What's up, guys, Rick here with your DFS preview for this week's BMW championship down to 50.

No cut.

You're going to have to roster over 10% of the field in every single one of your lineups.

I'll take you through a very interesting golf course using data and a little bit of course.

Mapping will go through the field, see if we can find any trends, what the numbers are telling

us and see if we can put together some decent lineups and find some targets to play for this

week.

Without further ado, let's get into it.

We are headed back to Olympia Fields.

And if you go to the course key stats model on Rick Rungood.com, which you should, well, maybe not the course key stats model,

but you should go to rickrungood.com giant database for golf betting and fantasy. You will notice

there's a message waiting for you because Olympia Fields has only been used one time.

2020 was the only time that we've gone here. So I can't run a regression model using one year of data.

It would just be a complete 100% parallel to the results. So that is pretty worthless.

So not going to be able to run a regression model. Just don't have the sample. That's fine.

But I can show you a couple of other things that we could talk through this golf course.

Number one, this was the fourth most difficult golf course on the schedule in 2020.

It played very much like a major championship.

It's a big boy golf course.

If you look at the scorecard, it's a par 70, 7,300 yards.

Both par fives are over 600 yards. They're not gimmies by any

stretch of the imagination. There is a 250 yard par three. That's the eighth. There is a 215 yard part

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