
so I'll stay on a lot of those dudes I just mentioned. Yeah,
39:53
yeah, Lee Aldrick, Lee Aldrich was on him too. I mean he
39:57
was, he was a featured guy in the Valuary. Yeah, that's what
40:01
I was just looking at. I think he had him right in there.
40:04
Same with this is crazy real quick. Just to switch it over, Lipsky
40:07
says, Lee's the man. So Lee writes this up every week. This
40:09
is free. If you're not a member of Nothing to Sell here, just
40:12
go to PGA Value Report. You can see it right now, still for
40:15
free. And a couple of the guy I mean, he's got Harry Hall,
40:17
he's got Chapel was looking good early on, not great in the end,
40:22
but then had Lipski in there too. So Lipski, Crystal Ball and
40:25
Harry Hall some of the guys there that we're seeing that just look really good
40:30
overall. I think you mentioned both. I'm not gonna go too heavy in
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here. We'll have it up over on the site. We'll have it in
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there. Did you find some winners for the prizes here? We've got we
40:38
need a member for the one hundred dollars single entry, and I like Chan
40:43
Kim to Justin. I do like him, he's definitely interested. Mispronounced that
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actually YONDI. I don't even have to say beyond me that guy. It's,
40:50
for whatever reason, Kevin's favorite guy right now. But we need a
40:53
winner for the monthly membership. Who do we got for that one? The
40:57
monthly membership? I guess we've got a lot of of loyal supporters out there
41:00
because it seems like most of the people in here are members, which we'd
41:04
love to see. Let's see, where's our boy, Cadfire not a member
41:10
yet, love to give it a try, all right, and you're gonna
41:13
say them, I already had it ready, Cadfire, cock Fire, and
41:17
he's gonna get the win. And he's got it. So Cadfire, reach
41:21
out to us info at ship at nation dot com. Just got a screenshot
41:24
your YouTube account to show us it's you. Otherwise everyone reaches out and wants
41:29
their free membership. They're saying they're used to reach out. We'll get you
41:30
set up tonight so you can get in on the action. We'll give you
41:34
one month free all access and then did you have a member hoop that for
41:38
the one hundred dollars single entry, it's got to be our boy the Wolf
41:42
of Ball or Wolf of Ball Street at the dack roll. I mean that
41:45
just that was that was on point. So he'll get the hundred. Yeah,
41:50
if you're creating content, you can get it on creating lineup set up
41:52
there on hundred dollars single entry. Reach out to me on the discord.
41:55
We'll get you all set up in there. Anything else, hoop final thoughts
42:00
before we get out of here. Yeah, make sure to obviously get on
42:02
over to the website. Check out all the contents going up. Change up
42:05
the format a little bit this week, kind of doing a tier by tier
42:09
essentially ranking, and then we'll have our core plays up as well. All
42:13
of DJM stuff should be up very soon, and then make sure to tune
42:16
into his show tomorrow and Saturday for Round three and round four. Great time
42:22
to get over a ship at nation dot com. Kevin knows, Kevin knows,
42:27
Margaret the time we'll get out there if you guys haven't yet done so,
42:30
like Coop said, it's up on the site there. You can see
42:31
it now. We did. Updated projections are for DraftKings. You're going to
42:34
get it all, including showdown. We have round one through Round four for
42:37
showdown projections and ownership that's set up for that, the stone tool round two
42:44
through round four, and then for the main slate we just talked about the
42:46
course fit rankings where our guy Lee sets those up that had Lipski in it,
42:50
some of the others that are going off right now, the normal content
42:53
for those that don't have time or aren't too heavy into the gulf streets that
42:57
just want to rely on guys like Whoop, myself and the rest of our
43:00
team, Djen, Lee, all the others that are just putting the work
43:02
in the sweaty tryards and then building it out. We've got more coverage there.
43:06
Hoop and myself and Lee do all of these including I do the slate
43:09
plan, breaking down ownership, how to handle it, some roster construction stuff
43:13
that people struggle with, and then we've got our showdown content we just talked
43:16
about. Then lastly, if you're just getting into PGADFS, another thing we
43:20
talked about the affiliate program earlier, but Hoop and I both had huge weeks
43:24
last week, so did many members. But if you want to get behind
43:27
the scenes and pull the curtain back on what we think about when it comes
43:30
to DFS, This course is two hours. It's a video course breaking down
43:34
the process of playing PGADFS. It comes with any membership that you sign up
43:38
for, so you only sign up for the week and just want to check
43:42
this out over the weekend, you need two hours. You could fast forward
43:44
here and just pick your parts. But we've got the process breaking it all
43:47
down sort of how we create our own what our mindsets are, cash,
43:52
single entry, twenty max, how to use tools, projections, ownership,
43:54
building player pools, reviewing and analyzing your process. We talk about ross,
44:00
construction, weather, wavestack in game three, leverage, correlation, ownership.
44:04
Is it overrated? This one is awesome because I'll tell you what we've had,
44:07
I think, including yourself, who just picked up a couple last weekend.
44:12
But it's in Michigan this year, your your home area, and we've
44:15
got at least seven or eight members that have already won seats to this Fantasy
44:20
Golf World Championship. And it is a completely different beast when it comes to
44:23
live finals and getting into it. And we talk about the satellites to get
44:27
into them. If you guys have seen for the API and the players huge
44:30
contest called the Heavy Irons, I think it's called. And then the Mega
44:35
par three tons of satellites. You don't know how to play them. This
44:37
course will teach you how. After you qualify. Then what don't get scared
44:42
shaken in your boots saying, oh, but I'm playing against all these big
44:45
names and all this stuff. There's ways to beat these tournaments, and we
44:47
talked to you about it. And then the Fantasy Golf World Championship, we
44:51
break it down. I went through the actual three round playdown. I was
44:53
lucky enough to be there last year with my friend Todd went out to win
44:58
it for the one million dollars. Just to note that how to attack the
45:00
actual live final. And then of course you're here watching a Showdown round two
45:05
show. There is a lot of coverage in here on Showdown and then any
45:08
members Q and A. Everything they asked us, We answered all of those
45:12
questions as well. So if you guys aren't in yet, now's the time
45:15
to do so. Go use the code Hoop fifteen, get it on the
45:19
action, join the nation. It's all there and more. You can choose
45:22
whatever planet is that you guys want, that's gonna do it for this one
45:25
guys, for whop for myself to attack and tambo Let's ship it