 Hey everybody, what's going on? Greg Sussman alongside Jim Sinus of Fandle here on a Monday because it's a major week. The U.S. Open is here, Jim. Yeah, it's exciting, Greg. Of course, we have an awesome field for the U.S. Open this week and it's also a course that we know pretty well here because they were in Pebble Beach earlier this spring and I think I like to have that extra knowledge, that extra data going into an event. So I'm pretty pumped about this one. How are you doing? I'm good, man. I always get up for the majors and I'm excited about this one, excited about the field. We had Rory take down the Canadian Open. Can he turn that into a win at the U.S. Open? Well, we'll find out in just a matter of days. But he is not Roy McElroy, your top player on the board when it comes to filling out a DFS lineup. That honor belongs to Dustin Johnson. Yeah, I think for this event, the way I want to attack this from a roster construction perspective is to pick one of those top three studs between Brooks Kepka, Dustin Johnson and Rory McElroy. To me, Dustin Johnson is the most attractive guy from that group and I want to build around him and then go balanced with my lineup from there on out. The reason I like DJ the most is that he is quite good because clearly Dustin Johnson has exercised the demons from that 2010 trip to Pebble Beach for the U.S. Open because since then he's finished third in 2017. He was second at the Pebble Beach Pro-M in 2018. He was also top five in 2012, 2014 and 2015. So no lingering concerns around DJ stemming from that 2010 trip here to Pebble Beach. And as we know, Dustin Johnson shows up at every event, but especially for majors. He has finished second in both of the majors this year. He does have the ability to be accurate when he needs to off the tee. He is a great approach player. He's great around the tee and he is an amazing poa putter. So I think that between Kepka and McElroy and Johnson, DJ is going to be my favorite. I do want to have some exposure to all three, but for me, Dustin Johnson does stand out as being the top option at $12,200. Dustin Johnson for that price. He's fits what you're looking for. One of the top three guys in your lineup. Get them in there right now. But if you're going a little bit cheaper, not the top three, not Brooks, not Rory. You go just a step down. That brings you to Adam Scott while you go over the Austin this weekend. Yeah, I mentioned that I kind of want to go balanced after I plug in Dustin Johnson. I think that if you want to have a balanced approach, you do have to dip down quite a bit for your second stud. And Adam Scott gets you that salary relief, but also does not sacrifice upside on your roster because he's finished really well recently in tough events. He finished second at the memorial. He was eight at the PGA championship, 18th at the masters, 12th at the players. And all of those were against fields that are going to be as tough as the one he sees this weekend. And we did see Scott get a couple of top 10s before that stretch as well. So a top 10 finish here, a fully realistic expectation and really good stats here for Adam Scott as well. According to fantasy national over the past 50 rounds, he ranks 28th in this field in strokes, enough to keep his ninth and approach and 30 ninth in scrambling as well. And just like Dustin Johnson is a plus putter on Poa for Scott, though, not a great history of Pebble Beach. And I think that could be concerning, but you have to keep in mind too that there are two additional courses in play when they do the Pebble Beach program. Those are not in play for this weekend. So I don't care too much about a negative course history. I think that with Adam Scott being $10,500 and bringing that upside for a top 10 or a top five finish, I think he makes a lot of sense and does fit the way I want to attack this field. So Adam Scott, a golfer I will go to regularly when I decide to go with this balanced approach. Adam Scott is almost like that perfect representation of a balanced lineup. He's a balanced player. He's been very, very good for a long time, ups and downs, certainly on the green, well documented, but he's putting well this season. Now, as you mentioned, the one drawback is history at Pebble Beach. Hopefully you can overcome that, get in your lineups and perform very, very well. It's funny because when you talk about balance, the one name that always comes to my mind and we've talked about this year, Jim, it's Paul Casey. He is that even killed player that that guy, there's nothing but solid. He fits into this balanced approach this week. Yeah. And he's kind of like Scott, too, where he fits that balanced approach. But he gets you there with upside as well, because we've seen Paul Casey rip off a lot of good finishes in 2019. Now, he's also been good at Pebble Beach, including this year. He finished second there back in the spring. He was eighth at Pebble Beach the year before that. So we know that Paul Casey can excel at Pebble Beach golf links. And I love to see that. He did withdraw from his most recent event at the Charles Schwab challenge. But I don't worry about that too much because it was not injury related. Paul Casey does have a lot of times injury concern, but that was not the issue there. He had the flu and I think that that allows us to kind of brush off that withdrawal there. He was playing well before he withdrew there. Since Pebble Beach, Paul Casey has finished third at the WGC Mexico. He won the Val Sbarp. He was fourth at the Wells Fargo Championship. And we saw him have that really solid run on Sunday at the PGA Championship too. So Casey does have some missed cut potential because he did miss a cut at the Masters and a lot of guys are going to miss a cut this weekend because of the way the cut rules work for the US Open. But I still think that because the upside he brings, because he really fits well into my roster construction, I think that Casey is someone I want to go to quite a bit. So I think that if you start a lineup with Dustin Johnson, Adam Scott and Paul Casey, you're going to be able to do that without diving super far down the salary ranks for your other three golfers. And to me, that's something I want to do for this weekend. So Paul Casey, definitely someone I'm going back to once again. The upside is there for Paul Casey, but the downside, it's not so far down. Yes, he missed the cut, as you said, at the Masters. Paul Casey knows Pebble Beach. He's had success at Pebble Beach. And this week we expect more of the same. Starting your line of, as you mentioned, with Dustin Johnson out of Scott Paul Casey, really solid. Speaking of solid, that brings us to Webb Simpson, who's also had some success as of late, finished second last week at the RBC Canadian Open. Webb Simpson also fits into this balance approach, Jim. He fits the balance approach, Greg, but he also fits this course pretty well because Webb Simpson, if you're going to pick nits and look at the weaknesses that he has as a golfer, you're going to say, this guy's not great off the tee. But given the length at Pebble Beach, it's under 7000 yards. You don't need to be some savant off the tee. You just need to be good with your approach play, be good around the greens and be able to make up for mistakes that you're inevitably going to make. Because, of course, does look pretty tough for this week. And those are the areas where Webb Simpson really does excel. Over the past 50 rounds, according to Fantasy National, he ranks 15th in this field in Strokesky and Approach, and he is also 16th in scrambling. And Patrick Cantley had this Instagram video of him in the rough at Pebble Beach last week, and it looked pretty nasty. But Webb Simpson is one of those guys who can get through that and get you a good finish. So $9,600 really solid salary for him. He was second, as you mentioned, at the RBC Canadian Open. Simpson was also fit at the Masters. He's had five straight top 30 finishes. And a lot of those courses were courses that emphasize distance more so than what we'll see this weekend at Pebble Beach. He is $9,600. Henrik Stenson is a similar mold to Webb Simpson. He is $9,500. If you want to say that $100, I will not fight you. But I think that Simpson at 96, again, fits with the approach we want for this weekend and also does bring some good finishing upsides to Webb Simpson. Good floor, good ceiling, and someone that I do want to use quite a bit this weekend. Webb Simpson has it all going on for him. And you want to save some money? It'll work if not go. That's cool, too. Fill the line about how you want it. Webb Simpson, for us, fits in to what we're trying to make happen. Let's move on to some of these value players here and a guy that is not 11 years old. It's it's Lucas Glover. I was Lucas Graham joke when you don't want to make sure everyone got it. Lucas Glover out in our lineup here this week. Why do you like Lucas Glover? Yeah, it's kind of the same reason we've had with with with Henrik Stenson, where in Webb Simpson, I really like the floor that they bring for the salary that they cost, because I'm getting upside via Paul Casey and Adam Scott. So I do want to get some floor in my value plays. And Lucas Glover fits that really well because we know he's a veteran. He's got experience pretty much everywhere and he's good statistically. He ranks 43rd and stroking off the tee the past 50 rounds. According to Fantasy National, he is 23rd in approach. And as we discussed with Webb Simpson, he can get himself out of trouble because Glover also leads this field in scrambling over that time frame. He used that to finish seventh at Pebble Beach back in the spring. And since then, he's also been really good on the PGA tour this year. He has had two top 10 finishes. He has had five top 16s in nine events. And I think that if I want to go the safety route, Lucas Glover is someone who gets me there while again, still bringing a little bit of upside to go with it. I also do like Rafael Cabrera Bayo in this exact same range. He has eighty nine hundred dollars, gets you a good floor, may not have the best ceiling, but I think that at this salary, eighty eight hundred dollars for Lucas Glover. I don't need to have an immense ceiling. I just want that good floor to make the cut, play the weekend and maybe get me a top 25 finish. And I think that's something Lucas Glover very much could do at the U.S. Open. Lucas Glover could give you exactly what you need by just surviving, getting to play over the weekend and pitching in, helping your team. He's done well at Pebble Beach. You mentioned it, Jim, and I think Lucas Glover fits what we're looking for. You look at that scrambling rating, very, very solid for Lucas Glover. Consider putting him in as a value play. Now, we're at the end of your final selection. And surprise, not to see Luke List here. Yeah, tried. I tried, Greg. But but logical Jim said no. So unfortunately, we got to go there, Van Royen. And he may not be as exciting as Luke List, but he does get some of that volatility. So we're not fully deviating from Luke List here. And the reason that Eric Van Royen is a little bit volatile is that we just don't have as much data on him as we do on a lot of other golfers. But the data we do have for Van Royen is very good. And he's only eighty one hundred dollars came out firing at the PGA championship. He finished eighth there and then carried that success into the RBC Canadian Open where he gained eight point or where he finished 20th there for looking at his strokes. Gained data over those two events. He gained eight point one strokes. Tee to green at the PGA championship. Van Royen also went to the Canadian Open in a spot that requires more accuracy and is a very different course in Bethpage Black. But even there, he still gained five point two strokes off the tee and he's gained seven strokes and approach between those two events. So good off the tee, good on his approach play. And I really like that combination. It makes you feel better about going to Van Royen with this small sample data. He is super cheap at eighty one hundred dollars. And if I go with this balance approach, I may not need to use someone who is as cheap as Van Royen. But if I do use him, it gets me extra swings at that middle tier with guys like Simpson, Stenson and Casey. And I really do like that tier for this weekend. So we still get the volatility. Greg with Eric Van Royen, even if it's not Luke List and eighty one hundred dollars again comes with some some upsides. So Eric Van Royen can fill the Luke List role for this weekend. When we have a lineup that's just composed of so many of these balance players, you do need some of that volatility. And while it's not Luke List, Van Royen fits the bill as a top ten finish at the PGA championship. And he has that upside to surprise people this week. He's a long shot to win it. But in a lineup that we have, I think it makes a lot of sense. We're going to take a break here when we come back when we join by Davis Maddock, dailyrotor.com. Help me break down the US Open from a betting perspective. And the good news is some of these names are exactly the same. We'll tell you who on the other side. We're taking a break. Fandal Hurryup rolls on right after this. Back with you here on the hurry up, Greg Suspin here. Now joined by Davis Maddock of dailyrotor.com. Help me break down the US Open and give us his betting card. What's up, Davis? Not much. Very, very excited for this tournament. Pebble Beach, probably one of the absolute best courses to watch a golf tournament at. So definitely, definitely excited for the US Open. Super, super stoked here for the US Open. And looking at your card, it's almost kind of normal for you. Nothing out there outside of one pick, which we'll get to in a few moments. But we begin with Patrick Cantley, one of your guys who's had some success this season. Cantley at 19 to one seems like a solid bet. Yeah, we're coming off the Rory McElroy win. So just got to put it square back in the data golf bucket. They have Patrick Cantley as one of the three best golfers in the world, so feeling pretty good about that because he's not priced that way at the FanDuel Sports Book. Cantley gained strokes off the tee, around the green, approaching the green, and actually has done OK putting over his last four events. So thinking that Cantley can win this week at Pebble Beach, not outrageous at all. No, absolutely not. Cantley's been, like I said, really strong this season. And I think Cantley makes a lot of sense at 19 to one to put a few dollars down on. Just a solid player all around. The show has been all about solidarity here today with First Gym's lineup. And now you're betting Karn. That versus the Xander Schoffelay. And I'm always between Xander and Cantley when I want to make a lineup, when I want to place a bet. These two guys always in the lineup and always giving you a chance to win it. And that's why I really like this bet as well. Yeah, those are my two favorite golfers in the world. Patrick Cantley and Xander Schiffley. They are they're basically top five machines. You put them in a major field. You know that they're going to be giving themselves eagle chances. They're going to be giving themselves birdie chances. It's happened for Cantley in terms of getting a win on tour. Xander obviously had a win last year. Both of them have really hung around at the majors this year. Both of them are top 10 at the Masters. And I expect this course to fit Xander really well because he's so good with his long irons. And when he gets himself into trouble, I do really trust him with the wedge and a lot of guys are going to find themselves in trouble with how deep the rough is and how narrow the fairways are at Pebble Beach this week. So Xander at 24 to one, definitely a very solid bet for me. Xander very much in play. He's one of your guys. You like watching him play. You like watching all golf at Pebble Beach. The combination at 25 to one ends up to Xander Schiffley being on the card. We spoke about Web Simpson earlier. He's in Jim's lineup this week. Why is he on your card? So Webb is another guy who just kind of gained strokes everywhere. He gained strokes off the tee. He gained scroaches approaching the green around the green. The thing that always has made, you know, Webb not a strict winner on the PGA Tour is that he's not a great putter. However, a couple of the reports from the course already this week have been that the greens are really dried out. Everything's playing super hard, super fast, super firm. So I actually don't know if anyone's going to have like a crazy strokes gained putting week and if, you know, Webb gains four strokes putting over four days, I actually would think that would be enough to get him into the top five this week. If you can get into top five, that'll be worth some cash. If you can just pull off a win, it will be even more. Webb Citizens is a good player, a solid player, the theme of the week. And obviously on Davis's card here, consider putting a bet on him. We'll continue on and we move to Old Reliable, if you will. We've spoken about Zach Johnson before, but why this week at Hebble Beach? So Zach Johnson's like generally better a fan duel play. But there are a couple of reasons that I'd like him here at the US Open. The first is that, you know, he is a major winner in the past. The major that he did win, he won at minus one. And it would not be crazy for minus one, two, three, something like that to be the winning score at this US Open, because we expect the course to play super difficult, but we don't expect it to play super long. So if Johnson is just able to keep his drives in the fairway, set up a ton of 13, 14 foot putts, that actually sets up really well for a style of tournament that he can win versus, you know, one of those events like Beth Page Black, where Zach Johnson just can never win at that course, but he really can. And he was way deeper than I expected. Fanduel has him listed at 160 to one, which is super deep for a player of his caliber. Yeah, he may have struggled at Beth Page, but here on a course that he knows is a little bit better at 161. It just seems not too good to be true, but almost too big of a number to ignore. 161 for Zach Johnson, certainly worth the number here to at least place a small wager. And that brings us to one of your guys. It's Joel Dayman, who was on your podcast recently. I assume you were just friends with him. So that's why you're betting on him. 350 to one for the day, man. I mean, he told me he was on the podcast and he said, look, I don't know if I'm going to win the thing, but I really like the course. It suits up really well for my game. And when I when you go and look at his metrics, it actually does make sense. He gains a ton of strokes off the tee, doesn't gain a ton of strokes putting, but he's really good with his wedges and he's really good from 75 to 100 yards out, which is where a bunch of shots are going to come from this week, you know, guys are going to be maybe taking three iron off the tee or one of their three hybrids. So those second shots are going to be so important this week. And he falls in that bucket of golfers who's really good at second shots from those ranges. And yeah, I want to see my buddy win. So we're definitely going in on him at 350 to one. He told you he likes the course. It's insider info, while he may not win at 350 to one, if he plays well, gives you a sweat in the Sunday. Well, that's obviously well worth it. Our final bet here this week, Davis is Adam Scott. He's in Jim's lineup. He's the number two player, number two, most expensive player that's in the lineup here for him this week. You have 34 to one. Why do you like Adam Scott? Yeah, Adam Scott is having one of the best seasons of like the second version of Adam Scott, like the Adam Scott after the illegal putter. He's, you know, top 20 in the official World Golf rankings. Data Golf has him as one of the 10 best golfers in the world. He's fourth on tour in strokes gained total. So really, I was expecting him to be, you know, close to fifth or sixth in the betting markets. But actually, you can get him way deeper than that and you can get him kind of outside of the top 10 golfers in the world in terms of the betting odds and you can get Scott, you know, again, another former major winner at that price. That one is one that actually feels like the price sort of is even too good to be true. Yeah, Jim thought the same thing, given how solid that Adam Scott is to get him in that second tier. You're finding a lineup that is just full of guys that will not let you down at the ceiling, maybe high, but the floor is also high as well. Adam Scott, 34 to one, a good number and well worth the price of the bet. That's going to do it for us here on the Fandal Hurry. I want to thank my guests, Jim Sanes and Davis Maddock. It's going to be a fun weekend at Pebble Beach and we cannot wait to watch. Thanks, everybody, so much for tuning in. Good luck this weekend and we'll see you back here tomorrow.