Brooks Koepka • G • GOLF

Recent Form Spotlight: Brooks Koepka ($11,800)

The most expensive golfer on the slate this week is Koepka. He’s played well here in his three starts, making each cut and finishing in the Top 20 twice. Not enough can be said about how well he’s playing this year. Since missing the cut at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, he’s made a half dozen cuts in a row. During that stretch, he’s finished in the top five on four occasions. Three of those occasions happened to be in majors where he won the PGA Championship and had two runner-up finishes. He is averaging over 70% of greens in regulation hit over his past five starts. There aren’t many golfers who could sustain that type of ball-striking over the course of an event, let alone two months.

Paul Casey • G • GOLF

Recent Form Spotlight: Paul Casey ($9,500)

Casey had a great ball-striking week at Pebble Beach. He was 15th and 16th in strokes gained off the tee and approach, respectively, at last week’s U.S. Open but couldn’t get anything going on the greens. He wound up in 21st place. Casey’s been a popular option on DraftKings for most of 2019 and this week will be no exception. So far this year, he’s made 13 starts worldwide, finishing in the Top 5 on five occasions.

Tommy Fleetwood • G • GOLF

Recent Form Spotlight: Tommy Fleetwood ($9,300)

Fleetwood has hit a lull over the past couple of times we saw him. He took about a month off after the PGA Championship and came back for last week’s U.S. Open and made the cut, but finished outside the Top 60. We quite a bit with golfers that take an extended layoff between starts where a guy bounces back in his second start back. His approach game didn’t go anywhere, as he gained more strokes in that category than he had in any start since March. If the short game comes back, he could be an excellent option at a palatable price.