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After last week’s blood in Oakmont, where the winner Jj spaun He was the only player who ended up under the same time, the tournament moves to Connecticut and the traveler championship, which starts on Thursday at TPC River Highlands.
TPC Highlands River is not Oakmont. The winner will go low. But the shares are still high. Travelers are a signature event.
“After just one donkey of a large, shale handkerchief,” said Colt Knost in the last episode of Podcast Subpar of Golf.
“I don’t love it,” replied co-haul Drew Stoltz. “But I hate it less than (a signature event) one week before a major.”
The co-perpetrators continued to divide their feelings into the illegal schedule along with their feeling about who will shine.
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To his own Sports fanatics The week of the week, Knost chose a man in return: sepp straka, who lost the cut in the Oakmont. Knost led him to the top 10 (+280).
“He has lost cutting three times this year,” Knost said. “Whenever he returns after a lost cut, his worst end is T13. So he pulls back.”
Moreover, Knost noted, the game of River Highlands Suits Straka.
“This golf course is not long, and he’s no longer,” Knost said. “He has played phenomenal this year.”
For his choice, Stoltz went with a guy who was in the mix at Oakmont: Cameron Young to finish in the first 20 places (+165).
“Wise from talent, he is a monster. He has not had the results that most people expect from this boy,” Stoltz said. But that has begun to change.
In recent weeks, Young has rounded in shape, starting with a T25 in the memorial, which he supported with consecutive T4 at the RBC Canadian Open and US Open.
Scottie Scheffler is a favorite of betting to win travelers, with +300 disputes. Rory Mcilroy (+1400), Collin Morikawa (+1600), Xander Schauffle (+1600) and Ludwig Aberg (+2500) round the first five.
