What's up, guys, Rick here with your DFS preview for this week's RBC Heritage.

This is a fun little event and actually a pretty great field, considering it's the week

after a major championship, and the Masters was

unbelievable. I mean, Hideki Matsuyama played phenomenal golf. We saw Willisal

Torres near the top of the leaderboard. Zander tried to bust through again, and even for me,

who had no lineup sweats, essentially, over the course of the weekend, No bet outright sweats over the weekend.

It was still an enjoyable watch.

I took the big whiff on Patrick Cantley.

I was very adamant and bullish on him.

Listen, as I think I should be.

You know, it's one of these situations.

There was really nothing for us to imagine that Patrick Cantlay, Daniel Berger,

Rory McElroy, Brooks, Kepka, Dustin Johnson are all going to miss the cut, right?

I mean, we could say what we want about Brooks and Rory, but some of these other guys are just,

they're shockers.

And I think it's kind of two things. You know, I actually had somebody that I respect email me and say, you know, when things go, when things go wrong, when the model doesn't work, for example, why do you think that is?

And I thought it was a pretty insightful question.

And for me, at least for the Masters, I think there's two things.

One, the margins at Augusta National are very, very small. We saw that all week long.

If you are just a little bit off, you know, 12 inches in one direction or another, you could be

close, you could be next to the pin or you could be rolling 30 yards back into the fairway.

And those margins are very, very small. So when they start to add up, it becomes troublesome.

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