J.J. Spaun +1025 at DraftKings
Spaun gained 4.77 strokes on the field in Round 1 at Colonial, 3.00 of that tee-to-green, and DraftKings is still offering +1025 on the win.
The tee-to-green profile is not a one-round mirage. Spaun's baseline reads 0.829 SG: APP and 0.491 SG: OTT, with 1.055 in driving distance.
He is DataGolf's 20th-ranked player and OWGR No. 9, and he already has two Texas wins including the 2026 Valero last month. He’s chasing a fourth Texas win since 2006. The course fit is real.
I like J.J. Spaun this weekend
Swept the premium card yesterday going 2-0 with wins on the Pirates/Astros Under and the Valkyries.
Now 290-225 (+66.12u) on premium MLB since April 2025.
Back at it today with a top play on Giants/Cubs.
Memorial Winner End of Round 1:
Justin Rose +2800
Rose fired 3.85 SG: T2G in Round 1 to sit T6 at three-under, and the ball-striking is no fluke. His season-long SG: App rating of 0.51 is his strongest category, and approach play is the single biggest separator at Muirfield Village.
The course history matters. Rose is a former Memorial champion (2010), and he already posted the largest margin of victory on Tour this season with his seven-stroke runaway at the Farmers Insurance Open. The 45-year-old still has the ceiling. He proved it three months ago.
Scheffler is the chalk. Rose is the ball-striker with course pedigree and a wide-open price.
Wind to 20 MPH on Friday is the swing factor, and Rose's tee-to-green floor travels in conditions better than most of this field.
I like Justin Rose at 28/1
Pendrith Top 10 at the Memorial +1250 at DraftKings
Our model has Pendrith undervalued for a Top 10 finish this week. He sits top 25 in long-term SG: Approach and ranks well in SG: Off-the-Tee against this field.
The course sets up nice for him with the firm greens and a layout that rewards consistent ball-strikers over pure bombers.
He’s been playing well too. Pendrith has gained strokes on approach in four of his last five starts and his course history here shows multiple made cuts.
I like Taylor Pendrith this week.
I do like the OVER here:
4* VEGAS INSIDER on White Sox/Twins: over 8½ -115
White Sox starter Erick Fedde takes the mound at 0-5 with a 5.40 ERA, and the bottom hasn't shown up yet.
He has given up 10 earned runs over his last 12.2 innings and failed to finish 5 frames in two of his last three starts.
Against him, the Twins send out Byron Buxton, Trevor Larnach, and Josh Bell, with Minnesota having gone Over in 5 straight games.
The park and weather cooperate.
First pitch at Target Field is 77 degrees with an 11 MPH wind from the SSW, pushing toward left-center.
That's a tailwind for the right-handed pull power Minnesota stacks at the top of the order.
The trends are stacked.
The total has gone Over in 14 of Chicago's last 20 games, 6 straight on the road, and 4 of the last 5 head-to-head meetings.
When both teams independently trend this hard one direction, the market usually catches up faster than 8.5.
The pushback is real.
Twins starter Taj Bradley owns a 3.21 ERA and has racked up 7-plus strikeouts in four of his last five starts, and the White Sox lineup is missing Murakami.
Fair points.
But Bradley's xERA sits at 3.76, he gave up 4 ER in 4 IP against the Pirates last time out, and Chicago only needs 3 or 4 runs against a Twins bullpen that has been live-or-die all year.
Fedde is the story.
The wind helps.
The trends agree.
I like the Over
Cameron Young +2050 at Bookmaker
Young ranks 3rd in DataGolf and 3rd in OWGR with 2.09 SG: Total. The shape matters here. SG: OTT of 0.732 and SG: APP of 0.692 is exactly the ball-striking mix Muirfield Village asks for, long off the tee with iron control into firm, demanding greens. He has also already proven the ceiling in 2026, winning THE PLAYERS in March and the Cadillac Championship at Doral in May. Big venues, deep fields, he closed both.
The opposition case starts and ends with Scottie Scheffler going for three in a row. That is real, and it is why Young is 20/1 instead of 12/1. But three-peats on Tour are historically rare, Stricker in 2011 was the last, and the price already bakes Scheffler's premium in. Young being the World No. 3 priced at a 4.6% number is the inefficiency.
The honest risk is the short game. Young's scrambling was T72 at the PGA Championship and the putter was shaky on short ones, and Muirfield's greens will punish that if it carries over. The ball-striking edge and the price still tilt the read.
I like Cameron Young this week
@DM724412 It’s like people forget winning golf tournaments requires a little “luck”. Playing this good for this long of time is way more difficult to do
I’m a plus handicap who has played thousands of rounds of golf and yet I have never had a hole in one.
I’ve also played thousands of hours of video poker without ever getting a royal flush.
Am I cursed?
Little bit of wind to take into account for MLB today:
MIA @ NYM 1:40p EDT Citi Field
74°F · W 10 mph · CROSS · 1% rain
DET @ CWS 1:10p CDT Rate Field
64°F · NE 10 mph · CROSS · 1% rain
PHI @ LAD 1:10p PDT Dodger Stadium
78°F · SW 10 mph · OUT · 0% rain