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Hey, Hey, Hey, Hey. What's up, guys? Welcome into another edition of Bogie Free.

I am your host, Matt Jones. You can find me on Twitter at Matt Jones, TFR.

And we are going to quickly recap the Farmers Insurance open from last week and then point our attention towards the waste management coming up for Super Bowl weekend.

So very quickly, Mark Leishman was $8,300.

He was around 10% owned in a lot of contests, and he took down the tournament, though. He did get outscored for Draft King's points by John

Rom, which is not a particularly common occurrence, so definitely worth noting.

As far as the contests in general this past weekend, the 6 of 6 percentage for a lot of the big

tournaments was pretty low.

It was in the like 5 to 9% range in most contests, like the big 100K up top.

I think they called it King of the Pines or something this past week, was probably

about 8%. So definitely a week where you could have potentially cashed with 5 of 6, but there

were some popular guys at the top. So more or less if you didn't have, say, three guys in the top. So more or less, if you didn't have, say, three guys in the top six or so, you definitely

weren't making a ton of money.

We had Rahman and Rory finished second and third right behind Leishman.

We had Brantznetter, who was about 15% owned in cash in third place as well.

We had Tony Fee now, who was like super chalk. I think he was the third or fourth highest golfer

as far as cash goes. And I think he was probably about second or third in GPP ownership as well. So a lot of popular

guys up at the top. Only, I believe, three, no, four golfers scored more than 100

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