The American Express picks 2024: Why Wyndham Clark is the best bet in the field

One week later, the long shot was impressive on the PGA tour. Unfortunately, I couldn't see Chris Kirk in Sentry and Greison Malay in Sony, but it's good to have confirmed that Megabom still has enough possibility of reaching my goal. 。 In 2024, a huge ticket is waiting for you.

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Let's send an ale to Brandon Gudura, who played for Keagan Bradley last week. Unfortunately, the defeat in the playoffs has changed to a $ 0 victory, but if you played with the Place Bet, Games, DFS, most of the time, everything would have worked.

Well, it's time to grab the first line this season. The American Express has a powerful background, believing that one of the two professionals in the 2023 tournament should be defeated by Palm Dessert.

2024 In the American Express Tournament, please see who we will recommend this week and scroll down.

American Express picks 2024: Our Experts’ Outright Predictions

This week's unknown Caddy Picker: Eric Call (33 wins 1 loss, BETMGM)-Obviously, the PGA waist is not a rival. But La Kinta and Nichus tournament have the opportunity. I have the opportunity to play low holes during the New Year on the best shortlist in this game. He likes a light hall. This week he will play many halls. "

Pat Maille (Draftkings/Fantasy National, Mayo Media Network Analyst): Wyndham Clark (45 wins and 1 loss, Draftkings) -Bet of talent and no other. I believe that it is highly likely that he was just addicted to see his name in 20 to one area nearby, and he was actually asking for a job. Before winning a long course in a long course, most of Clark's best career ended with a small green birdie. It was extremely important to take advantage of his excellent qualities in Par 5, but given the number of birdies and eagles born in all courses in the past year, the last 24 rounds are strokes at this surface. Combined with the quality of, it is the best backnine.

Brandon Gudura, Fanduel/Numberfire Managing Editor: Scotty Scheffler (+500, Fanduel) -Schefffler has few opportunities, but my model is worth +500. The cheffler has also been active in American Express in the past, and has entered the top 25 three times with four stars. The initial result of his batting was still promising.

KEITH STUART, Read the LINE: Jay TWS (33-1, BetMGM) -The golf betting has long been a saying that "trends can take the best patterns," a long time. Jay Troston uses this famous word, so we are confident and greet this week. He has been in the top 6 in the past four times and is one of the most popular golfers on the tour. Jay, who owns a flat club, has won nine of the past 10 tournaments. If you believe he can win last week, you will not commit a deadly sin, pay the post and let him do it.

Stephen Hennessy, Golf Digest Dep: Eric Cole (33-1, BetMGM) -It should be a perfect alignment for Eric Call. According to Rickrungood. com, this elite-field is ranked 4th in the past 36 round birdies and percentage, and ranked fifth in all golf. More than one stroke for each round with a light account. He is an elite player at a distance of 100 to 150 yards, he misses a little and can light up with his approach and blow ... What is the success of this week? Is it?

Christopher-Powers, Full-Time author Golf Digest: Songje IM (20-1, DraftKings) -I really set up a noisy record for Bulldi in pursuing Songje, but winning St. You have to admit what you want to do after you can. His account has won the top 12 in the tournament four times, and it will be an ideal place to finally stand on the finish line.

Andy Rack, Post Lump Pure Sports and Inside Golf: Windem-Clark (45-1, Fanduel)-Windem-Clark is the first US Open Championship in California to achieve such a success in American Express I'm not going to be a champion, and I may win the third PGA tour in the desert I am convinced. Clark is an excellent ball that offs the ball that is completely short and long iron. He is one of the best citizens in this field from 5 to 15 feet, and has achieved a lot of success not only in this tournament, but also in the fields of other desert fields and TP C-style architecture. Masu.

Past results: No matter how successful the last season was for our group, it was time to turn the pages to 2024, which plans to cash the same or more absolute winners. We were able to welcome Kita Stuart, the new expert, Reed the Line. Keith is the successor to Rick Geemn. Everyone, please do your best. Let's survive this year.

American Express picks 2024: Sleepers/Dark Horses Who Could Win

Kaddy: Davis Thompson (100-1, DraftKings), second place last year, has absolute game power and could not put together, but like a call, it can create a tough package. There is a good chance that you will be at the top.

Meiyo: Taylor Mongomery (50-1, Draftkings) -In the Sony Open, Host Montgomery Bizaralo. He simply entered a plus in the green, he couldn't handle his string play. He was interrupted by a tw o-month brea k-he was attacking on the street to start two rows, the first similar result after the 2022 Forty Net and Thunderson Farm. is. AMEX is basically competing, so a decent iron combines the tendency of a nuclear hit with putter s-is an ideal combination in tournaments where light chat should be in PR O-AM format. In the last 14 games, Montgomery acquired more than 6 strokes with 4 knocks, and at the past 20 starts, he average a few strokes for each game.

Gudura: Bo Hosler (80-1, FANDUEL) is a good hosler number that can be hot with iron and pattern. He has been in the top 15 in three consecutive times, but has not been playing since November. The coefficient of 80-1 is too compensated.

Stuart: Nick Taylor (120-1, FANDUEL)-About a year ago, Nick Taylor lost to Scotty Cheffler and John Lama in the Phoenix desert. This second place award started his career. In June, he grabbed the Canadian's heart and won the open championship in his country. No one will forget the 7 5-foot Eagle Blow (and subsequent celebration). Taylor finished seventh in Sony tournaments and was in the top 10 with a stroke collected from Ti Grina during the tournament. The T-13 in Las Vegas in October supported what I saw in Scott's Dale almost a year ago. Taylor is a suitable wave for the desert. "

Hennesse (Golf Digest): Ryan Moore (300-1, Draftkings) -I like Moore as a DFS player in the $ 6. 000 series, and as a first-round leader, and can be placed as a megalonge. It is very doubtful that we will continue to receive thre e-digit winners, but given that Moore has finished autumn and the method of entering the top 10 continuously, his game is a worl d-class wedge. Just pray that he is on Sunday within a few strokes, you will have a live dog.

Powers, Golf Digest: That Hoga (150-1, Fanduel) - Hoga never made the cut during the Sony tournament, but he had a strong Friday, winning more than 50% of his strikes and more than two shots on pushes. If he's mediocre on the Ti, he could take up space on the 2nd and 6th and line up a lot of Burdi here, as he has done in the past without assignments.

Drawback: Alex Smalley (100-1, Fanduel) - I've known Alex Smalley for a long time and I love his space in Palm Springs. Ignoring the fact that he didn't make the cut at the Sony Open, Smolley was one of the best players on Thursday and Friday, and now he's starting out on the back line. Last year, Smolley recorded more than eight strokes on the back nine at the PGA West Stadium Course. I'm looking forward to the first concert of a former player from the Duke team.

American Express picks 2024: Players We’re Fading

Xander Schaffler (9-1, betrivers) - In this IRGE, he is as good as anyone in the world. In a pattern like Scotty, he is above average. But this week should be better for you than any other week.

Maillot: Eric Cole (30-1, Draftkings) - Victory seems to be in sight now. And he has a chance to get it. He can't win with this coefficient.

Gudula: Li Ming (25-1, Fanduel) - Li Ming is aiming for the DP World Tour and has won in Australia (and then borrowed third place). But the long-term data shows a weak play of the gland to compare with other winners. With this in mind, I would rather pick the other winners.

Stewart: Justin Thomas (22-1, Draftkings) - "Of course, the specialist comes to Jay Tee." If he thinks he can still win, why can't I? Similar comments on the network only strengthen my reason in favor of waiting another week to freeze with Jay Tu in the circle of favorites. Including considering multiple hits in the top 10 favorites this fall, American Express is hard to describe. Thomas has huge potential, but he has never played in this tournament, and mastering three new pitches in one week is seen as a very difficult task to return to his career.

Hennessy, Golf Digest: Tony Finu (28-1, Caesars SportsBook) - Finu has not been playing perfect lately, ranking 103rd in SG/total and 97th in birdie or better percentage over the past 36 rounds according to Rickrungood. com. However, he has only finished in the top 10 six times in this tournament.

Powers, Golf Digest: Justin Thomas (22-1, DraftKings) - It will be good to see him on the course this week and his form has been pretty solid lately.

Weakness: Jason Day (40-1, FanDuel) - I know about Jason Day's success in California, but I'd rather wait another week and use him at Torrey Pines. Day scores below average in both the clinch and shots inside 15 feet, and I have a hard rule that a player in this price range has to be elite in one of those two skills to qualify this week. I'm interested in his fitness, but I don't have high expectations for his golf.

American Express picks 2024: Matchups

Caddie: Paul Bargeon (+140) vs Mathieu Pavon (DraftKings, 1st Round Matchup, 3-Way) - Bargeon can be super low flying during the round, while I like Pavon more as a grind-it-out type who thrived in similar conditions at Waialae last week.

Maillot Andrew Putnam (-110) vs. Cam Davis (DraftKings) - As someone who bet on Cam Davis last week, I can tell you that if he hadn't taken more than six shots in the first round, he could have finished last in the round. In the fourth round, he saw every inch of the field. Fun as a tourist, but not good at competitive golf.

Gudula: Adam Schenk (-120) vs. Billy Horschel (FanDuel) - Horschel's stats over the past six months show him to be a better golfer than Schenk, according to Datawave, but he is working on overcoming his shortcomings off the tee. Schenk is a top-20 iron player over that time and a solid putter.

Stewart: Taylor Montgomery (+105) vs. Si Woo Kim (BetMGM) - I sat down to listen to Taylor Montgomery in the Las Vegas media center, where he spoke candidly about his problems hitting the ball in 2023. After that press conference, his work with Butch Harmon paid off. Montgomery finished 8th at the RSM Classic on Sunday and 13th at Sony. Si Woo Kim returned to championship status (2021), but was reminded that he still hasn't gotten back to his best touch. At the Sony tournament, Kim took a T-42, but his approach never showed up on his radar. Taylor's improved approach and much better putting give him the edge over Seo Woo in this four-day tournament. Hennessy, Golf Digest: Eric Cole (-110) vs Tony Finau (Bet365) - My pick to beat the fade is obvious... read above to see why I think Cole is better suited to the course.

Powers, Golf Digest: Taylor Montgomery (+105) vs Acchay Batia (Draftkings) -The two young people recorded the victory in the Top 6 in the SG/ approach. In this case, the winner is Montgomery who is playing golf in Las Vegas at home.

Bad items: Wyndam Clark (-110) vs. Jason Day (Draftkings) -This is quite simple, just like a method of betting on a popular player vs. my fade with an even odds. In particular, I trust clinch play and 1 5-foot shots.

Sony Open's match result Stewart: 1 to 1 (British (-105) vs SW Kim), Gudura: 1 to 1 (SV Kim (-115) vs Rose), Caddy: 1 to 1 (-120) Hennessy: 1 to 1 (Poston (-110) vscall), rack: 1 to 1 (Conner (-110) vs Fitz Patrick), mayonnaise: 0 to 1, Powers: 0 to 1

This season's match result (win-losing-winning): Stewart: 2 wins 0 losses 0 minutes (growth 1, 86 units), Gudura: 2 wins 0 losses (length 1, 78 units), Caddy: 2 Win 0 losses (height 1, 66 units), Hennessy: 2 wins 0 losses 0 minutes (length 1, 57 units), mayo: 1 win 1 loss (0, 05), rack: 1 Win 1 loss 0 minutes (0, 09 cars), Powers: 1 win, 1 loss 0 minute (lowering 0, 09 units)

Caddy: Justin Sue (+900, FANDUEL) -Former USC player who grew up in California, this would be comfortable. Only he participated in 2023, and I want to expect him again this year.

American Express picks 2024: Top 10s

Mayo: Eric Van Rohen (+800, Draftkings) -I am worried that the background with water droplets may be a golf ball magnet. However, the fresh season has begun in the fall, so there is no other way to hit your iron. Last week, I dropped more than 5 strokes on the back line and left the T-52 result. He believes that the putting stroke of the tournament of the last year, which increased the number of strokes per round on the stadium course, will be reproduced.

Gudura: Sam Burns (+300, Fanduel) -Barns has participated in the tournament four times and has the T-18, T-6, cuts, and T-11. He enters the game with a positive distance and a good iron. He also points out the need to back up all Barns, for example, a very good putt.

Stewart: Lim Sun g-Jae (+230, Fanduel) -This is not the only one who hears Lim Sun g-Jae's name this week as the intellectuals have begun to make complete results. The Korean star recorded 34 under in Sentry. He likes desert golf and has won Las Vegas (2021). With the five starts at American Express, it has never been out of the top 18. It is a week where a birdie machine is required to control three greens in four days, but it is good that Songje can claim victory.

Hennessy, Golf Digest: JT Poston (+300, FANDUEL) -I decided not to do it in the column in the top 10 in Kapalua in this column, but stupidly did not do it immediately. He returns to the hill on Sunday, and this background should be an ideal option for him.

Powers, Golf Digest: Eric Call (+320, DraftKings)-Call has not yet been able to prove his play this year, but has won the T-14 and T-13 in the Hawaiian swing, so it works as well. I was. In the last weekend Sony tournament, he clearly shows that the peak week, which is likely to be improved in iron games, is approaching.

Underweight Kim Siu (+450, Draftkings) -Kim Siu has decided four or more teeshots and two or more pads in Wirae, despite the average performance in the Sony Open. Now he returns to the background he has already won in 2021. Kim Siu is one of the most effective players in Pete Die's coat, and his play style is always suitable for hig h-style hig h-style with risks and returns. I hope that this week will add a new page to his career this week.

Sony Open's Top 10 Gudura: 1 win 1 loss (Andrew Pat Nam +550), Others: 0 wins and 1 loss

Top 10 of this season: Gudura: 1 win 2 losses (4 wins and 5 losses), Hennessy: 1 win 2 losses (3 wins and 5 losses), Powers: 1 win 2 losses (0 wins and 9 losses), Caddy: 0 wins 2 losses (2 losses), Maiyo: 0 wins 2 losses (2 losses), Stewart: 0 wins 2 losses (2 losses), Rack: 0 wins 2 losses (2 losses)