 What is up everybody branding adult here senior managing editor at numberfire.com and I've got three picks I like for the Valero, Texas open at Fandalsports book this week First up is Corey Connors Sometimes you're interested in a bet because of good current form. Sometimes it's course history. Sometimes it's course fit statistically But with Corey Connors, it's all three this week Connors is a former winner at TPC San Antonio's course back in 2019 He's also finished 26th and 14th at this course while putting pretty well on these screens And if you follow Corey Connors closely, you know to monitor those putting stats more importantly The irons are what's carrying Connors at this track But also long-term Connors over the past year ranks in the 97th percentile among this field and adjusted stroke Skeen to approach which is my stat that accounts for recency and field strength So plenty to like with Corey Connors this week Next up is Gary Woodland former U.S. Open winner Gary Woodland returning to form in time for a return to TPC San Antonio Where he finished T6 a year ago Woodland ranks in the 91st percentile and driving distance over the past 50 rounds According to fantasy national while sitting in the 15th percentile in fairways gained That's a fine mix though because according to data golf TPC San Antonio's O's course boasts the least penalizing fairway misses on the PGA tour Woodland is strong across the board right now He has used that for two top fives and a top 25 in his past four starts Notably Woodland is a really strong putter from within 15 feet That is a great sign for his long-term putting stats. Lastly. I like Mito Pereira His odds have shot down the board, which is not what you want to see But there's still some value on him at plus 5500 to me this week He's going to be a course debutant Sure, but he's a long hitter with a lot in his profile to like among the field Pereira ranks in the 92nd percentile and adjusted at t-degree in play over the past year He is in the 95th percentile and adjusted approach in that same time frame He's been dominant on par fours one of the best close range putters And he's actually expected for a lot of putting regression in his favor So I think that we can still buy low on Pereira who's got some really good results in his past four starts Including a t-15 at the Genesis, which is a strong field t-30 at the Honda classic Miss the cut at the volatile players, which I'm fine with t-27 at the valis bar And if you don't think he has the wind juice, that's fine A top 10 is very much in play as well. That'll do it for my Valera Texas Open picks. Best of luck this weekend