 What is up, everybody? Brandon Ndola here with three of my favorite bets for this week's FedEx St. Jude Championship over at Vandal Sportsbook. I like Scottie Schaeffler this week. Schaeffler has not won since the Masters, but let's not pretend like that matters since April. He was winning at such a high rate that that wasn't going to last, but he sets up really well for this week over the past three months, according to Data Golf. Schaeffler is second in true strokes gained, which adjusts for field strength. He's at a 2.70. Roy McElroy's at a 2.79. McElroy's the favorite this week, and nobody else in the field is above a 2.23. So there's still a big gap between Schaeffler and McElroy and everybody else this week. He has the distance to overpower this course. Accuracy can help out a lot. Shorter hitters can contend, but over half of the top 10 last year basically did it through driving distance rather than driving accuracy. So that sets up well for Schaeffler. He's an elite iron player. He's got two top 15 results here the past two years while losing strokes from putting. So it's a good sort of bounce back indication. He plays well, T-degree in here, but just didn't get the putting, the putter going. So I like Schaeffler quite a bit for it this week. Also like Matt Fitzpatrick to pick up a win. He is a great putter overall. We see that every time. He teased it up in a major, but especially on Bermuda. He's a 97th percentile Bermuda putter over the past 50 rounds, according to Fantasy National. He once gained 10 strokes from putting on these greens, which is a career high for him. One of the highest, just basically highest rates we've ever seen. What jumps out really though is that Fitzpatrick has gained a lot of lengths that can help him overpower things whenever he has the opportunity, but he sells just so accurate above average there despite the added distance. 77th percentile long-term irons in my database, which adjusts for field strength and recency. He's at a 2.23 true strokes gained over the past few months. So he's tied for third in the field behind Olme Schaeffler and Macklemore. He put that all together and Fitzpatrick is a great option to back this week in a loaded field. Finishing up, I like Billy Horschel this week. We can see shorter, more accurate hitters can tend in TPC Southwind if the rest of the game is there. Abraham answered one last year. Harris English, Daniel Berger, Ian Poulter, all top 10. Those are more accurate hitters than they are long. Horschel does kind of scare me a little bit. With long-term irons, they're not elite. 33rd percentile there relative to this field, but plays this course well. He's actually got the most career strokes gained in TPC Southwind among the field. He has a 93rd percentile Bermuda putter. He's also got 93rd percentile expected putting splits, which based on his distance, he's putting really well. It's not like he's making some lag putts, getting a little bit lucky there. He's a great putter overall. And he is 18th in the FedEx Cup standings. I know we're probably gonna maybe give a little bit more credence to golfers outside the top 70 when you get some points to get into the top 70 to play next week. But Horschel should be very motivated. All these guys should be motivated. Lot of money on the line and Billy Horschel loves the PGA tour. He would love probably nothing more at this point to get a second FedEx Cup championship under his belt. So that'll do it for my favorite bets for the FedEx St. Jude Championship. Best of luck this week. Let's hit a winner.