DFS PGA Podcast for DraftKings - FedEx St. Jude Classic 6/5/18  DFSR’s Chris Durell joins Doug Norrie for a PGA podcast on this weekend’s FedEx St. Jude’s Classic. It’s an interesting field of plays considering many of the top names will take the week off in preparation for next weekend’s US Open. Chris breaks down some of the course dynamics and what skillets play well here. He looks at some of his core plays like Phil Mickelson who has some great course history, a big upside play in Henrik Stenson and some mid-tier guys like Chez Reavie and Tony Finau. They then talk about the beta-testing of DFSR’s new PGA projections and how some of the “system” plays to pass the sniff test. All of this and more on a full PGA podcast for the FedEx St. Jude’s Classic. Be sure to subscribe...

DFS PGA Podcast for DraftKings - The Masters 4/4/18  DFSR’s Chris Durell joins Doug Norrie to talk about this weekend’s Master’s Tournament and how to attack making lineups on DraftKings for their Millionaire Maker. They start off talking about Tiger Woods and how his recent play, plus public persona is influencing his odds to win the tournament. Currently at 10/1, he’s tied with Jordan Spieth as the overall favorite to win. Chris breaks down how Augusta plays and what skills are important to recognize in golfers going into the weekend. He talks about length off the tee, the greens playing in small windows and how scrambling could be the decider late in the weekend. Subscribe to this podcast on...

DFSR is proud to bring you our newest contributor Chris Durell. He'll be bringing weekly PGA picks, analysis and breakdowns to help you cash on DraftKings. If you are new to DraftKings PGA DFS be sure to click on the banner below. Want to see how these picks and more fit into lineups for the Wyndham Championship? Chris is selling lineups plus a cheatsheet for only $5. He covers 3 DraftKings, 1 Victiv and 1 Fantasy Feud lineup. Just scroll to the bottom of the picks. This is a separate service than our traditional monthly membership. Wyndham Championship Sedgefield Country Club - Greensboro, NC Par 71, 7,071 Yards The season's final major ended on a high note with Jason Day capturing his first career major championship. He looked poised and locked in from tee off through to the 18th hole tap in putt for the win. Jordan Spieth was the runner up and became only the third player(Tiger Woods & Jack Nicklaus) to place top 4 in all majors in one season. That wasn't the only milestone Jordan reached on Sunday. He passed Rory McIlroy to become the #1 player in the world. It has been an exciting year for major championship golf leaving us with the Fedex Cup Playoffs to close out the 2015 PGA Tour season. A four tournament race to the finish for the Fedex Cup trophy and 10 Million Dollar prize. Before we get to the playoffs we have one final tournament for players outside the top 125 to earn a spot in the playoff field. The PGA Tour heads to Greensboro, North Carolina this week for the Wyndham Championship at Sedgefield Country Club. It is the final tournament before the Fedex Cup Playoffs begin at the Barclays. Those players outside the top 125 will have one last chance to lock up there spot. Most notably trying to get in will be Tiger Woods. He sits in 187th in the standings at almost 300 points behind 125th place. He will need at least a 2nd a place finish to have a shot. Back to the course. It isn't long but tee shots will have to be placed in the right spots to be able to hit the greens and more importantly put it close to have a birdie chance. The greens are undulating and smaller than average so not only will greens in regulation be important but proximity will be a must. With the greens being undulating and tougher than normal I will be looking for not only Strokes Gained Putting but also 3 Putt Avoidance. All the stats I am using this week are listed below: Strokes Gained: Tee to Green Driving Accuracy Greens...

DFSR is proud to bring you our newest contributor Chris Durell. He'll be bringing weekly PGA picks, analysis and breakdowns to help you cash on DraftKings. If you are new to DraftKings PGA DFS be sure to click on the banner below. Want to see how these picks and more fit into lineups for the PGA Championhsip? Chris is selling lineups plus a cheatsheet for only $5. He covers 3 DraftKings, 1 Victiv and 1 Fantasy Feud lineup. Just scroll to the bottom of the picks. This is a separate service than our traditional monthly membership. PGA Championship Whistling Straits(Straits Course) - Sheboygan, WI Par 72 - 7,501 Yards The final major championship is upon us. The players head to Wisconsin this weekend to one of the toughest tests in golf. Whistling Straits will be the host of the 2015 PGA Championship. The course has hosted the Championship most recently in 2010 (Martin Kaymer - Winner) and 2004 (Vijay Singh - Winner). It was in 2010 where Dustin Johnson grounded his club in an unmarked bunker and was issued a 2 stroke penalty, which ultimately left him short of the playoff. It is a links-style course with over 1200 bunkers and is very open to the elements. When the wind speed rises it can play very tough and pars can be hard to get. Believe me, I know. I played this course last night on PS4 Rory Golf and barely shot a 70 (LOL). Ok, joking aside, the first thing I noticed when playing the course was if you do not hit the fairway consistently you will put yourself in some bad recovery situations. The greens are guarded with bunkers and the pins can be tucked in some tight areas. The difference in this tournament can sometimes come down to playing it safe and taking a par versus being aggressive and trying to attack pins. Players will need to find that balance or a high number will be posted on the scorecard. With most major championships the cream rises to the top so you will want to play mostly a balanced lineup for the GPP play this weekend no matter the site you are playing on. When it comes to the DraftKings Millionaire Maker tournament you will definitely want to find one or two guys who you project to be low owned. It usually takes all of your golfers in the top 25 along with the winner and one or two others in the top 10 to take home the big prize. If you are multi entering it is good to pick a core four or five guys and build your lineups around them rather than try and cover...