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I love the Valspar.

I feel like this is a course where you win a lot of money solely because Paul Casey keeps winning here.

So anytime you have Paul Casey winning an Oostie getting in the hunt, that's probably why I say I love this course. I've had some good success here.

Over the years I like it. It's tough. It fits the kind of teams I like to build.

So we'll see if we can keep that going.

Yeah, Casey, Reed, Louis, all your guys tend to play well here. Is there a specific type?

I mean, those are your types of players anyways. Maybe it's just happenstance that they tend to do well with the Valspar.

But is there any particular type of player in general that you're looking for here? Is it like good irons? Good chipping?

Yeah, so it's the rare cut. That's usually those are counter intuitive because the normal philosophy is if you're so good with your irons, you can get away with chipping because you don't need to face it.

But at a place like this, I copper had you can't really do that.

And I think the ability to mitigate big numbers that like someone like Patrick Reed seems to work his way in and out of trouble.

Louis, I mean, lately he's a super putter, but he's had some really good scrambling opportunities here in the past.

So I think that type of player rarely is in play, but this week more than ever, it's actually very important.

All right, let's go to the 10k range on draft kings. It starts off with the number two player in the world priced higher than the number one player in the world.

It's just in Thomas. He is 11,500 dollars. DJ is 11, two big dick, Vic, 10, five Patrick Reed, 10, three Paul Casey, the two time defending champion is 10,000 dollars.

I briefly brought this up with Jeff on the betting show that Casey's like 22, 25 to one in some spots that no one's going to bet him. Are they he's going to win it yet?

Yeah, probably go for the, yeah, the three feet and it's true. I mean, he's going to be he's a reasonable tag and people are going to start with him, but it's you see this sometimes in DFS where it's like I can't tell you the winner.

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