While I was thoroughly excited for last week’s Sentry tournament, it pales in comparison to how I feel about the Sony Open from a betting and fantasy perspective. Call me old-fashioned, but I’m a sucker for a full-field event with a cut, which is exactly what we have on our hands this week. It also helps that this tournament has been kind to me over the years. Three years ago, I won the Pat Mayo Experience Open and finished second in the $33 Single Entry. I was still in my early stages of playing DFS, and I only invested $78 into that event as I was going to be on a golf trip and disengaged. I barely even got to sweat it, but turning $78 into over $7K remains one of the best ROI weeks of my DFS career. The following year, I hit Si Woo Kim at 60/1. Last year, I had a Keegan Bradley outright and Byeong-Hun An in One and Done and DFS, and I walked away with the worst possible outcome. I feel incredibly comfortable with my breakdown of this golf course, and I’m not sure if that has anything to do with the fact that it was designed by my favorite architect (Seth Raynor), but I always look forward to this week. Hopefully we can keep the momentum going after a strong first week in Maui.
2025 Sony Open Course Preview
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