What's up guys? Rick here with your DFS preview for this week's Charles Schwab challenge. Clearly, I'm

still in Rochester, putting a bow on the PGA championship, which was phenomenal. Oak Hill was special.

Brooks Kepka was dominant. It produced a really, really incredible and compelling championship.

It was cool to meet all you guys out there,

say hello and chop it up a bit. So obviously still in the hotel room. I'll be flying back here

shortly. So apologies for any, you know, lesser than better or lesser than normal audio quality

or something like that. But we're going to run through this week's Charles Schwab Challenge,

the golf course, colonial, the field, everything there is to talk about

and see if we can find some good guys in the model that we're going to run at the end.

So let's trend on. Let's go.

Okay, here's my website, Rick Rungood.com.

It's a giant database for fantasy golf and golf betting. Here's go. Okay, here's my website, Rickruongood.com. It's a giant database for

fantasy golf and golf betting. Here's the course key stats model. And what we have here is a very

solid regression model. You know, we've been playing colonial for years. And while it is one of the

shorter courses on the PGA tour schedule, 7,200 yards, it plays fairly difficult, especially if this area, Fort Worth, hasn't had a lot of moisture,

hasn't had a lot of rain.

If you get a dry season, it can play pretty darn firm and fast.

So it'll give these guys a pretty solid test.

But the stat breakdown.

So the stat breakdown here is looking at the last

dozen years of data and looking for which golfers and their stats have had the best success,

what is most correlated to success. And you'll see a couple of different things here that stand

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