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

This is a different week.

It is a team event.

We're going to talk a lot about the ramifications of that, the format, the scoring,

all of that good stuff. But first, we have to look back last week for the RBC Heritage

because there were plenty of big winners. I faded on Sunday in the $200 single entry.

Could not win that one, unfortunately, but there were plenty of winners out there first of all

buda b in the slack channel turns his $35 into $2,200 essentially with a single bullet

finishes fifth in the flop shot that is great work always fun to see a single bullet up there as well. Justin had a

$12, excuse me, a $100 bet on Stewart's sink at $125 to 1. Do the mat. That is $12,500 in return.

He also noted the reason that I pointed this out, and thank you, Justin. He said he's up 8%

betting head-to-head matchups this year, which I believe

that is really the way. If you are taking this very seriously, if you are trying to grind

ROI, that is the way to do it. So Justin, congratulations. Always good to hear from you.

They get bigger. Michael won with essentially single bullets.

Turned his $168 into $21,200.

That's unbelievable.

Congratulations, Michael.

A lot of Stewart's Sink, Morikawa type lineups up there at the top.

And then the big boy, DFS Reds sends me a tweet, turned his

$456 into $105,000. Wow, wow, wow, wow. There was a lot. There was a lot of winners.

Stuart Sink was a guy that I think I wrote up on, I definitely wrote up on Golf Digest.

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