What's going on golf addicts D.V. here to break down everything you need to know and nothing you don't about colonial country club the site of the Charles Schwab challenge one of the oldest events on the PJ tour schedule and I'm actually going to give you a player quote here in just a minute it's very key when understanding where this golf tournament typically falls in the PJ tour schedule and why it matters in terms of betting or DFS that's what I'm talking about on this video.

On this video is only the things you need to know that will help you bet this golf tournament or play DFS in terms of knowing and understanding colonial and what it takes to play well.

Listen, so in the past we've had winners like Jason Cocrack, Daniel Berger, Kevin Nah, all went around that 60 to 1 to 70 to 1 number.

We've had winners like Justin Rose, Kevin Kisner, winning that 20 to 33 to 1 number, Gordon Spieth, one here at 7 to 1 and we've seen a range of scores, right, Jason Cocrack at 14 under Berger at 15 under Kevin Nah, 13 Justin Rose at 20, but then we, you know, years where Kevin Kisner won at 10 under when the wind really kicked off and gets going.

Spieth has made nine of nine cuts here so far through 2021 and eight of those nine cuts were top 15 finishes.

Clearly it's a course that fits Gordon Spieth and he's very comfortable on and a lot of times we've seen in terms of winners that the veterans don't necessarily have to have incoming form, you know, or incoming good course history to play well.

The deck he, you know, wasn't, or not, sorry, not to deck, he's that Johnson wasn't killing it when he won that kind of thing.

Zach Johnson holds a tournament record here 72 whole record at 21 under Kevin Nah holds the course record with a 61 along with a bunch of other old parts.

Now that just kind of tells you I like to say who holds tournament records and course records because it can speak to who's capable of going low here.

You're going to start to notice a pattern, Daniel Berger, Adam Scott, are examples of guys at one here with pretty lackluster.

Force history, it wasn't amazing, whereas like Kisner, co crack, Kisner, sorry, kids, co crack and Nah, all had pretty solid force history prior to winning.

So, you know, maybe it's a thing, maybe it's not I want to talk about some key features of this golf course before I do that.

I have a quick question. I want you to put in the comments after a major championship week.

Do you lose interest? Are you more interested in the week after not more interested than maybe the major championship week, but just in general in a regular week on the PJ four.

A week following a major championship. Are you more or less interested in betting it or playing the FS on draft kings a week like this following the PJ championship.

Are you a little more excited because you watched the PJ championship and it got you into it and made you, you know, it was exciting to watch golf.

Or you kind of like, you know, really having to come down from the high of a major championship week and you just want to kind of sit it out.

Put that in the comments. I'd be really interested while you're here. Give it a thumbs up like the video subscribe to the channel and share with your betting and DFS buddies.

If you don't mind that helps the channel out significantly, but let's get to some key features of this golf course.

This is of course colonial. It's a par 70. It averages around 7,000 yards, but they can tip it out to about 7,200 yards.

Perry Maxwell designed with two par fives where one is pretty. It's like the easiest hole in the golf course and pretty getable by most of the field.

The others really a true three shoter and nine par fours that play less than 450 yard colonial sits kind of middle of the road when you look at difficulty in terms of the PJ tour courses since 2015.

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