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DP World Tour Championship Tips 2023

Paul Williams' DP World Tour Championship Tips 2023

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After 11 months of battle, stretching all the way back to the Joburg Open and Australian PGA Championship last November, we finally arrive at the season’s finale in Dubai.

Such is Rory McIlroy’s lead at the top of the Race to Dubai rankings that this week’s event is of no consequence to the season-long standings – the Northern Irishman secured the Harry Vardon Trophy on Sunday without lifting a club as none of his closest competitors could get within 2,000 points of his total for 2023. A damp squib in that respect of course, however there’s plenty more to fight for with a $10 prize fund, Race to Dubai bonus pool, and the 10 PGA Tour cards to be concluded.

As per the last two years, the top 50 available players from the season-long ranking are in attendance, and at the time of writing all of the top 50 are committed to the field. The bookies are struggling to split the top 3 in the betting though with each of McIlroy, Rahm and Hovland available at around the 5/1 mark, give or take. 2-time Earth Course champion Matt Fitzpatrick at 14/1 is the closest to the leading trio in this no-cut event, alongside compatriots Tyrrell Hatton and Tommy Fleetwood.

Earth Course, Jumeirah Golf Estates, Dubai, UAE . Designer: Greg Norman, 2009; Par: 72; Length: 7,675 yards; Fairways: Bermuda; Rough: Bermuda/Rye; Greens: TifEagle Bermuda; Stimp: 12’6″.

Course Overview . As ever, the venue for the DP World Tour Championship is the Greg Norman-designed Earth Course.

The track is a monster at 7,675 yards with 2 of the par-5s measuring over 620 yards, the tough par-4 9th which is 3 feet short of 500 yards, plus the 195 yard par-3 17th which plays to an island green. Greens are large, undulating Bermudagrass which measure 12’6″ on the stimp when dry and firm and, as always, aren’t to every player’s liking.

Tournament Stats . We’ve published some key player statistics for this week’s DP World Tour Championship that will help to shape a view on players who traditionally play well at this event: Current Form | Tournament Form | First Round Leader Stats | Combined Stats | SG Stats .

Predictor Model . Our published Predictor Model is available here . As always you can build your own model using the variables available.

Winners & Prices . 2022: Jon Rahm, 5/1 ; 2021: Collin Morikawa, 15/2 ; 2020: Matthew Fitzpatrick, 16/1 ; 2019: Jon Rahm, 7/1 ; 2018: Danny Willett, 80/1 ; 2017: Jon Rahm, 12/1 ; 2016: Matthew Fitzpatrick, 66/1 ; 2015: Rory McIlroy, 5/1 ; 2014: Henrik Stenson, 17/2 ; 2013: Henrik Stenson, 11/1 ; 2012: Rory McIlroy, 6/1 ; 2011: Alvaro Quiros, 40/1 ; 2010: Robert Karlsson, 50/1 .

Weather Forecast . The latest weather forecast for Dubai is here .

For the 4 days of tournament play we should see dry and sunny conditions in the main with temperatures peaking in the high-80s Fahrenheit, accompanied by light to moderate winds reaching 10-15mph in the afternoons. Friday carries a 50% chance of a thunderstorm, however it remains to be seen if that materialises or not.

Tournament Trends & Key Factors . Analysing the final stats of recent winners gives us a little more insight into the type of player suited here:

• 2022, Jon Rahm (-20). 307 yards (13th), 42.9% fairways (46th), 77.8% greens in regulation (8th), 1.61 putts per GIR (1st)
• 2021, Collin Morikawa (-17). 302 yards (10th), 64.3% fairways (5th), 79.2% greens in regulation (7th), 1.72 putts per GIR (15th)
• 2020, Matthew Fitzpatrick (-15). 300 yards (16th), 76.8% fairways (1st), 76.4% greens in regulation (7th), 1.70 putts per GIR (5th)
• 2019, Jon Rahm (-19). 315 yards (8th), 67.9% fairways (8th), 87.5% greens in regulation (1st), 1.65 putts per GIR (1st)
• 2018, Danny Willett (-18). 302 yards (16th), 71.4% fairways (12th), 81.9% greens in regulation (3rd), 1.64 putts per GIR (1st)
• 2017, Jon Rahm (-19). 313 yards (4th), 66.1% fairways (22nd), 77.8% greens in regulation (26th), 1.64 putts per GIR (3rd)
• 2016, Matthew Fitzpatrick (-17). 298 yards (16th), 80.4% fairways (4th), 77.8% greens in regulation (21st), 1.65 putts per GIR (2nd)
• 2015, Rory McIlroy (-21). 322 yards (1st), 62.5% fairways (37th), 83.3% greens in regulation (4th), 1.67 putts per GIR (4th)
• 2014, Henrik Stenson (-16). 310 yards (2nd), 82.1% fairways (2nd), 83.3% greens in regulation (4th), 1.75 putts per GIR (16th)
• 2013, Henrik Stenson (-25). 300 yards (7th), 89.3% fairways (1st), 94.4% greens in regulation (1st), 1.71 putts per GIR (8th)
• 2012, Rory McIlroy (-23). 301 yards (2nd), 73.2% fairways (22nd), 69.4% greens in regulation (47th), 1.54 putts per GIR (1st)
• 2011, Alvaro Quiros (-19). 311 yards (1st), 53.6% fairways (55th), 83.3% greens in regulation (4th), 1.68 putts per GIR (7th)
• 2010, Robert Karlsson (-14). 298 yards (5th), 76.8% fairways (20th), 77.8% greens in regulation (12th), 1.63 putts per GIR (1st)
• 2009, Lee Westwood (-23). 298 yards (8th), 85.7% fairways (7th), 91.7% greens in regulation (1st), 1.68 putts per GIR (5th)

Up until Matt Fitzpatrick’s win in 2016, you could have argued with some conviction that length off the tee was pretty much a pre-requisite here at the Earth Course. From Lee Westwood in 2009 through to Rory McIlroy in 2015, each winner had ranked inside the top-8 for Driving Distance on the week, and on 4 occasions the winner was in the top-2 for distance off the tee.

Now Fitzpatrick isn’t long by any stretch, however he has shown an ability to perform on longer tracks (a win at the Nordea Masters and 7th at Augusta spring to mind) and perhaps that’s actually the key factor in not being intimidated by the length here. More average length drivers can perform well – Ian Poulter, for instance, has a decent record here, as has Francesco Molinari – however shorter players need to make up for that handicap with an excellent performance from tee-to-green.

The most consistent statistic from the winners detailed above, aside from tee-to-green performance, has been putting on these Bermudagrass greens. Henrik Stenson’s win in 2014 saw him rank 16th in the field for putting average, which is the worst on show – indeed both Jon Rahm and Danny Willett topped that stat when proving victorious in 2018 and 2019, and Rahm again led the field for Putts per GIR on his way to victory here 12 months ago.

Looking a little deeper at the past 10 winners here and we see that birdie-making and bogey avoidance is also pretty important:

• Jon Rahm (2022): par 3 scoring-3; par 4: -7; par 5: -10; 1 Eagle, 22 Birdies, 4 Bogeys over the course of the 4 days.
• Collin Morikawa (2021): par 3 scoring level; par 4: -7; par 5: -10; 21 Birdies, 4 Bogeys over the course of the 4 days.
• Matthew Fitzpatrick (2020): par 3 scoring level; par 4: -7; par 5: -8; 22 Birdies, 7 Bogeys over the course of the 4 days.
• Jon Rahm (2019): par 3 scoring -2; par 4: -4; par 5: -13; 1 Eagle, 25 Birdies, 6 Bogeys and a Double over the course of the 4 days.
• Danny Willett (2018): par 3 scoring -2; par 4: -4; par 5: -12; 1 Eagle, 23 Birdies and 7 Bogeys over the course of the 4 days.
• Jon Rahm (2017): par 3 scoring +1; par 4: -12; par 5: -8; 25 Birdies and 6 Bogeys over the course of the 4 days.
• Matthew Fitzpatrick (2016): par 3 scoring: -1; par 4: -4; par 5: -12; 1 Eagle, 21 Birdies, 4 Bogeys and 1 Double over the course of the 4 days.
• Rory McIlroy (2015): par 3 scoring:-2; par 4: -10; par 5: -9; 26 Birdies and 5 Bogeys over the course of the 4 days.
• Henrik Stenson (2014): par 3 scoring:-4; par 4: -4; par 5: -8; 23 Birdies, 5 Bogeys and 1 Double over the course of the 4 days.
• Henrik Stenson (2013): par 3 scoring:-1; par 4: -14; par 5: -10; 1 Eagle, 25 Birdies and 2 Bogeys over the course of the 4 days.
• Rory McIlroy (2012): par 3 scoring: level; par 4: -12; par 5: -11; 1 Eagle, 26 Birdies and 5 Bogeys over the course of the 4 days.

Generally the winner will have an excellent week on the par-4s whilst making birdie or better on around 50-60% of the par-5s during the course of the week.

Strokes Gained : 2019 was the first time that we got a view of Strokes Gained performance here at the Earth Course and in truth it didn’t tell us much more than we might have inferred from observing the previous renewals here over the years.

Looking at the four renewals overall, SG Tee to Green and SG Around the Green are the most consistent factors between the winners:

• 2022, Jon Rahm: T: 25th; A: 2nd ; T2G: 2nd ; ATG: 2nd ; P: 2nd
• 2021, Collin Morikawa. T: 8th ; A: 10th ; T2G: 3rd ; ATG: 6th ; P: 14th
• 2020, Matthew Fitzpatrick. T: 8th ; A: 33rd; T2G: 8th ; ATG: 7th ; P: 1 st
• 2019, Jon Rahm. T: 4th ; A: 4th ; T2G: 1st ; ATG: 4th ; P: 9th

Key: T: SG Off the Tee; A; SG Approach; T2G: SG Tee to Green; ATG: SG Around the Green; P: SG Putting.

Incoming Form : In terms of incoming form, the winners here had all produced some decent results in the recent past before lifting the trophy, with each having registered at least one top-7 finish in their previous 6 starts.

Jon Rahm bagged his third DP World Tour Championship title from 4 attempts here last year off the back of some very clear form, finishing 2 nd at Wentworth before romping to victory at the Spanish Open. 4 th at the CJ Cup on his last start ensured he was a short price for this and he duly obliged at 5/1.

2021’s Champion Golfer of the Year Collin Morikawa hadn’t won since his Open Championship triumph at Royal St George’s in July, however with 2 nd to Rory McIlroy at the CJ Cup and 7 th at the ZOZO Championship on the PGA Tour over his previous two starts, there was plenty of evidence that he was in decent nick.

Matt Fitzpatrick’s win in 2020 came after a fortnight’s break following a missed cut at the PGA Tour’s RSM Classic. 46 th at The Masters the week before is nothing of note, however prior to that he’d sat 7 th heading into Sunday at the Zozo Championship, 7 th to halfway at the CJ Cup and held the lead after 36 holes at Wentworth, so was clearly playing some solid golf.

Jon Rahm hadn’t played for 7 weeks before he won here in 2019, with his previous start at the Spanish Open also producing silverware. 4th in the world when arriving here, the Spaniard had also won the Irish Open earlier that year on the European Tour and had finished 2nd to Danny Willett at Wentworth a couple of weeks before his homeland win.

Danny Willett’s season was solid if unspectacular before winning 2 years ago, however with his 3 top-10s all coming in good events in Italy, Ireland and Turkey, he was seemingly saving his best for the bigger weeks on Tour.

Before that, Rahm had won twice in the season already and had produced 4 top-7 finishes in the FedEx Cup PlayOffs before 3 less convincing efforts prior to his win. Fitzpatrick had finished 7th at Augusta before winning the Nordea Masters earlier in 2016, plus he’d produced a couple of top-10 finishes in his previous 8 starts. Rory had won the Dubai Desert Classic earlier in 2015 as well as the WGC Match Play and Wells Fargo Championship, plus had some decent incoming form.

In fact all of the winners had some positive form either recently and/or from the Middle East earlier that year to encourage punters:

• Jon Rahm: 1 /48/ 10 /12/55/34/ 5 / 8 /16/ 2 / 1 / 4
• Collin Morikawa: 14/ 2 / 4 /71/ 1 / 4 /26/MC/63/28/ 2 / 7
• Matthew Fitzpatrick: 3 / 6 /MC/MC/ 6 /MC/42/ 7 /12/26/46/MC
• Jon Rahm: MC/ 3 / 2 / 1 /11/ 7 / 3 / 5 /13/ 2 /MC/ 1
• Danny Willett: 19/24/MC/18/MC/59/44/MC/MC/23/ 7 /50
• Jon Rahm: 10 / 1 /44/28/58/ 3 / 4 / 5 / 7 /15/MC/36
• Matthew Fitzpatrick: MC/MC/49/ 6 / 5 /MC/ 7 /16/MC/49/16/20
• Rory McIlroy: 8 / 1 /MC/MC/ 9 /17/29/ 4 /16/26/ 6 /11
• Henrik Stenson: 5 / 4 / 2 /39/19/ 3 /38/26/23/ 2 /24/ 3
• Henrik Stenson: 10 / 3 / 2 / 2 / 3 /43/ 1 /33/ 1 /34/31/ 7
• Rory McIlroy: MC/ 10 /60/ 5 / 1 /24/ 1 / 1 / 10 / 2 / 3 /MC
• Alvaro Quiros: MC/MC/53/MC/68/37/16/MC/49/ 7
• Robert Karlsson: WD/14/ 7 /65/16/MC/42/29/ 2 /34/MC/ 4
• Lee Westwood: 2 / 8 / 3 / 9 / 3 /23/ 8 / 9 / 1 / 9 / 8 /54

Course Form : Apart from the early renewals and Jon Rahm’s debut success in 2017, winners here generally had some decent course form prior to victory:

• Jon Rahm: 1 / 4 / 1
• Collin Morikawa: 10
• Matthew Fitzpatrick: 4 / 1 /12/34/ 9
• Jon Rahm: 1 / 4
• Danny Willett: 26/21/ 4 /50
• Jon Rahm: Debut
• Matthew Fitzpatrick: 4
• Rory McIlroy: 3 / 5 /11/ 1 / 5 / 2
• Henrik Stenson: 23/24/ 7 / 1
• Henrik Stenson: 23/24/ 7
• Rory McIlroy: 3 / 5 /11
• Alvaro Quiros: 42/ 3
• Robert Karlsson: Debut
• Lee Westwood: Debut

Following Matt Fitpatrick’s win here in 2020, we’ve also seen 4 repeat winners with Rory Mcilroy, Henrik Stenson also winning the title twice, whilst Jon Rahm has now triumphed on three occasions.

The 14 renewals haven’t produced any complete shocks with Westwood (16/1), Karlsson (50/1), Quiros (40/1), McIlroy (6/1), Stenson (11/1 & 17/2), McIlroy again (5/1), Fitzpatrick (66/1), Rahm (12/1), Willett (80/1), Rahm (7/1), Fitzpatrick (16/1), Morikawa (15/2) and Rahm (5/1) all backable for various and sometimes very obvious reasons.

Fitzpatrick (2016) and Rahm on debut (2017) were probably the most difficult to find as each of the other winners here in the event’s history have an excellent record in the Middle East swing on the European Tour and each of those, except Westwood, had won either in Qatar, Dubai or both over the course of their respective careers.

Fitzpatrick did however back up his success here with a top-5 finish at the Dubai Desert Classic the following year, plus Rahm won the CareerBuilder Challenge in the desert before winning this title again twice since, so perhaps it’s more of a case that the pair hadn’t really had chance to show their hands fully before they won here. Of course, Fitzpatrick winning this title again in 2020 demonstrates how comfortable he feels in these surroundings.

The rough has been toughened a little over the years which swings the pendulum a little more towards total driving and quality ball-striking than putting in my opinion, although top-quality putters may well still find a way to get into contention this week.

Those players who can find fairways (and the further down the better), find greens and produce an impressive enough performance on the Bermuda greens are most likely to succeed in my view.

My selections are as follows:

Nicolai Hojgaard 2pts EW 28/1 (5EW, 1/5) with Unibet

Only a cursory glance at the winners here at the Earth Course tells us that opposing the favourites in the season’s finale is a dangerous game. McIlroy’s won this twice at 6/1 or shorter; Rahm’s 3 wins have come at 12/1, 7/1 and then 5/1 last year; even Collin Morikawa’s win here in 2021 was at 15/2 when the American was the clear 2 nd favourite behind Rory.

McIlroy, Rahm and Hovland are virtually inseparable at the top of the betting at around 5/1 and undoubtedly any one of the trio could win this. I wonder though if this year’s dynamic, driven by Rory having already been crowned as the Race to Dubai champion before a ball is hit, will result in a winner from further down the board. Certainly the incentive to succeed is somewhat reduced for the market leaders, plus each of them has had a very light schedule of late – indeed Rahm’s 9 th place finish at the Spanish Open is the only outing from the trio since Wentworth, Ryder Cup aside of course.

Let’s be brave and look elsewhere for the winner, and of those in the next tier or two in the betting Nicolai Hojgaard interests me most.

With the terms of his Special Temporary Membership on the PGA Tour requiring him to better the points tally of the player in 125 th place by the end of this week’s RSM Classic over in the States, the Dane has taken a calculated risk that his current tally of 466 points – equivalent to 115 th place – will be enough, and I suspect that he’ll be proven right.

That decision has freed the 22 year-old up to complete his season on the DP World Tour, and 2 nd last week at the Nedbank behind an impressive Max Homa could be just the warm-up he needs for an assault on the season’s finale.

The numbers falling out of last week’s effort were impressive on a course where he’d struggled beforehand, particularly on and around the greens where he ranked 9 th for Scrambling and led the field for Putts per GIR as well as Strokes Gained Putting. History has told us that the eventual winner often produces a similar performance here when it comes to minimising bogeys and maximising chances, and a repeat performance here coupled with a typically strong performance from tee-to-green could see him seriously challenge the market principals.

4 th here on debut in 2021 is the only course form we have to go on, however there’s enough encouragement in that effort to suggest he can go well again, plus he’s also got the 2022 Ras Al Khaimah Championship trophy in his growing collection to demonstrate that he’s happy and comfortable in this part of the world.

70 th in the OWGR is tantalisingly close to the world’s top 50, and even if he were to fall just short of that level with his effort this week, further progress and entry into that elite club ahead of next year’s Major season will be another big priority for the talented Dane. RESULT: Winner

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Matt Wallace 1pt EW 60/1 (5EW, 1/4) with bet365

With his PGA Tour card sewn up for next year courtesy of his breakthrough Corales Championship win back in March, Matt Wallace is another who could stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the big guns this week and I’m happy to stick with him after he finished 15 th last week at Sun City.

I talked last week about how the Englishman had shown some decent form when returning from the United States, finishing 6 th at the Dunhill Links and 9 th at the Qatar Masters, and although his effort at the Nedbank was ultimately enough to see him make the top 50 and ease into this week’s field, it could have been much better if it weren’t for a Saturday round of 77 having entered the weekend in a tie for 8 th place. To his credit, Matt bounced back on Sunday, closing with a bogey-free round of 67 where he led the field for GIR with 16 out of 18 greens hit, and that should give him some confidence ahead of this week.

At 87 th in the OWGR, Matt will, like the aforementioned Nicolai Hojgaard, be looking to build positive momentum into his world ranking ahead of next season so that he can ensure he’s playing all of the biggest events, and this week’s limited but quality field presents another big opportunity in that respect.

Wallace also has course form to suggest he can go well here at the Earth Course. 2 nd here on debut back in 2018 behind Danny Willett came in the 33 year-old’s breakthrough year on the DP World Tour, having won 3 times earlier that season; with his maiden PGA Tour title having come earlier this year, perhaps he can produce something similar here again this week. RESULT: T2

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Jorge Campillo 1pt EW 90/1 (6EW, 1/5) with William Hill

With the fight for the 10 PGA Tour cards concluding this week and Jorge Campillo currently in possession of one of those cards from his lofty position of 13 th in the Race to Dubai, keeping his foot to the floor for one final week to get over the line has got to be priority number 1 for the Spaniard.

In truth it’s been an excellent season for the 37 year-old, having produced a purple patch of form in the spring which contained his 3 rd title at DP World Tour level alongside another 4 top-10 finishes, and there have been signs of late that another big run of results could be on the cards.

19 th at the Andalucia Masters followed a consistent if unspectacular run of results following his early-season burst, before he came within a whisker of adding a 4 th title to his collection when losing out to Sami Valimaki at the Qatar Masters a little over a fortnight ago. Disappointment for Campillo undoubtedly, however further evidence that he’s comfortable in the Middle East having previously won in Qatar 3 years ago.

12 th last week at the Nedbank was a personal best around that lengthy Gary Player design and his putting stats really stood out, having done most of the damage in his previous two outings with his long game. 2 nd for SG Putting at Sun City complimented his 2 nd for SG Approach and 5 th for SG Tee to Green rankings in Doha, and if he can somehow stitch it all together this week in Dubai he could upset the odds.

Two top-10 finishes here at the Earth Course from five attempts suggests an aptitude for the task at hand, and with his game in great shape perhaps he can record another personal best here this week and cement his PGA Tour card for next season into the bargain. RESULT: T43

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Dan Bradbury 1pt EW 175/1 (5EW, 1/4) with BetVictor

Finally for 2023 I’m going to keep faith with Dan Bradbury who was our soul beacon of light last week at Sun City.

The negative with Dan is that he’s making his Earth Course debut this week against the cream of the 2023 DP World Tour crop, however he undoubtedly deserves his place here in the Dubai finale. Nicolai Hojgaard finished in tied 4 th in 2021 on his first look at this layout and Viktor Hovland, Laurie Canter and Sami Valimaki all finished top 6 on debut the year before, so simply dismissing first-timers here as backable each-way shots may be a little hasty.

5 th last week on Nedbank debut was a strong effort and the strong iron-play that got him into that position at Sun City could equally serve him well here in Dubai. 9 th for SG Off the Tee, 21 st for SG Approach and 18 th for SG Tee to Green are season-long stats that don’t lie with just one event to go, and he could well take to this course as impressively as he did to last week’s task.

The 24 year-old’s breakthrough victory at the Joburg Open last November is undoubtedly his career highlight to date, however it’s interesting that he’s found form once again as the autumn has approached with 6 th at the Spanish Open and 13 th at the Andalucia Masters before last week’s effort, and with the putter also seemingly warming up of late he could well sneak a place here this week. RESULT: 17th

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What Cue Tip Do The Pros Use? Top 5 Best Professional Cue Tips in 2023

Pool is a fascinating and competitive game where choosing the proper equipment, including the professional pool cue and billiard tips can make a world of difference. Should there be one thing that players in this game can agree on, it is that you can win at pool with the best pool cue,  best accessories , and best pool tip. Take the tips as an example. They aid in your energy transfer onto the cue ball, enhancing your control, spin, plus accuracy to ensure a victory. Here, we run through some of the best pool cue tips with prominent attributes and quality. While these do have several downsides too, they are not big enough to detract from the value offered by them.

Factors to be considered when choosing a cue tip

There are many factors that you need to consider to evaluate a pro-level cue tip such as the hardness of the tip, its type, its consistency, and durability.

1.1 Hardness

There is a wide variety of cue tip hardness, with soft, medium, and hard being the most frequent.

The energy absorption during impact results in a longer contact time between the cue tip and ball. Players use soft cue tip benefits in manipulating the cue ball's movement around the pool table.

Because it absorbs less energy at impact, the cue ball spins less. Hard tips also last longer, require less maintenance, and provide some consistency to players.

Medium-hard tips

This is the most common cue tip, and it gives players a good balance of cue ball control and consistency. Medium-hard tips also require less maintenance.

Phenolic tips

They’re made of carbon fiber and are as durable as a pool cue, which frequently used for breaking. Phenolic tips transmit the most energy when touched.

1.2 Durability

Because of their density, hard tips are more durable. Soft tips, especially when utilized for break shots, can quickly mushroom. Yet, some players enjoy the feeling of their soft cue tips mushrooming and compressing.

1.3 Cue tip size

The most frequent sizes of cue tips are 12mm, 13mm, and 14mm. While smaller diameter pool cue tips help skilled players put a side-spin on the cue ball known as English, larger diameter tips help beginner players pocket the balls more easily. The cue tip’s increased surface area may help you land even the most challenging strokes.

1.4 Consistency

Pro players experiment with different tips until they find one that works perfectly. However, consistency is more about a player’s game skills than it is about the tip they are using.

Top 5 best professional cue tips

Understanding all the factors that make professional cue tips will help you find out which cue tip option should be in your mind. However, there are so many options available in the market that can make you feel confused. So what cue tip do the Pros use most recently? We will list here the top 5 best cue tips chosen by Pros for your reference.

Tiger Everest Laminated Cue Tip

Everest Laminated Cue Tip is the ultimate cue tip crafted from the finest pig skins in the world. Meticulously crafted through a careful process of selecting and splitting layers, only the top 10 most durable and even layers are chosen. Using our proprietary VACULAM process, each layer is vacuum laminated to create the most sophisticated, durable, and advanced product. Its special red layer notifies players when to replace the tip. Moreover, this cue tip is made to shape like a hard tip, hit like a medium, and offer the control of a soft tip.

• Special pig skin quality
• Flexible playability with soft, hard, medium cue tip adjustments
• Strict selecting process
• Offer 10 layers to maintain hardness

• Hard to apply on the pool cue

Products that have “Tiger Everest Laminated Cue Tip”

Pearson® Players Cue 2

Pearson® Players Cue Blue

Pearson® Players Cue 1

Pearson® Elite Cue 3

Pearson® Elite Cue 1

Predator Victory Tips

Predator victory tips are provided by the predator corporation, which has been in business for over 25 years. They produce tips in a variety of hardnesses, from mild to hard. This pro-level cue tip is popular among professionals because of its bright color, which allows it to be used even in low-light situations. Furthermore, the tip is long-lasting and requires little upkeep. As a result, if you’re on a budget, it’s a great option.

• Give a fantastic performance
• High quality
• Easy to install
• Bright color is good in low light conditions
• Just provide one suggestion
• Difficult to play

Elk Master Cue Tips

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A pool cue tip can be from a few dollars to a hundred dollars. There are many cue tips with affordable prices and good quality in the market. The most important thing is choosing the one that fits your needs and is within your budget.

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Cue tips are created in a variety of ways by various brands. Many popular tips are manufactured from compressed chalk, which is why they are blue. Some new tips on the market, however, are made of laminated pigskin, which has a distinct orange color. Besides, some other tips are made by using leather. After trying out a range of tips, you’ll have a sense of what kind of tip you prefer.

In general, there are numerous aspects to consider when selecting a pool cue. However, it is necessary to check for products that offers best quality within your budget. Above are the best 5 professional cue tips that provide finest materials with reasonable prices, giving you the smoothest play at all time.

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Looking to gain the upper hand in every pool game? The answer might be correct in your hands – your cue tip. Choosing the right pool cue tip could dramatically improve your performance. This guide will walk you through the top 15 pool cue tips for 2023.

Part 1: The Vital Role of a Pool Cue Tip

A good pool cue tip is essential for control, precision, and spin. It’s the last point of contact between you and your shot, dictating the ball’s speed and direction. The right tip can help you generate the ideal spin and aim accurately. For more, refer to this detailed study from the Billiards Congress of America .

Part 2: Choosing the Perfect Pool Cue Tip

No two pool players are the same, so selecting a cue tip isn’t one-size-fits-all. You need to consider its hardness, size, and material. Hard tips last longer but offer a different feel than softer ones, which can add more spin to your shots. Size matters, too – the tip should fit your cue correctly. Finally, the material can affect how long the tip lasts and how it feels. For a more in-depth look, refer to this comprehensive guide .

Part 3: Reviews of the Top 15 Pool Cue Tips for 2023

Next, we’ll delve into our top picks for 2023 . We’ve selected the best options after evaluating these tips for performance, quality, and user reviews. Each tip will have a detailed review, listing unique features, pros, cons, and which players might prefer.

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This section compares how different tip hardness levels can affect your game. We’ll weigh the pros and cons of soft, medium, and hard tips, discussing which types of players might prefer each one. For a deeper dive into tip hardness, check out this article on Billiard Beast .

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2023 Tour Championship betting odds and tips: Futures picks, who will win, first clicks

The 2023 Tour Championship will start Thursday, with the PGA Tour event at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta, Ga., welcoming 30 world-class players to the latest event of 2023 on the PGA Tour schedule .

The Tour Championship is the final leg of the playoffs, which will begin with 30 players at different starting strokes at East Lake to determine the winner of the FedEx Cup.

East Lake will undergo significant renovations after this week, but this golf course is tricky and can really punish players who miss off the tee.

Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy are betting favorites

The 2023 Tour Championship betting odds show the betting favorites this week are Rory McIlroy and Scottie Scheffler , with McIlroy favored to win the 72-hole event at +500 and Scheffler favored to win the FedEx Cup after the Tour Championship at +155.

Viktor Hovland is third best on both tables, on a board pricing players largely based on the mix of their most recent play and prior experience.

Jon Rahm is 8-to-1 to win the FedEx Cup and 9-to-1 to win the 72-hole scoring tournament at East Lake, minus the starting strokes.

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McIlroy feels like an obvious play in both given that he loves East Lake and has been playing the best golf over the last few months.

Scheffler is still a reasonable play for the FedEx Cup given the starting strokes.

Max Homa is a good play in the 72-hole event, along with Xander Schauffele .

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Thirty golfers will compete for the $18 million top prize, by max molski • published august 22, 2023.

It all comes down to this for the PGA Tour .

The Tour Championship serves as the tour’s final event of the year and a culmination of the FedExCup Playoffs . Oh, and as if the title itself wasn’t enough, the event has a whopping $75 million prize pool – $18 million of which goes to the winner.

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Thirty golfers have made it to the Tour Championship after surviving the first two playoff events. Viktor Hovland is coming off a win at last weekend’s BMW Championship, while Lucas Glover won the two tournaments before that. Still, Scottie Scheffler is the man to beat after earning the most FedExCup points this season.

Here is everything to know for the 2023 Tour Championship, including the course, format and how to watch information:

When is the 2023 Tour Championship?

The 2023 Tour Championship will run from Thursday, Aug. 24, to Sunday, Aug. 27.

Where is the 2023 Tour Championship?

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The tournament will be held at East Lake Golf Club in Atlanta. The club has hosted the Tour Championship annually since 2004.

How to watch the 2023 Tour Championship

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Here is the viewing schedule for the 2023 Tour Championship:

Round 1: Thursday, Aug. 24

• 1-6 p.m. ET: Golf Channel/ Peacock

Round 2: Friday, Aug. 25

Round 3: Saturday, Aug. 26

• 1-3 p.m. ET: Golf Channel/ Peacock
• 3-7 p.m. ET: CBS/ Paramount+

Round 4: Sunday, Aug. 27

• 12-1:30 p.m. ET: Golf Channel/ Peacock
• 1:30-6 p.m. ET: CBS/ Paramount+

2023 Tour Championship starting strokes

FedExCup points are converted to starting strokes for the Tour Championship.

The PGA Tour adopted the stroke-based bonus system for the tournament in 2019, giving golfers different scores to start their opening round. The players with the most FedExCup points on the season get a greater advantage to begin the Tour Championship.

The starting strokes range from 10-under, given to the FedExCup points leader, to even, given to the last five golfers to qualify for the event. Here is how the starting strokes have been assigned for 2023:

• 10-under: Scottie Scheffler
• 8-under: Viktor Hovland
• 7-under: Rory McIlroy
• 6-under: Jon Rahm
• 5-under: Lucas Glover
• 4-under: Max Homa, Patrick Cantlay, Brian Harman, Wyndham Clark, Matt Fitzpatrick
• 3-under: Tommy Fleetwood, Russell Henley, Keegan Bradley, Rickie Fowler, Xander Schauffele
• 2-under: Tom Kim, Sungjae Im, Tony Finau, Corey Conners, Si Woo Kim
• 1-under: Taylor Moore, Nick Taylor, Adam Schenk, Collin Morikawa, Jason Day
• Even: Sam Burns, Emiliano Grillo, Tyrrell Hatton, Jordan Spieth, Sepp Straka

2023 Tour Championship tee times

Opening round tee times for the Tour Championship are determined by starting strokes, so Scheffler and Hovland will be the last players to begin their rounds on Thursday.

Here is a look at all of the tee times for Round 1:

• 11:26 a.m. ET: Jordan Spieth, Sepp Straka
• 11:37 a.m. ET: Emiliano Grillo, Tyrrell Hatton
• 11:48 a.m. ET: Jason Day, Sam Burns
• 11:59 a.m. ET: Adam Schenk, Collin Morikawa
• 12:10 p.m. ET: Taylor Moore, Nick Taylor
• 12:21 p.m. ET: Corey Conners, Si Woo Kim
• 12:32 p.m. ET: Sungjae Im, Tony Finau
• 12:43 p.m. ET: Xander Schauffele, Tom Kim
• 12:54 p.m. ET: Keegan Bradley, Rickie Fowler
• 1:05 p.m. ET: Tommy Fleetwood, Russell Henley
• 1:16 p.m. ET: Wyndham Clark, Matt Fitzpatrick
• 1:27 p.m. ET: Patrick Cantlay, Brian Harman
• 1:38 p.m. ET: Lucas Glover, Max Homa
• 1:49 p.m. ET: Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm
• 2 p.m. ET: Scottie Scheffler, Viktor Hovland

2023 Tour Championship prize pool

Here is how the $75 million prize pool will be allocated at the 2023 Tour Championship:

• 1st: $18 million
• 2nd: $6.5 million
• 3rd: $5 million
• 4th: $4 million
• 5th: $3 million
• 6th: $2.5 million
• $7th: $2 million
• 8th: $1.5 million
• 9th: $1.25 million
• 10th: $1 million
• 11th: $950,000
• 12th: $900,000
• 13th: $850,000
• 14th: $800,000
• 15th: $760,000
• 16th: $720,000
• 17th: $700,000
• 18th: $680,000
• 19th: $660,000
• 20th: $640,000
• 21st: $620,000
• 22nd: $600,000
• 23rd: $580,000
• 24th: $565,000
• 25th: $550,000
• 26th: $540,000
• 27th: $530,000
• 28th: $520,000
• 29th: $510,000
• 30th: $500,000

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2023 Masters picks to win: Here’s who our staff is betting on at Augusta National

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Is it a big three? And everyone else?

The Official World Golf Ranking will tell you that. As do the odds to this week’s Masters . In each, Scottie Scheffler , Jon Rahm and Rory McIlroy are one, two and three — in the OWGR, over the past half-year or so, they’ve volleyed around some — and there’s a bit of a gap after that. 

But will you bet it that way?

Scheffer, Rahm or McIlroy, or the field? It’s maybe the gambling question of this year’s first major. Scheffler was your winner at Augusta National last year, and Rahm won the 2021 U.S. Open, and McIlroy’s won four majors. But then again, those are Scheffler’s and Rahm’s only major victories, and McIlroy hasn’t won one since 2014. 

And the other guys ain’t bad, either. 

Let’s try to figure this out. I’ve asked two of my wonderful GOLF.com colleagues two questions: Why will a member of the big three win the Masters, and why will a member of the big three not win the Masters? And to help you even further, members of our staff have each made a to-win bet. The hope is, of course, we help you with your own weekly picks , whether those are for a low-stakes office fantasy league, or (legal!) big-bucks bets with a sportsbook.

On to our analysis. 

Why a member of the big three will win the Masters

Jessica Marksbury:  Each of these three players comes into this year’s Masters with a sparkling resume: Scottie Scheffler, defending champ, World No. 1, seemingly unstoppable. Jon Rahm, three PGA Tour wins since January, and only one finish outside of the top 8 since October. (Not to mention four top 9s in his past five appearances at Augusta.) And then there’s Rory: PGA Tour hero, a win in October at the CJ Cup, a near-miss at the API, seven career top 10s at Augusta. With all that to chew on, how could it NOT be one of these three slipping into a green jacket on Sunday?

Josh Sens:  The Masters, for the most part, does not do flukes. Sure, there have been a handful of outlier winners in its history. But everything about the tournament — from the limited field to the scale of the course to the importance of course knowledge— tilts toward the seasoned top. Rahm has never missed a cut at Augusta. He has four top 10s in six tries. Scheffler has been every bit as dominant of late as he was leading into his win last year. And Rory’s history of close calls here is well known.  It’s possible that Danny Willett will win this year. But I think you can bank that all three of the big guys will make the weekend, and when Augusta does what it usually does, distilling things down the final stretch, one if not all of the trio will be right in the mix. 

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Nick Piastowski: Do you bet against the defending champ, who also happens to have won this year’s Players? Scheffler’s high ball-striking, consistent short game and unflappableness are perfect for Augusta National. And if he doesn’t do it, no player in the game can match the firepower of Rahm and McIlroy. 

Why a member of the big three won’t win the Masters

Jessica Marksbury:  As much as we like to focus on previous performances and statistics, success in pro golf is really all about being in the right form at the right time. Scottie is golf’s current Superman, but how long will this peak excellence stretch? Defending at the Masters is so tough, it’s only been done by Nicklaus , Tiger and Faldo — all-time greats! Maybe Scottie will one day be in their company. But history has proven that back-to-back Masters wins are exceedingly rare. And Rahm is displaying a bit of streakiness. He’s cooled a bit since his early-season dominance, with a worrying WD at the Players and a T39 at the API — his worst finish since last summer. Then there’s Rory, who has to feel drained after acting as the Tour’s de facto spokesman and defender for the past year. Add to that the pressure of needing the Masters to complete the career grand slam, and it just might be too much to ask for.   

Josh Sens: Because repeating at the Masters is hard. Only Nicklaus, Tiger and Faldo have done it. Scheffler has that working against him. Because this tournament is in Rory’s head. He has said so himself. And because Rahm, as Jessica points out, has been streaky and could always have an off week. Oh, and because guys like Jordan Spieth and Cam Smith are also playing this week 

Nick Piastowski: Because I think Keith Mitchell will. It’s a hunch — he’s played the Masters just once. But his game is there — Mitchell can pop it, and he’s done the work to clean up his touch from in close. And if he doesn’t, Spieth will. And the big three can’t win ’em all. I think. 

2023 Masters picks to win

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To-win: Rory McIlroy, +750. I hate to do this, but the heart wants what the heart wants. Although he’s had a few ups and downs leading into the tournament, I can’t help but think he’s looking good after his performance at the Match Play and the equipment tweaks he’s made to the driver and putter. Add on last year’s high finish and how he has talked about some great play at Augusta during recent visits — and he’s my winner. 

Alan Bastable 

To-win: Scottie Scheffler, +700. Let’s not overthink this one, people. Scheffler isn’t only a proven winner at ANGC, but he also hasn’t finished worse than 12th — anywhere — since before Halloween. Scary good, indeed! Rory and Rahm are rightfully right there with him as the faves, but from that group, Scheffler feels like the least prone to do something unpredictable. This week, the chalk pick is the right pick.

Josh Berhow 

To-win: Jordan Spieth, +1,800. It seems like a Jordan Spieth kind of week, and I wish I had better insight than that, but we all know by now that Jordan is unpredictable. He’s not lights-out in any particular strokes gained category and missed the cut here for the first time last year, but it’s always been a place where he’s played well and his game fits Augusta National. I’m betting on Spieth — with some help from a crazy-low Saturday round — riding a streaky putter and winning his second green jacket.

James Colgan 

To-win: Justin Thomas, +2,000: It’s this simple: Augusta National is a shotmaker’s golf course, and Justin Thomas is golf’s premier shotmaker. It’s incredible his best finish at this event is a solo fourth in 2020, but in 2023, he’s leaving with a green jacket. It’s inevitable.

Dylan Dethier   

To-win: Xander Schauffele, +2,200: I have picked Xander to win roughly the past 13 major championships and I’ll be damned if I miss this one, the week he actually will win.

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Nick Dimengo    

To-win: Xander Schauffele, +2,200. At some point, Schauffele is going to take the leap and join the upper echelon of golfers — but it requires a major title to even join that conversation. What better time than this year’s Masters to get the monkey off his back? After dealing with a back issue earlier this year, the 29-year-old has looked healthy in recent months, carding two top 10s this season. And, although he missed the cut last year, he did finish in the top three in two of the three years prior. Something tells me Xander’s ready for his moment, and he’s coming to Augusta just a little bit overlooked among some of his peers.

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To-win: Cameron Smith, +1,800. Picking golf’s most recent major champion feels like a safe bet to perform well at Augusta. But Smith was more than just Champion Golfer of the Year — he was definitely the best golfer on the planet in ’22 not named Scottie Scheffler. The Aussie had a chance to beat Scheffler on Masters Sunday last year, and at 18-1, he’s a great value to get the job done this Easter Sunday.

Jack Hirsh 

To win: Collin Morikawa, +2,200. He’s played well in spurts throughout the year, but hasn’t really put four rounds together yet. The closest we’ve seen was the debacle at Maui, when he led by six entering the final round, only for Jon Rahm to lap him. His short game is on the rise, and that’s really the only thing missing from his game. Let’s also not forget, in the chaos from his back-to-back hole-outs with McIlroy on 18, he did finish fourth in 2022 after a Sunday 67.

Jessica Marksbury

To-win: Scottie Scheffler, +700. I’m shocked there isn’t more love for the defending champ here! Yes, he’s the odds-on favorite, and for good reason: Scheffler is a machine. He hasn’t had a finish outside of the top 12 since October. (!!) He’s the World No. 1 and consistent as can be. This year, he’ll join Tiger, Jack and Faldo as the only players to win back-to-back titles at Augusta. 

Zephyr Melton 

To-win: Scottie Scheffler, +700. In the words of Drake, “we goin’ back to back.” Much like in 2022, Scheffler’s game is rounding into form heading into the Masters. And after his performance last year, there’s no reason to doubt him as the favorite once again.

Nick Piastowski 

To-win: Brooks Koepka, +6,600. He’s lost his touch. He’s thinking of leaving LIV. He looked defeated in Full Swing . All logs on the fire. Major Brooks is back. 

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To-win: Jordan Spieth, +1,600. He’s been knocking on the winner’s circle door recently. Unfortunately, the roller coaster ride has taken a nosedive down the stretch on him during those runs. Spieth’s due to finish one of these off, and he’s certainly due to finish off another Masters after a few close calls. It won’t come easy — fans will be watching with one eye open around Amen Corner — but Spieth puts back on his green jacket. 

To-win: Cam Smith: +1,800. The arc of the universe is long, but it bends toward entertaining stories. Since joining LIV, Smith has vanished into a media vortex. But nothing suggests he’s not the same player who has looked very much at home at Augusta. Primed to win, even. The conventional knock against the LIV guys is that they’ll have lost their fire and edge. I suspect that will be true of quite a few of them. But Smith was never a ruthless range rat to begin with, so I don’t take that as a difference-maker. Throw in the Tour vs. LIV subplot, and Sunday should be interesting, with a bad mustache and mullet getting airtime.

Marley Sims   

To-win: Rory Mcllroy, +750. Seven top-10 finishes in the past nine years. A second-place showing last year. It’s McIroy’s turn. 

Jonathan Wall 

To-win: Sam Burns, +3,300. Only one Masters appearance gives me pause, but I love the way Burns is playing at the moment. He seems to have figured out the driver and has one of the best iron games around. Putter will still be warm from his win in Austin. It feels like a risky pick based on Burns’ past form at Augusta, but I’ll take my chances. 

Sean Zak 

To-win: Collin Morikawa, +2,200. He’s way closer to winning than we’ve likely perceived. I think a big summer is coming from him, starting with a smooth 13-under victory at The National.

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Players Championship picks 2023: This star is ready for his biggest win

If you’ve been paying attention, 2023 has already delivered one thrilling finish after the next. We’ve barely caught our breath, and now (another) one of the biggest events of the year is here. If you’re one of those casual golf fans, don’t worry: You’re in the right place.

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Our betting panel has hit three of the past four outright winners correctly —and more impressively, we’re up a collective 42 units on top-10 and matchup bets on the season. As any golf bettor knows, that’s where you can make a living. We’re doing just fine.

Now we’re eyeing up a winner at one of the most volatile weeks of the year. We wish you luck. To help your best bets, we’ve assembled the best collection of experts in the industry—which consists of a caddie reporting anonymously from TPC Sawgrass; Pat Mayo of DraftKings and FantasyNational.com; Brandon Gdula of numberFire/FanDuel; Rick Gehman of RickRunGood.com; Andy Lack of RRG and his Inside Golf Podcast; and your two authors. Scroll down to read our best bets for the 2023 Players Championship.

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Scroll down for our full analysis and best bets for this week at the 2023 Players Championship.

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Players Championship picks 2023: Our Experts’ Outright Predictions

Anonymous Caddie Picker of the week : Justin Thomas (20-1, DraftKings) — Some windy conditions throughout the event play right into the hands of the 2021 winner. You need to be incredibly well-rounded in all facets of the game—and he’s that player.

Pat Mayo, DraftKings/Fantasy National,  Mayo Media Network analyst : Max Homa (22-1, DraftKings) — One poor week on the greens has led to Homa being vaulted by a few on the betting board. No player gained more strokes between driving and approach at Bay Hill than Max Homa, but he just happened to lose more strokes on the greens than in any start in 18 months. If Homa just has his average putting week he actually wins the API, and we’re talking about him in the 12- to 14-1 range right now.

Brandon Gdula, FanDuel/numberFire managing editor : Collin Morikawa (24-1, FanDuel) — Morikawa has one of the best overall course fits for TPC Sawgrass, so I’m willing to look past his MC last week. He’s super accurate off the tee (usually), and we know how good the irons are. He’s in pretty elite form despite two missed cuts in his past three starts, as he has three top-sixes in his other three 2023 events.

Rick Gehman, data scientist and RickRunGood.com founder : Viktor Hovland (27-1, FanDuel) — Hovland’s game is getting dialed, showing ball-striking improvements nearly every single week. He gained 5.24 strokes in Phoenix, 6.01 at Riviera then 9.60 last week in Orlando. Hovland dismantled TPC Sawgrass in that category last year, gaining 14.17 strokes, per the RickRunGood.com golf database, by far the most in the field. His game is trending in the right direction and is headed to a course that will amplify his strengths.

Stephen Hennessey, Golf Digest dep. managing editor : Patrick Cantlay (16-1, DraftKings) — Cantlay was always an “avoid in Florida” kind of guy, but that hot Sunday and a T-4 at the API really impressed me. More than anything, as our guy Rick has pointed out on his show, Cantlay is a master at shaping the ball both ways off the tee and on approach. That is a huge asset here, where Pete Dye routinely asks you to shape the ball around trouble. He’s too good of a golfer to not contend in the biggest events of the year, so I think he finally does this week.

Christopher Powers, Golf Digest staff writer : Patrick Cantlay (16-1, DraftKings) — Not to be “I caught Cantlay at 20-1 on Sunday night” guy, but I caught Cantlay at 20-1 Sunday night—so I got some sick closing-line value, which makes you seem smart in the gambling community even when you lose. All jokes aside, it’s hard not to back Cantlay off that insane final-round 68 on an impossibly tough golf course. The only thing that should scare you this week is he hasn’t had success in this tournament since the move to March, but we can chalk that up to the volatility of this course. He’s an elite ball-striker and elite ball-striking usually gets the job done at this place.

Andy Lack, RickRunGood.com and Inside Golf podcast : Viktor Hovland (27-1, FanDuel) — Viktor Hovland was frustratingly close last week at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, sitting in the middle of the fairway just one stroke off the lead with a 9-iron in his hands on the par-5 16th hole. The bogey-bogey finish led to a deceiving 10th-place finish. Operating with a glass-half-full approach, Hovland had his best ball-striking week since last year’s Players, gaining a whopping 6.3 strokes off the tee and 3.7 strokes on approach. The uber-talented Norwegian now returns to the site of the best ball-striking performance of his career, as Hovland gained over 14 strokes ball-striking last year at the iconic Pete Dye venue. Everyone is already aware of the talent, and this is the perfect spot for him to pick up that elusive first breakthrough victory.

Past results: Ladies and gentlemen, we are officially heating up. We cashed our third straight winner at the Honda Classic with Christopher Powers backing Chris Kirk at 30-1 to win the Honda Classic. That continues a streak that started with Brandon Gdula correctly predicting Scottie Scheffler’s win at the WM Phoenix Open (13-1) and Rick Gehman hitting Jon Rahm at the Genesis Invitational (+750). Add in Gdula and Stephen Hennessey’s Tony Finau (16-1) winner at the Houston Open in the Fall and that gives the panel four outright hits on the 2022-’23 season. Let’s keep it rolling at The Players!

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Players Championship picks 2023: Sleepers/Dark Horses Who Could Win

Caddie: Keith Mitchell (55-1, FanDuel) — He’s gone toe to toe with top-five players in the world and proven he can hang. That’s two top-fives in his past five starts, plus he’s won in the state of Florida. It wouldn’t surprise anybody if Cashmere Keith contends.

Mayo: Tom Kim (40-1, DraftKings) — It’s crucial to hit fairways this week, and Kim sits 15th in the field in fairways gained in the 2023 season. He’s great with his wedges and can scramble, so it’s likely to hinge all on his putter. His putting stroke seems like a legit coin flip each week. He’s lost as many as 6.7 strokes/putting over two rounds at one point. He also gained 12.5 over four en route to a victory in the same stretch. There really seems to be no in-between.

Gdula: Keith Mitchell (55-1, FanDuel) — Mitchell is one of the absolute best drivers on Tour, and he pairs distance with accuracy, which is very helpful at TPC Sawgrass. Mitchell’s got pop potential when other aspects of his game click along with the driver, as evidenced by a T-13 here last year, a T-5 at the Genesis, plus a T-4 at Pebble Beach recently when the short game was on point.

Gehman: Adam Scott (100-1, BetMGM) — Scott missed the cut here last year, ending a stretch of nine straight weekends at TPC Sawgrass with six top 20s during that run. His game is quietly rounding into form, earning a T-31 finish last week in very difficult conditions. He’ll be able to tap into his experience around a golf course that requires it.

Hennessey, Golf Digest: Tommy Fleetwood (85-1, FanDuel) — Tommy Lad led here after Round 1 last year and had a fifth-place finish in 2019 and a seventh-place in 2018. TPC Sawgrass clearly brings out the artist in Tommy. He can shape his shots off the tee and into these greens, and he’s got one of the best short games in the world. Fleetwood should be live here.

Powers, Golf Digest: Hideki Matsuyama (85-1, FanDuel) — Yes, Matsuyama seems broken if you just look at his recent results, but he’s actually still gained on approach in four of his last five starts, and he’s not that far removed from a top 10 at Torrey Pines. Also, it’s impossible to not think about his scorching hot start here in 2020 before the world shut down. 85-1 for a Masters champion who tied the course record here in 2020? It’s too tempting to pass up.

Lack: Keegan Bradley (50-1, BetMGM) — Keegan Bradley is the exact type of player further down the odds board who I know is capable of winning an event of this caliber. A major champ, in addition to a FedEx Cup playoff and WGCevent winner, Bradley is coming off a strong performance at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, gaining 6.6 strokes ball-striking. Now he returns to a track where he has experienced a fair amount of success at, including a fifth-place finish last year. I would be far from surprised to see Bradley raise the trophy come Sunday afternoon at a venue that has been kind to him over the last decade.

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TPC Sawgrass: Stadium

Players championship picks 2023: players we’re fading.

Caddie: Sam Burns (66-1, BetMGM) — Ranking 193rd in SG/approach with these small greens and some wind is the recipe for disaster here. Something looks off with Burns … I would take a wait-and-see approach.

Mayo: Patrick Cantlay (16-1, DraftKings) — I just can’t stomach these odds. It’s not about him missing his past three cuts at Sawgrass, it’s that Cantlay’s priced closer to the top 3 (Rory, Scheffler and Rahm) than the group behind (Thomas, Homa, Morikawa, Schauffele, Finau). That’s simply not right.

Gdula: Viktor Hovland (27-1, FanDuel) — Hovland wouldn’t be priced here if not for the T-10 last week. I know he led The Players in SG/tee to green last year, however, he consistently loses strokes around the green (including last year at this event), and his wins are historically at events when the winning score is closer to 20-under than 10-under. It’s more to do with believing that there are better plays at better numbers than not believing in Hovland, but I just don’t like the number enough.

Gehman: Hideki Matsuyama (85-1, FanDuel) — This isn’t a favorite, but allow me to present reasons for fading Hideki in matchups and DFS. The driver is a huge problem right now for the 2021 Masters champ, who lost 2.6 strokes off-the-tee last week at Bay Hill. That’s his worst driving week since the 2021 Valero Texas Open, per the RickRunGood.com golf database. He’s lost strokes off-the-tee in 12 of his past 16 measured events, and the rest of his game hasn’t been good enough to make up for those woes.

Hennessey, Golf Digest: Justin Thomas (20-1, DraftKings) — It’s scary to fade JT at TPC Sawgrass, but he leaves me no choice. He has been pedestrian with his approach play, ranking 74th in this field over his past 36 rounds, per RickRunGood.com. That’s not peak JT. We’ve seen flashes, like in Phoenix, which prompted me to bet him at Riv … then he disappointed. You can make a case for so many of these top guys, but for me JT ain’t it.

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Powers, Golf Digest: Collin Morikawa (22-1, DraftKings) — Morikawa has been boom-or-bust this year, with three top-sixes and two missed cuts in five events. Coming off a MC at Bay Hill, it’s risky to fade a potential boom week, but Morikawa has somewhat shockingly gone backwards with his irons over the last few weeks. Also, he struggles on Bermuda greens, and he’s already a shaky putter.

Lack: Jon Rahm (+900, BetRivers) — This is a pure heat-check fade for me. After firing a flawless 65 on Thursday last week, Jon Rahm looked absolutely gassed over the weekend. With wins in five of his past 10 starts, fading the World No. 1 is always a scary proposition, but something appears to be shaky right now with his biggest weapon, his driver. TPC Sawgrass is the wrong golf course to enter with off-the-tee concerns, and it has notoriously been more of a challenge for faders of the golf ball. This is simply too steep of a price to pay right now for a player with question marks surrounding the strongest aspect of his game.

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Players Championship picks 2023: Matchups

Caddie: Taylor Montgomery (-110) over Brian Harman (DraftKings) — The rookie has cooled off since the hot start to his season, but there’s reason to like him over Harman. The former Georgia Bulldog ranks worse than 130th in SG/approach and SG/short game, which is not a good formula. Montgomery being a top-five putter here can mitigate some of the struggles elsewhere.

Mayo: Jon Rahm (+105) over Rory McIlroy (DraftKings) — The guy who wins every other event is available at plus-money against one other player. It doesn’t matter if that other player is Rory. Seems like a good deal for a coin flip at worst.

Gdula: Justin Rose (-136) over Harris English (FanDuel) — English has putted his way to two top-12s in his past three starts but has been very mediocre tee-to-green lately. Rose is coming off two MCs yet holds a big edge in ball-striking over English.

Gehman: Jason Day (-125) over Tom Kim (DraftKings) — Over the past 36 rounds, there are only four golfers in this field who have gained two-plus strokes per round. They are Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Scottie Scheffler and … Jason Day. He’s been electric with the putter and pristine with his ball-striking. Now he goes back to TPC Sawgrass, where he won in 2016 and has three more top-10 finishes.

Hennessey, Golf Digest: Davis Riley (-110) over Aaron Wise (PointsBet) — These are two players trending in the opposite directions. Look at the longer-term data, and Aaron Wise will outperform Davis Riley in most metrics—but Riley’s coming off an eighth-place finish in a stacked field at Bay Hill, whereas Wise missed the cut badly, losing more than five strokes on approach in his two rounds. The data guys might not like this one, but I’m riding the hot hand on a Southern boy who should like this Bermuda-filled course more than a kid from Cali.

Powers, Golf Digest: Xander Schauffele (+105) over Max Homa (DraftKings) — Well aware of how good Homa has been this season, and even more aware of Schauffele’s disastrous weekend at Bay Hill. However, I think Schauffele bounces back and contends here and getting him at plus money over anybody is extremely attractive.

Lack: Rory McIlroy (-120) over Jon Rahm (DraftKings) — I’m going right back to well with the same matchup for the second week in a row. Quite simply, I trust Rory McIlroy’s ability to drive the ball in play here more than Rahm’s right now, and while Rahm has shown flashes at TPC Sawgrass, his course history pales in comparison to the 2019 champion. I’ll take my chances with McIlroy for one more week, as this will be a fun showdown between the world’s two best players.

Matchup Results from the Arnold Palmer Invitational: Hennessey and Lack: 1 for 1 (McIlroy (+110) over Rahm; Gehman: 1 for 1 (Theegala +100 over Lowry); Powers: 1 for 1 (Bradley (-120) over Conners); Caddie, Mayo, Gdula: 0 for 1.

Matchup Results from this season (Wins-Losses-Pushes): Hennessey: 12-6-0 (up 5.2 units); Gehman: 11-5-2 (up 4.92 units); Powers: 10-8-0 (up 1.46 units); Lack: 5-4-0 (up 0.80 units); Mayo: 8-9-0 (down 1.51 units); Caddie: 8-10-0 (down 2.16 units); Gdula: 5-12-1 (down 7.42 units)

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Players Championship picks 2023: Top 10s

Caddie: Tyrrell Hatton (+360, DraftKings) — The Englishman has two top-sixes in his past three starts and hasn’t missed a cut on the PGA Tour since early June. And if the conditions get tough, Hatton’s piercing ball flight can hang.

Mayo: Ben Griffin (+1600, DraftKings) — Griffin has become a short-course superstar. In his past five starts on courses under 7,200 yards, like TPC Sawgrass, he’s found the weekend four times with results of T-4, T-3, T-12 and T-21 along with a missed cut at Pebble Beach. Yes, it’s worrisome he’s never played in The Players previously, but that’s baked into this price.

Gdula: Tom Kim (+470, FanDuel) — Whenever I like Morikawa, I like Tom Kim because of the overlap in their games in terms of accuracy off the tee and iron play. Kim isn’t as good of an overall driver, but I’m also not asking for a win—just a top-10.

Gehman: Rickie Fowler (+550) — Fowler’s comeback tour continues to impress! Fowler faded to a T-31 last week but can still boast three top 25s in his past five starts, which also happen to be the biggest events this calendar year. He’s gained strokes on approach in seven of his past eight events, and the putter is heating up again. The 2015 Players champion is playing his best golf in the past three years and will look to continue it again this week.

Hennessey, Golf Digest: Chris Kirk (+650, PointsBet) — Kirk’s great at positional golf—like we saw in his win at the Honda, which we’ve seen at the Sony Open at Waialae, and him contending in the past at places like TPC Sawgrass and Harbour Town. We always dial up Kirk here, and now he’s back to peak Kirk.

Powers, Golf Digest: Davis Riley (+1200, DraftKings) — Riley was completely lost between September and mid-February but has now seemingly been found on the Florida Swing. He backed up a top 30 at Honda with a T-8 at Bay Hill that featured a six-under 66 on Sunday, matching Webb Simpson for the low round of the day. This is his first Players, but that can actually work in your favor at a course like TPC Sawgrass. The less he knows, the better.

Lack: Will Zalatoris (+320, DraftKings) — I certainly believe that he’s capable of winning here, but I’ll shift my attention to the top-10 market for Zalatoris. He’s coming off a ho-hum 53rd at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, but he gained 4.7 strokes off the tee, which is incredibly encouraging as he now heads to a venue where off-the-tee performance is crucial. I think there is tremendous value in all markets on Zalatoris, and I expect him to be firmly in the mix.

Top-10 results from the Arnold Palmer Invitational: Hennessey: 1 for 1 (Keegan Bradley (+650); C addie, Lack: 1 for 1 (Cameron Young (+360); Gehman: 1 for 1 (Jason Day (+335); Mayo, Gdula, Powers: 0 for 1.

Top-10 results from this season: Gdula: 7 for 18 (up 16.6 units); Gehman: 6 for 18 (up 12.9 units); Mayo: 6 for 17 (up 11.1 units); Hennessey: 5 for 18 (up 9.35 units); Lack: 4 for 9 (up 6.5 units); Powers: 2 for 18 (down 9.9 units); Caddie: 3 for 18 (down 5.35 units)

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The Players Championship 2023: One and Done

Gehman: Jon Rahm — This is the biggest purse of the year, so we’re going with the biggest dog. I don’t need to describe how good Rahm is, so let me attack this from a strategic angle. Rahm has already been used by about 30 percent of users in most pools, compared to only 18 percent for Scottie Scheffler. There are only four golfers who have been used more frequently than Rahm to this point in the season. This is your chance to get the best player, at somewhat low ownership, in the biggest event of the season.

Previous weeks: Fortinet Championship: Emiliano Grillo. Sanderson Farms Championship: Sam Burns. Shriners: Taylor Montgomery. Zozo: Sungjae Im. CJ Cup: Matt Fitzpatrick. Bermuda: Denny McCarthy. Mayakoba: Viktor Hovland. Houston Open: Aaron Wise. RSM Classic: Brian Harman. Sentry TOC: Cameron Young. Sony Open: Hideki Matsuyama. American Express: Brian Harman. Farmers: Jason Day. AT&T Pebble Beach: Maverick McNealy. WMPO: Scottie Scheffler. Genesis: Justin Thomas. Honda: Sungjae Im. API: Rory McIlroy.

Hennessey: Rory McIlroy — I could save him for The Open, but this is a bigger payday—and I saw enough last week to where I’m confident that he’ll be lurking again come Sunday.

Previous weeks: Fortinet Championship: Cam Davis. Sanderson Farms Championship: Denny McCarthy. Shriners: Emiliano Grillo. Zozo: Hideki Matsuyama. CJ Cup: Sungjae Im. Bermuda: Mark Hubbard. Mayakoba: Viktor Hovland. Houston Open: Jason Day. RSM Classic: Brendon Todd. Sentry TOC: Patrick Cantlay. Sony Open: Matt Kuchar. American Express: Brian Harman. Farmers: Will Zalatoris. AT&T Pebble Beach: Seamus Power. WMPO: Collin Morikawa. Genesis: Justin Thomas. Honda: Chris Kirk. API: Keith Mitchell.

Powers: Patrick Cantlay — Coming off consecutive top-five finishes, Cantlay appears to be building toward a ninth PGA Tour win.

Previous weeks: Fortinet Championship: Sahith Theegala. Sanderson Farms Championship: J.T. Poston. Shriners: Sungjae Im. Zozo: Hideki Matsuyama. CJ Cup: Tyrrell Hatton. Bermuda: Russell Knox. Mayakoba: Thomas Detry. Houston Open: Sepp Straka. RSM Classic: Davis Riley. Sentry TOC: Xander Schauffele. Sony Open: Gary Woodland. American Express: Cameron Young. Farmers: Taylor Montgomery. AT&T Pebble Beach: Maverick McNealy. WMPO: Sungjae Im. Genesis: Collin Morikawa. Honda: Chris Kirk. API: Will Zalatoris.

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About our experts

Pat Mayo is an award-winning video host and producer of long and short-form content, and the host of The Pat Mayo Experience daily talk show. Mayo helped create the golf stats and research website Fantasy National along with the Race for the Mayo Cup One and Done contest. Mayo won the 2022 Fantasy Sports Writing Association Daily Fantasy Writer of the Year and is a finalist for three FSWA Awards in 2023 (Best Podcast, Daily Fantasy Writer of the Year, Golf Writer of the Year). His 27 FSWA nominations lead all writers this decade and are second-most all-time. Follow him on Twitter: @ThePME .

Brandon Gdula , managing editor and analyst for NumberFire, a FanDuel daily-fantasy analysis company, recently won the 2018 FSWA Golf Writer of the Year. Gdula also co-hosts the DFS Heat Check podcast. Follow him on Twitter: @gdula13 .

Rick Gehman is the founder of RickRunGood.com and the RickRunGood YouTube Channel, is one of the industry’s leading experts on golf DFS and gambling. Gehman is co-host of the First Cut Podcast and appears regularly on the Pat Mayo Experience golf podcasts. Follow him on Twitter: @RickRunGood .

Andy Lack is a PGA Tour writer and podcaster from New York City who now resides in Los Angeles. He hosts Inside Golf, a twice weekly podcast focused on the PGA Tour, betting, daily fantasy, golf course architecture, and interviews, as part of the BlueWire podcast network. As well as contributing to Golf Digest, Andy is also a data analyst and writer for RickRunGood.com, where he covers PGA Tour betting and daily fantasy. He came to Golf Digest’s betting panel after previously writing for Golf.com, the Score and GolfWRX. In his free time, Andy can likely be found on a golf course. Follow him on Twitter: @adplacksports

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2023 IPA Tour Information

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Favorites points classification Giro d'Italia 2024 | Battle for purple jersey promises to be spectacular!

T he battle we might be at risk of losing in the general classification is typically more than compensated for by the battle for the purple jersey in the Giro d'Italia. The points classification in the Tour of Italy is wide open, boasting an exceptionally strong field of sprinters at the start, as well as the possibility of some formidable punchers (or a classification rider) still contending. IDLProCycling.com was tasked with the challenging assignment of listing the top ten favorites for this classification.

Look also/nearly at IDLProCycling.com: - Preview of the Giro d'Italia

- Favorites for the general classification (pink jersey)

- Favorites for the mountain classification (blue jersey)

- Favorites for the young rider classification (white jersey)

- Betting pool tips for the Giro d'Italia

Recent winners of the points classification in the Giro d'Italia

2023 - Jonathan Milan

2022 - Arnaud Démare

2021 - Peter Sagan

2020 - Arnaud Démare

2019 - Pascal Ackermann

2018 - Elia Viviani

2017 - Fernando Gaviria

2016 - Giacomo Nizzolo

2015 - Giacomo Nizzolo

2014 - Nacer Bouhanni

Points scoring system for points classification Giro d'Italia 2024

Like in previous years, the organization of the Giro d'Italia has once again allocated points strategically. Where are the most points to be garnered and where are they less abundant? Naturally, the intermediate sprints also play a crucial role in this three-week stage race. It is in these sprints—especially in the more challenging stages—that other riders can seize points, supplementing those of the traditional bunch sprinters.

Flat stages - one star or two stars (stages 3, 4, 11, 13, 18 and 21) Finish: 50, 35, 25, 18, 14, 12, 10, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 point

Hill stages - three stars (stages 1, 2, 5, 6, 9, 10 and 12) Finish: 25, 18, 12, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 point

Mountain stages - four or five stars (stages 8, 15, 16, 17 and 20) Finish: 15, 12, 9, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 point

Time trials (stages 7 and 14) Finish: 15, 12, 9, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 point

Intermediate sprints (all stages except time trials)

First of the day: 12, 8, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 point

Favorites points classification Giro d'Italia 2024

To compile this list, (former) editors of IDLProCycling.com were polled for their top ten picks in response to the question, "Who is most likely to win the points classification at the Giro d'Italia?" Each top ten selection was assigned points according to the following ranking: 12 points for the first choice, 10 for the second, and so forth, with 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, and 1 point respectively. The total points received by each rider were then converted into a percentage of the maximum possible points. This percentage is provided alongside each respective rider, offering a clearer insight into the odds according to IDLProCycling.com!

Phil Bauhaus/Caleb Ewan - BahrainVictorious/Jayco-AlUla: 16/120 points (13.3%)

As with the pink jersey, we begin the list with a tie. Caleb Ewan has amassed 16 out of the 120 points available, which is not unexpected. The Australian cyclist now rides for Team Jayco-AlUla, and their performance has been somewhat lackluster thus far. Ewan has only claimed a stage victory in the Tour of Oman, along with a criterium win in Australia. However, Ewan remains a formidable presence, particularly in major tours, boasting five stage wins in the Giro, five in the Tour de France, and one in the Vuelta. Don't be surprised if he manages to rally just in time to contend for both stage victories and the points classification.

Phil Bauhaus may not have the same pedigree as a top sprinter in stage races, but the German cyclist from Bahrain Victorious has been steadily improving in recent years. Last year, he surprised everyone with a stage win at the Tour Down Under, and he repeated this feat earlier this season at Tirreno-Adriatico. While he may not be the first name that comes to mind for the purple jersey, the Giro has a history of surprising outsiders.

Andrea Vendrame - Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale: 17/120 points (14.2%)

A regular presence at the Giro and thus a consistent figure on this list, Andrea Vendrame may not be a multiple stage winner, but the Italian cyclist from Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale possesses characteristics akin to Michael Matthews. Vendrame excels at navigating mountainous terrain among the sprinters. On a good day, he can contend for top positions in a mountain stage.

This is precisely why Vendrame emerges as an intriguing contender in this Giro, especially considering the numerous stages where the fastest sprinters may not be vying for stage victories. Vendrame has the potential to amass significant points, particularly given the strong performances by Decathlon AG2R La Mondiale this season, already boasting eleven team wins. Vendrame could easily contribute to that tally with another victory.

Fabio Jakobsen - Team dsm-firmenich PostNL: 24/120 points (20.0%)

Fabio Jakobsen isn't ranked too high, as the Dutch rider from DSM-Firmenich PostNL will require impeccable sprint preparation to secure victory. Additionally, Jakobsen will need to assert himself as a dominant force in the flat sprints to compensate for his absence in the challenging finishes and intermediate sprints on mountain stages.

Therefore, the odds may not be very favorable, but at DSM-Firmenich PostNL, they're hitting top form just at the right moment. Jakobsen clinched a stage win in the Tour of Turkey, and lead-out rider Tobias Lund Andresen secured three (!) wins. If the team gains momentum and Jakobsen finds his rhythm, he possesses the potential to win three or four flat sprints. In that case, the battle for the purple jersey could suddenly become interesting.

Kaden Groves - Alpecin-Deceuninck: 46/120 points (38.3%)

Winner of the points classification in the Vuelta a España, Kaden Groves absolutely must not be overlooked on this list. The 25-year-old Australian from Alpecin-Deceuninck, however, did not have an ideal preparation for the Giro. Since the Scheldeprijs, he hasn't participated in any races due to a knee injury, an irritation that the team assures he should be completely free of before the Giro.

Can one be in top form for the Giro with such a preparation? Perhaps. At Alpecin-Deceuninck, they once again proved in the spring that they could acclimate Mathieu van der Poel and Jasper Philipsen to racing without race rhythm. If Groves has the legs, he is a rider capable of navigating mountainous terrain and thus contending for stage victories in both flat sprints and challenging finishes. That points jersey in the Vuelta came for a reason.

Biniam Girmay - Intermarché-Wanty: 52/120 points (43.3%)

Biniam Girmay climbs like Vendrame but sprints much better. The Eritrean cyclist from Intermarché-Wanty essentially has all the tools to win the purple jersey. So why is he only in the sub-top of this list? Well, Girmay often struggles with positioning, which means he isn't always sprinting alongside the front runners. This positioning is crucial for contending for the points classification.

But who's to say Girmay can't make a significant leap in this Giro? When he won a stage at the Giro in 2022, he was consistently sprinting among the top five in every flat stage. However, the competition is fierce, and Girmay needs to be at his absolute best to vie for the purple jersey. To achieve that, he will also need to improve his positioning in challenging stages at times, but if he can do that, he could go a long way.

Tadej Pogacar - UAE-Team Emirates: 53/120 points (44.2%)

It's almost comical to see the big favorite for the overall victory in the Giro listed for the points classification. Yet, Tadej Pogacar belongs here because, on paper, the Slovenian could potentially win as many as ten stages. Not mass sprints, of course, as there are only five of those. However, when you consider all the punchy stages with tricky finishes and mountain stages, Pogacar could amass plenty of points for the purple jersey as if he were a glutton.

The big question, of course, is whether he will be that dominant. Potentially, yes, but if Pogacar is focused on the general classification, he will likely also have his sights set on the Tour de France in the summer. UAE-Team Emirates won't necessarily be targeting stage wins in every Giro stage either, will they? We say this with some hesitation, because if Pogacar sets his mind to it, he could potentially win both the pink and purple jerseys.

Laurence Pithie - Groupama-FDJ: 60/120 points (50.0%)

One of the sensations of the spring is making its way to the Giro, and we can hardly wait! Laurence Pithie is another typical rider for the points classification. However, on his debut in a major tour, can he sustain his performance for three weeks straight? We wouldn't be surprised, but we also understand if he chooses his days selectively at Groupama-FDJ.

Primarily, Pithie excels in the sprints. At the Tour Down Under, he effortlessly kept pace with some of the world's fastest riders. Moreover, he is an adept climber and can endure challenging finishes with ease. Facing competitors like Girmay, Vendrame, and others, we are incredibly curious to see how far Pithie can go.

Tim Merlier - Soudal-Quick Step: 62/120 points (52.5%)

The most successful sprinter of the first four months, but Tim Merlier isn't at the top of this list. The Belgian rider from Soudal-Quick Step clinched two stages in Oman, three stages in the UAE Tour, claimed victory in Nokere Koerse, and also triumphed in the Scheldeprijs. It's an impressive track record that no other sprinter will match in 2024.

With a strong sprint train, Merlier is undoubtedly the favorite for the flat sprints on paper. But can he deliver? The competition is fierce, and Merlier typically only sprints for the win. If he finds himself boxed in, he sometimes backs off, which isn't conducive to accumulating points in the classification. However, with Soudal-Quick Step lacking a clear leader for the general classification, Merlier has all the freedom he needs to pursue the purple jersey as a primary objective.

Olav Kooij - Visma | Lease a Bike: 92/120 points (76.7%)

With Wout van Aert absent, all eyes in the Giro are on Olav Kooij. The Dutch rider from Visma | Lease a Bike may not have accumulated as many victories as Merlier in 2024, but he secured victories in Almeria, once in the UAE Tour, and twice in Paris-Nice. His speed and form are evident, and Kooij has demonstrated his ability to handle hills and mountains.

The big question is: Can Kooij assert dominance? And what will his sprint train look like? Visma | Lease a Bike is fielding a team comprised mostly of free riders, with Wout van Aert no longer serving as a luxury lead-out. Additionally, Tim and Mick van Dijke, who frequently supported Kooij in recent years, are absent. Christophe Laporte serves as a luxurious replacement, and Kooij will have to make do with the support provided.

Jonathan Milan - Lidl-Trek: 110/120 points (91.7%)

The winner of 2023, and there are really few reasons why he couldn't do it again in 2024. Jonathan Milan switched from Bahrain Victorious to Lidl-Trek last winter, and he has not diminished since. He won a stage in the Tour of Valencia and even two in the Tirreno-Adriatico. In both races, he also secured the points classification.

Milan is multi-talented. He can climb well, his sprint has only improved at Lidl-Trek, and he has a decent train to support him. With Simone Consonni, Edward Theuns, and Jasper Stuyven, he has quite a lineup! Besides, Italians always ride just a bit harder in front of their own crowd. Two in a row for Johnny? We can see it happening!

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The journey from Moscow to Elektrostal by train is 32.44 mi and takes 2 hr 7 min. There are 71 connections per day, with the first departure at 12:15 AM and the last at 11:46 PM. It is possible to travel from Moscow to Elektrostal by train for as little as or as much as . The best price for this journey is .

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The journey between Moscow and Elektrostal by train is approximately 32.44 mi. It will take you more or less 2 hr 7 min to complete this journey. This average figure does not take into account any delays that might arise on your route in exceptional circumstances. If you are planning to make a connection or operating on a tight schedule, give yourself plenty of time. The distance between Moscow and Elektrostal is around 32.44 mi. Depending on the exact route and provider you travel with, your journey time can vary. On average, this journey will take approximately 2 hr 7 min. However, the fastest routes between Moscow and Elektrostal take 1 hr 3 min. If a fast journey is a priority for you when traveling, look out for express services that may get you there faster. Some flexibility may be necessary when booking. Often, these services only leave at particular times of day - or even on certain days of the week. You may also find a faster journey by taking an indirect route and connecting in another station along the way.

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Elektrostal is a vibrant city located in the Moscow Oblast region of Russia. With a rich history, stunning architecture, and a thriving community, Elektrostal is a city that has much to offer. Whether you are a history buff, nature enthusiast, or simply curious about different cultures, Elektrostal is sure to captivate you.

This article will provide you with 40 fascinating facts about Elektrostal, giving you a better understanding of why this city is worth exploring. From its origins as an industrial hub to its modern-day charm, we will delve into the various aspects that make Elektrostal a unique and must-visit destination.

So, join us as we uncover the hidden treasures of Elektrostal and discover what makes this city a true gem in the heart of Russia.

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• Elektrostal, known as the “Motor City of Russia,” is a vibrant and growing city with a rich industrial history, offering diverse cultural experiences and a strong commitment to environmental sustainability.
• With its convenient location near Moscow, Elektrostal provides a picturesque landscape, vibrant nightlife, and a range of recreational activities, making it an ideal destination for residents and visitors alike.

Known as the “Motor City of Russia.”

Elektrostal, a city located in the Moscow Oblast region of Russia, earned the nickname “Motor City” due to its significant involvement in the automotive industry.

Home to the Elektrostal Metallurgical Plant.

Elektrostal is renowned for its metallurgical plant, which has been producing high-quality steel and alloys since its establishment in 1916.

Boasts a rich industrial heritage.

Elektrostal has a long history of industrial development, contributing to the growth and progress of the region.

Founded in 1916.

The city of Elektrostal was founded in 1916 as a result of the construction of the Elektrostal Metallurgical Plant.

Located approximately 50 kilometers east of Moscow.

Elektrostal is situated in close proximity to the Russian capital, making it easily accessible for both residents and visitors.

Known for its vibrant cultural scene.

Elektrostal is home to several cultural institutions, including museums, theaters, and art galleries that showcase the city’s rich artistic heritage.

A popular destination for nature lovers.

Surrounded by picturesque landscapes and forests, Elektrostal offers ample opportunities for outdoor activities such as hiking, camping, and birdwatching.

Hosts the annual Elektrostal City Day celebrations.

Every year, Elektrostal organizes festive events and activities to celebrate its founding, bringing together residents and visitors in a spirit of unity and joy.

Has a population of approximately 160,000 people.

Elektrostal is home to a diverse and vibrant community of around 160,000 residents, contributing to its dynamic atmosphere.

Boasts excellent education facilities.

The city is known for its well-established educational institutions, providing quality education to students of all ages.

A center for scientific research and innovation.

Elektrostal serves as an important hub for scientific research, particularly in the fields of metallurgy, materials science, and engineering.

Surrounded by picturesque lakes.

The city is blessed with numerous beautiful lakes, offering scenic views and recreational opportunities for locals and visitors alike.

Well-connected transportation system.

Elektrostal benefits from an efficient transportation network, including highways, railways, and public transportation options, ensuring convenient travel within and beyond the city.

Famous for its traditional Russian cuisine.

Food enthusiasts can indulge in authentic Russian dishes at numerous restaurants and cafes scattered throughout Elektrostal.

Home to notable architectural landmarks.

Elektrostal boasts impressive architecture, including the Church of the Transfiguration of the Lord and the Elektrostal Palace of Culture.

Offers a wide range of recreational facilities.

Residents and visitors can enjoy various recreational activities, such as sports complexes, swimming pools, and fitness centers, enhancing the overall quality of life.

Provides a high standard of healthcare.

Elektrostal is equipped with modern medical facilities, ensuring residents have access to quality healthcare services.

Home to the Elektrostal History Museum.

The Elektrostal History Museum showcases the city’s fascinating past through exhibitions and displays.

A hub for sports enthusiasts.

Elektrostal is passionate about sports, with numerous stadiums, arenas, and sports clubs offering opportunities for athletes and spectators.

Celebrates diverse cultural festivals.

Throughout the year, Elektrostal hosts a variety of cultural festivals, celebrating different ethnicities, traditions, and art forms.

Electric power played a significant role in its early development.

Elektrostal owes its name and initial growth to the establishment of electric power stations and the utilization of electricity in the industrial sector.

Boasts a thriving economy.

The city’s strong industrial base, coupled with its strategic location near Moscow, has contributed to Elektrostal’s prosperous economic status.

Houses the Elektrostal Drama Theater.

The Elektrostal Drama Theater is a cultural centerpiece, attracting theater enthusiasts from far and wide.

Popular destination for winter sports.

Elektrostal’s proximity to ski resorts and winter sport facilities makes it a favorite destination for skiing, snowboarding, and other winter activities.

Promotes environmental sustainability.

Elektrostal prioritizes environmental protection and sustainability, implementing initiatives to reduce pollution and preserve natural resources.

Home to renowned educational institutions.

Elektrostal is known for its prestigious schools and universities, offering a wide range of academic programs to students.

Committed to cultural preservation.

The city values its cultural heritage and takes active steps to preserve and promote traditional customs, crafts, and arts.

Hosts an annual International Film Festival.

The Elektrostal International Film Festival attracts filmmakers and cinema enthusiasts from around the world, showcasing a diverse range of films.

Encourages entrepreneurship and innovation.

Elektrostal supports aspiring entrepreneurs and fosters a culture of innovation, providing opportunities for startups and business development.

Offers a range of housing options.

Elektrostal provides diverse housing options, including apartments, houses, and residential complexes, catering to different lifestyles and budgets.

Home to notable sports teams.

Elektrostal is proud of its sports legacy, with several successful sports teams competing at regional and national levels.

Boasts a vibrant nightlife scene.

Residents and visitors can enjoy a lively nightlife in Elektrostal, with numerous bars, clubs, and entertainment venues.

Promotes cultural exchange and international relations.

Elektrostal actively engages in international partnerships, cultural exchanges, and diplomatic collaborations to foster global connections.

Surrounded by beautiful nature reserves.

Nearby nature reserves, such as the Barybino Forest and Luchinskoye Lake, offer opportunities for nature enthusiasts to explore and appreciate the region’s biodiversity.

Commemorates historical events.

The city pays tribute to significant historical events through memorials, monuments, and exhibitions, ensuring the preservation of collective memory.

Promotes sports and youth development.

Elektrostal invests in sports infrastructure and programs to encourage youth participation, health, and physical fitness.

Hosts annual cultural and artistic festivals.

Throughout the year, Elektrostal celebrates its cultural diversity through festivals dedicated to music, dance, art, and theater.

Provides a picturesque landscape for photography enthusiasts.

The city’s scenic beauty, architectural landmarks, and natural surroundings make it a paradise for photographers.

Connects to Moscow via a direct train line.

The convenient train connection between Elektrostal and Moscow makes commuting between the two cities effortless.

A city with a bright future.

Elektrostal continues to grow and develop, aiming to become a model city in terms of infrastructure, sustainability, and quality of life for its residents.

In conclusion, Elektrostal is a fascinating city with a rich history and a vibrant present. From its origins as a center of steel production to its modern-day status as a hub for education and industry, Elektrostal has plenty to offer both residents and visitors. With its beautiful parks, cultural attractions, and proximity to Moscow, there is no shortage of things to see and do in this dynamic city. Whether you’re interested in exploring its historical landmarks, enjoying outdoor activities, or immersing yourself in the local culture, Elektrostal has something for everyone. So, next time you find yourself in the Moscow region, don’t miss the opportunity to discover the hidden gems of Elektrostal.

Q: What is the population of Elektrostal?

A: As of the latest data, the population of Elektrostal is approximately XXXX.

Q: How far is Elektrostal from Moscow?

A: Elektrostal is located approximately XX kilometers away from Moscow.

Q: Are there any famous landmarks in Elektrostal?

A: Yes, Elektrostal is home to several notable landmarks, including XXXX and XXXX.

Q: What industries are prominent in Elektrostal?

A: Elektrostal is known for its steel production industry and is also a center for engineering and manufacturing.

Q: Are there any universities or educational institutions in Elektrostal?

A: Yes, Elektrostal is home to XXXX University and several other educational institutions.

Q: What are some popular outdoor activities in Elektrostal?

A: Elektrostal offers several outdoor activities, such as hiking, cycling, and picnicking in its beautiful parks.

Q: Is Elektrostal well-connected in terms of transportation?

A: Yes, Elektrostal has good transportation links, including trains and buses, making it easily accessible from nearby cities.

Q: Are there any annual events or festivals in Elektrostal?

A: Yes, Elektrostal hosts various events and festivals throughout the year, including XXXX and XXXX.

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2024 CJ Cup Byron Nelson odds, field: Surprising PGA picks, predictions from model that's nailed 11 majors

Sportsline's proven model simulated the cj cup byron nelson 2024 10,000 times and revealed its pga golf picks.

The PGA Championship is just a few weeks away, so many of the big names in golf are sitting out of the 2024 CJ Cup Byron Nelson, which begins Thursday at 7:45 a.m. ET. However, with golfers like Jordan Spieth and Jason Day in the 2024 CJ Cup Byron Nelson field, there are still plenty of reasons to be excited about the TPC Craig Ranch-hosted event. Spieth is the 12-1 favorite in the 2024 CJ Cup Byron Nelson odds, followed by Day (18-1), who is the defending champion. Si Woo Kim is third on the odds board at 22-1, while Sungjae Im, Alex Noren and Adam Scott are each in the next tier of 2024 CJ Cup Byron Nelson contenders at 25-1.

Spieth has finished second and ninth in his two professional starts at TPC Craig Ranch, so is he a golfer that you should target with your 2024 CJ Cup Byron Nelson bets? Before making any 2024 CJ Cup Byron Nelson picks, be sure to see the golf predictions and projected leaderboard from the proven computer model at SportsLine .

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In addition, McClure's best bets included Nick Taylor (70-1) winning the 2023 RBC Canadian Open, Jason Day (17-1) winning outright at the 2023 AT&T Byron Nelson, and Rickie Fowler (14-1) finishing on top of the leaderboard at the 2023 Rocket Mortgage Classic.

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One major surprise the model is calling for at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson 2024: Day, the defending champion and one of the top favorites, stumbles and barely cracks the top five. Day got off to a hot start this season when he posted three top-10 finishes in his first five tournaments, but he has struggled since then. He has finished outside the top 15 in his last five events, including a missed cut at the Texas Children's Houston Open at the end of March. 

Day ranks 183rd on the PGA Tour in approach shots from more than 200 yards, which will be a shot that he has to take throughout this tournament. He is also ranked 133rd in green in regulation percentage (63.62%) and 152nd in strokes gained: approach to green (-0.380). Day is not in strong form right now, so the model is looking elsewhere with its pick to win this tournament. 

Another surprise: Maverick McNealy, a 50-1 longshot, makes a strong run at the title. He has a much better chance to win it all than his odds imply, so he's a target for anyone looking for a huge payday. The former No. 1 ranked golfer in the World Amateur Golf Ranking is still seeking his first win on the PGA Tour.

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