This website is to help the user identify PGA Tour golfers with the best potential for winning golf tournaments.  The best potential can often be indicated by players’ recent finishes and his finishes in previous years at the event being played.

Spreadsheet data has indicators of “hot” players and “horses for courses” players. Picks is the combination of the 2 spreadsheet indicators.

Some explanations: 

• The links on the left of the page provide raw data on a spreadsheet of each player in the event and how he finished in the previous weeks and his finishes at the event over the past 5 years.
   

• Both sets of data within the spreadsheet help choose golfers who are either playing well going into an event or played well at the event in prior years. Consider these as either “hot” or “horses for courses” so to speak. If a player is both “hot” and plays the course well, it’s a good indication he’ll have a decent finish, with a chance to win.
   

• The “picks” link is a page where a few players are identified as having decent potential based on the spreadsheet data.
   

• The best way to use the spreadsheet is to start right between the most recent finish for the player and where the player finished in the event last year.  If those two numbers are pretty low, then there’s a good chance the player will do well. Obviously, the more lower numbers next to a player, the more likely he is to finish well at the event.
   

• Good luck in your picks. No matter how much research might be out there, there are about 150 guys teeing it up every week with a chance to win.  This site is just trying to show the ones who may have the best chance.

We look forward to any comments, feedback or suggestions to help improve this website. 
Please email us at stats@fantasygolfstats.com

2019 Stats and Picks

2018 Stats and Picks

2017 Stats and Picks

2016 Stats and Picks

2015 Stats and Picks

2014 Stats and Picks

2013 Stats and Picks

2012 Stats and Picks

2011 Stats and Picks

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