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Finally, with the majority of approach shots coming from 150-175, Hubbard ranks second in the field in proximity from that range. Over the last 24 rounds, he ranks fifth in the field in strokes gained approach.

He gained strokes on approach, off-the-tee, and tee-to-green. While he did miss the cut, he did not play all that bad at The Rocket Mortgage. Hubbard was a popular play last week when he missed the cut. Mark Hubbard ($7,900)- An opportunity to capitalize on some possible recency bias exists with Mark Hubbard. With his moderate ownership, Horschel makes for a great pivot off chalky Russel Henley and Sung-Jae Im. Finally, outside of Will Zalatoris, one could argue that Horschel is the second-best player in the field. Over the last 24 rounds, he ranks 16 th in ball-striking and third in strokes gained off-the-tee. The 2014 winner of the FedEx Cup is also in good form. Horschel finished in second place at this event in 2020 and tied for sixth place in 2019. His projected ownership is surprising considering his course history. Horschel has not played since The Open last month when he finished in 21 st place. The Wyndham Championship - DFS Lineup Pivotsīilly Horschel ($10,300)- Billy Horschel is currently projected to be under 15% owned. The field is weaker than a typical tour event which makes finding accurate pivots more important. Golfers should expect easy scoring conditions with an emphasis on finding fairways. The bubble is a storyline to follow this week. Golfers on the FedEx Cup bubble will be jockeying for position to make the playoffs and retain their cards. We have reached the final tournament of the season before the playoffs start. Welcome back, RotoBallers, to my PGA DFS Pivots for DraftKings! This week, the PGA event is The Wyndham Championship.