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Camilo Villegas Headshot
Playing out of the third-to-last threesome, first-round co-leader and World No. 866 Camilo Villegas tacked on a 4-under-par 31-35=66 in the final round of The RSM Classic to conclude on 16-under 266, down one spot to T6, three back of a two-man playoff involving past champ Kevin Kisner (63) and past champ and eventual winner Robert Streb (68).
The 38-year-old, playing this season on a Major Medical Extension, drops to 2-for-12 as an 18-hole leader/co-leader. He does hang on for his second top 25 of the season in six starts (T23, Sanderson Farms), and records his 39th career top-10 finish in 330 events, first since T10 at the 2017 Valero Texas Open 33 starts ago. This was the Colombian's seventh RSM, third top 25 and second top 10, joining a P2 two tries ago in 2017. For the week, he carded rounds of 64-66-70-66, and tallied one eagle and 20 birdies versus six bogeys. On Sunday, the Florida alum conjured eight (of 14) fairways and hit 15 greens in regulation, losing 0.460 strokes off-the-tee but gaining 0.923 approaching and 0.633 on-the-green. He squared two back-nine bogeys at 13 (3-putt from 35'10" and 17, offset by six birdies at 2, 4, 8, 9, 15 and 18, two from the 10- to 11-foot range. Villegas registered 1.667 putts per GIR with 29 total putts, highlighted by two par-savers from between nine and 12 feet.
Added Nov 22 5:36 pm (EST)
Added Nov 22 5:36 pm (EST)
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Brooks Koepka Headshot
B. Koepka - G
Brooks Koepka will get his 2021 schedule started this week at PGA WEST as he preps to play in The American Express.
Koepka is making his tournament debut this year. Perhaps not a coincidence that the event is not using the pro-am portion of the event that usually slows down rounds. Koepka has yet to peg it since the calendar flipped to 2021 but he stated that he has been practicing in California over the last few weeks. The Florida resident also said he got another round of knee treatment two weeks ago and the ultrasound they did showed a lot of good progress. "They did an ultrasound on it, they said there's barely any tear on it, so there's a lot of progress, came a long way, a lot of hard work, but just excited where it's probably the best I felt maybe since 2018." The big hitter is feeling healthy so gamers should consider him a high-upside option any time he pegs it. He will open this week at 18/1 on the odds boards (4th best). 
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Phil Mickelson Headshot
Phil Mickelson is playing the role of tournament host this week at The American Express while also playing in the event. He will do so without his regular bagman, his brother. Instead, he'll utilize the services of his coach, Andrew Getson. 
Lefty is a two-time champ at this event (2002, 2014) while also bagging four other top 10s in 17 overall appearances. It's been a happy hunting ground for him but he missed the cut last year while playing the role of the tournament host. He will try to avoid that same fate in 2021 and perhaps the removal of the pro-am format will lighten some of his hosting duties. As for his playing setup, his brother (Tim) is his regular caddie. However, Tim and his wife Miranda are patiently waiting for the arrival of their baby boy. The due date was today (Jan 20th) so Mickelson has decided to use his coach as a caddie this week. The 50-year-old will likely use this week to shake off some rust after the holiday break and work on some things with his coach, but Mickelson will never back away from contention if that's where he ends up. Gamers should treat him as a high-risk, high-reward option in weekly formats but that is no different than any week for Mickelson these days. 
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Matthew Wolff Headshot
M. Wolff - G
Matthew Wolff returns from his holiday break to compete at this week's American Express in La Quinta, California.
The California native may feel comfortable in his home state but it didn't show last year during his tournament debut. Wolff settled for a T61 at the 2020 AmEx and lost strokes to the field in three of the four rounds played. His only positive round came at La Quinta CC which is the course that won't be used this week, due to the format changes that came as a result of the pandemic. The youngster was honest about the state of his game, saying he's put in some good work with his teach, George Gankas, recently, but also acknowledged that he may have some rust to shake off. "I haven't played too much lately, but I definitely know there's going to be more than enough time to shake off that rust, and I'm a pretty competitive person and I know that I'm not going to be satisfied with not playing my best or not having the most confidence in my game. So I'm definitely going to work hard and it might not be this week, it might not be next week, but I know eventually I'm going to have a good stretch of golf. " 
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D.J. Trahan Headshot
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Ryan Brehm Headshot
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Branden Grace Headshot
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Tiger Woods Headshot
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Tiger Woods announced that he recently had another microdiscectomy procedure for a pinched nerve, deemed to be a successful operation, but has no timetable for his return to action.
Woods issued a statement via social media, "I look forward to training and am focused on getting back out on Tour." He added that the discomfort was felt during the PNC Championship in December but did not give an exact date for when the operation occurred. His typical schedule would have included stops at the Farmers Insurance Open and the Genesis Invitational (which he hosts). He will not be playing either of those events this year but does plan to fulfill his duties as the tournament host for the Genesis. The next events on the schedule that might receive a Woods return would be the WGC at The Concession, the Arnold Palmer Invitational, or THE PLAYERS. There is no guarantee that his body will be ready by then either. 
Added Jan 19 4:42 pm (EST)
Added Jan 19 4:42 pm (EST)
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Andrew Landry Headshot
A. Landry - G
Andrew Landry lifted the hardware last year at The American Express and he returns to PGA WEST this week for a chance to defend his crown.
Landry had a close call at this event back in 2018 when he lost out to Jon Rahm in a playoff. He returned the next year to post a T28 finish and then last year he finished the job. The Texan posted four rounds of 67 or better to reach 26-under for the week and win by two shots. Overall, Landry has posted a score that was better than the field average in 12-of-15 rounds played at the AmEx so these courses appear to fit his eye. It was tough for anyone to see last year's win coming as he arrived with missed cuts in seven of his eight lead-up starts. This time around he has five paychecks in his last eight starts including a T4 at The RSM Classic to end his fall schedule. Landry cracked the top 100 in the OWGR after his 2018 Valero Texas Open win and he has a chance to reenter the single digits as he currently sits at 111th in the rankings. Gamers should give Landry a look in weekly leagues if they want to lean on course history but his week-to-week results are still rather volatile. 
Added Jan 18 10:12 pm (EST)
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Ryan Moore Headshot
R. Moore - G
Ryan Moore has been missing in action this fall but he returns to competition this week at The American Express. 
Moore ended his 2020 season with a missed cut at the Wyndham Championship and then a WD during round one the first Playoff event. He cited a back injury for that mid-tourney WD and then went into hibernation for the fall. He has a lot of work to do in terms of making up for lost FedExCup Points but the hope is that he's fully healthy heading into the new year. Moore's record in the Coachella Valley is hit or miss as he owns three top 10s in eight starts at the AmEx but he's also missed the cut or WD'd in four of those appearances. Gamers should treat him as a high-risk fantasy option until he pens a few rounds on his form log. 
Added Jan 18 2:27 pm (EST)
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Jon Rahm Headshot
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Collin Morikawa Headshot
Playing out of the seventh-to-last threesome and with preferred lies in effect, World No. 5 Collin Morikawa hung up a day- and career-tying-low 6-under-par 33-31=64 in the final round of the Sony Open in Hawaii to wrap on 18-under 262, up 10 spots to a season-tying-best T7, three in arrears of champion Kevin Na (65).
After kicking off with 66-65-67, the top-ranked OWGRer in the field began T17 on 12-under, two shy of the overnight top 10 and six adrift of leader Brendan Steele (69). He found 10 (of 14) fairways and 15 greens in regulation, losing 0.629 strokes around-the-green but gaining 1.036 off-the-tee and 2.882 on approach. The 23-year-old squared a lone bogey-4 at hole 7 (failed sand save), smothered by seven circles at 2, 5, 7, 9. 10, 12, 15 and 17, each from inside of 12 feet. He recorded 1.600 putts per GIR and 0.177 SG: Putting, concluding the week with 25 birdies versus three bogeys and two doubles. Today's 64 matches his career low in 142 rounds (x7), most recently in the final round at last season's PGA Championship en route to a 2-shot victory 10 starts ago, and improves to 5-for-7 on the season with two top 10s, two straight after T7 last week on Maui. This was the Las Vegas resident's second Sony after T21 last year as the 18-hole leader by two, and is not in the published field at this coming week's American Express.
Added Jan 17 10:50 pm (EST)
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Marc Leishman Headshot
Playing out of the fourth-to-last threesome and with preferred lies in effect, World No. 30 Marc Leishman fashioned a 5-under-par 35-30=65 in the final round of the Sony Open in Hawaii to conclude on 19-under 261, up five places to a season-best T4, two adrift of champion Kevin Na (65).
After opening with 66-65-65, Rounds 2 and 3 bogey-free, the 37-year-old began T9, four short of leader Brendan Steele (69). On seven (of 14) fairways and 12 greens in regulation, he lost 1.595 strokes off-the-tee but gained 1.658 approaching and 2.215 around-the-green. The Virginia Beach resident squared two bogey-5s at holes 5 and 8, outpaced by seven birdies at 6, 9, 10, 12 (hole-out from 30'9"), 13, 16 and 18, each of his conventional ones from inside of nine feet. He registered 1.583 putts per GIR and 0.188 SG: Putting, wrapping the week with 23 birdies against four bogeys. This was the Aussie's 12th Sony, seventh top 25 and fourth top 10, three of those doubling as top 5s, including a best of T3 two tries ago in 2019. He improves to 5-for-7 on the season with one top 10, replacing a previous-best T13 at the Masters three starts ago, and records his first top 10 since solo 2nd at last season's Arnold Palmer Invitational 16 starts and 10 months ago. Leishman is not in the published field at this coming week's American Express.  
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