PGA Drive for Show, DFS For Dough - Wyndham Championship

So, uh, as you know, par for the course this time of year before the playoffs.

Uh, we, we don't have the strongest field, but it's, it's a little better than when you filled in for the John Deere.

We can maybe get a little bit above that.

Uh, and you know, we kinda had a similar event last week as well in Detroit with the Rocket Classic, so, uh, just a quick look back at that one.

But it really was an interesting, a wide open event.

We talked last week about how they had changed the course, tried to make it a little bit more difficult, somewhat artificially by just making it a par 70 instead of a par 72.

But, uh, Davis Riley did his thing, where once a year he randomly contends after not doing a whole lot all season.

Uh, but he could not stop the, uh, runaway train that was Michael Thorbjornsson on Sunday.

Xander Schauffele also got up there as well.

But a really strong day from Thorbjornsson, ends up winning it at 18 under par.

Uh, Hideki also made a nice climb up the leaderboard on Sunday.

Uh, so it was, you know, it was a really interesting week.

A couple of the big mis-cuts.

I know Jake Knapp, Ben Griffin, uh, Erik Cole were all just one shot away from the cut line last week.

Uh, and that, those guys kind of, uh, stung for a few people.

But, uh, what'd you think of last week's tournament?

Yeah, a, a couple of takeaways here.

Great to see Thorbjornsson get that first win.

I think it was either the, I think it was the CJ Cup maybe where he put together a very good Thursday and Friday and kind of fell apart on the weekend.

Uh, really good to see him put it together, especially showing a seven under on Sunday.

For a guy as young as he is, uh, very impressive to see.

And just to echo some of the sentiments you had, uh, Hideki Matsuyama playing great golf, especially the last two weeks.

Uh, an interesting note, Christopher Ventura tied for fifth.

I believe, if I checked this correctly, he has had all but two events where he's either finished top 20 or missed the cut.

So truly a hit-or-miss spot for Christopher Ventura with the tied for fifth.