Wyndham Clark

Give me a second.

Other players who are in the field this week, I'm looking forward to watching Wyndham Clark.

Last time we saw him, Rex, was at the President's Cup, played much better, performed much better than his sub-500 record would indicate.

Looking forward to seeing Blades Brown this week as well.

I mean, he certainly should have this one circled on the calendar as a massive opportunity.

You know, Wyndham Clark's decided to play.

Surprised me, to be honest.

But he's obviously got a perfect game for it and is coming off a career-best regular season, right? So that sort of casts a bit of a shadow over the field.

But...

i would say marco penge is one of the most likely if wyndham clark does not win yeah

yeah okay yeah interesting one um yeah i'm trying to think of other like notable bombers uh who who might who might shine i'm gonna have to do a bit more bit more research on this one but um pot gita presumably is in the field uh who obviously went 80

to 1 90 to 1 because obviously he's runner up should have won last time they were here but he's been our badly out former second round in japan i think it was last time was horrendous so um but he could definitely just bounce back it's the other thing about this cause really easy around the greens so i the pock eater was like i i he wasn't one of my selections uh last february but anyone who was on him like the case was so good and he should have won easily

Chandler Phillips.

Aaron Baddeley, Alvaro Ortiz, Wyndham Clark.

Then you get some names you know, like Wyndham, Ben Griffin, Tony Finau, Zach Blair, Gordon Sargent again.

Good off the tee player, good around the green player.

I waited this at 15, just like strokes gain T to green.

And you're more familiar with these guys.

Wyndham Clark, Blades Brown, Ryder Cowan, kind of throwing him out.

Then you got Doug Gim, Tom Kim, Zach Blair, Alvaro Ortiz.

Okay, threw me off my game.

Wyndham Clark and Ben James lead the way.

They're both over $10,000.

Wyndham Clark, 10-9.

I don't really say this a lot because, well...

I shouldn't say that.

Wyndham Clark is a very high upside player with a lot of intangibles.

He gets scorching hot.

Yeah.

I think, I mean, it's probably Wyndham Clark who's the favorite, right?

I was going to say, like, do you, like, you know, these are obviously your numbers.

So, you know, you have James at 18 and a half Clark's at 23 and a half.

A very small negative.

The only reason why I netted out negative is, you know, he doesn't, like, the driver for him, you see he's 45th and off the tee.

And I think we always, like, think of Wyndham Clark as... like off the tee being the best thing, but it's really been approach play around the green play and putting that he's been really awesome at.

And I, I was able to figure out something new as well.

He just finished second to Rahm the year before.

Whereas I know Wyndham Clark is an amazing player.

And I've sort of talked about how he's been kind of overpriced for a little while.

And he's still 12-1.

Beyond that, Jack, we got three names in the 10K range.

Is there anybody that stands out for you amongst the Wyndham Clark, Tom Kim, and Ben James?

Yeah, this is a really interesting category because Tom Kim came to life at the end of the year.

and obviously winning Asia Games and getting his gold, excluding military service.

That was a very scary week for betting Ben James.

And again, that's a little bit of an asterisk for me.

And then Wyndham Clark, who looked awful at the Baker and Classic.

Coming off, you know, fifth place, win 21.

Shane Lowry was on that team.

Yeah, and they have Wyndham Clark and Minwood Lee, and then they added Blades Brown and Ryan Fox.

That's solid right there.

Yeah, it's the...