What's up, guys, Rick here with your first look for this week's Wells Fargo Championship.

Obviously, plenty more content to come this week in the way of a DFS preview on Monday,

a betting preview on Tuesday, live

chats throughout the week as well. But I like this little Sunday appetizer.

Start to turn your attention to the new event as your lineups or your bets might be toes up.

They might be done for Sunday. So,

hey, let's see what's going on in next week's event. And that's the Wells Fargo

championship. This event, all things considered fairly young on the PGA tour. It only dates back

to 2003. And it started as the Wachovia Championship.

Remember that?

Remember all the times that bank has changed hands?

First Union, Wachovia, Wells Fargo,

probably a couple of other things in between.

But now it is, of course, the Wells Fargo Championship.

And it's been played at Quail Hollow every single year except for one.

That was in 2017 when Quail Hollow hosted the PGA Championship, so they moved this event to Eagle Point, and it was Justin Thomas who would go on to win that Quail

Hollow PGA Championship.

Winters of this event, specifically, there was no 2020 events so another one of these uh events on the

schedule where we don't have a a 2020 defending champion but in 19 it was max homa that's right

max homa got in the winter circle for the first time in his career 2018 jason day, that's the non-quail hollow year. That was Brian Harmon.

James Hahn won it in 2016, and in 2015,

Rory McElroy won it for the second time,

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