What's up, guys? Rick here with your DFS preview for this week's AT&T, Byron Nelson, the final event before next week's PGA championship at Oak Hill.

I've said it a couple times, but just putting it out there, I will be in route to Rochester at the end of this week.

So I'll be there all next week. Boots on the ground. Hope to have a lot of information, a lot of data, a lot of analysis. I'll talk to some guys and we'll walk the golf course, all that fun stuff. So a lot of great things coming in the next couple of weeks. We've got this event here, which is got a very top heavy field on a golf course that we've only seen a couple of

times and we'll dive into all of that with the data and see what little nuggets we can find.

So should be a blast.

I'm excited.

Let's sprint.

Let's go.

TPC Craig Ranch is the golf course and I must remind you out of the gate that we have only seen this golf course for two years.

They moved it to TPC Craig Ranch for this event in 2021.

So we played it that year, and we played it in 2022.

We have the same champion for both of those years.

His name is K.H. Lee, he is someone that we're going to talk about quite a bit here in just one second. But what do we see when we get to TPC Craig Ranch? Well,

this is very likely to be a birdie fest. We have seen very good scoring conditions and very low

scores. In the first two years, it is a par 72 that's going to play about 7400 yards. But I think that maybe on a golf course

that lacks a lot of defining features, I think the one thing that is going to determine

who finds success this week are the larger than average greens. So the greens are about 6,700 square feet

on average. SQ's larger on the PGA tour.

And the regression model that I run here on Rick Rungood.com, my website, giant database

for golf betting and fantasy.

This points out basically two really important metrics for this week.

Now, the caveat being, of course, we have less data for TPC Craig

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