What's up, guys, Rick here with your DFS preview for this week's Windham Championship,

the final event of the PGA Tour regular season.

So be prepared to hear every shot counts.

That's right.

A three-footer in April is worth the same amount as a 300-footer in August.

Get ready to hear that this week. We've got a lot of storylines, but we are going to cover through the golf course, the field, the trends,

all that stuff with data to see what we can find and the best way to approach the golf course

and approach the way to maybe get a little action down on this

event. And then, of course, next week, we're going to enter the playoffs and the fields are going

to be stacked. We're going to be playing, you know, 70 down to 50 down to 30, et cetera, et cetera,

et cetera, et cetera. So let's not waste any more time. Let's jump into it. Let's go. Sedgfield Country Club. Yes, a lot of data on Sedgfield.

play this all the time. Donald Ross, 7100 yards par 70, larger than average greens,

certainly skews shorter on the PGA tour. And if you look at the correlation model or the

regression model, which stats are more highly correlated to success, you will see

really one thing that stands out that is driving accuracy. The point being, that's not the only

way to get it done, but accurate drivers of the golf ball have had a higher correlation to success at this golf course than all but seven golf courses

on the PGA tour schedule.

Okay.

So, only seven other courses in which driving accuracy has been more important.

You'll see things like strokes gained approach, actually below average.

Driving distance, nearly, actually, it is dead last.

Around the green, below average driving distance nearly actually it is dead last around the green below average um it is it is a pretty unique looking regression model if you then go from the really strong stats

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