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Wilco Nienaber Headshot
Wilco Nienaber posted a runner-up finish last week and looks to snowball that momentum into more success as he preps for Leopard Creek Country Club, host of this week's Alfred Dunhill Championship.
The young South African has made some waves this year with trio of finishes that were T6 or better, including last week's runner-up finish at the Joburg Open. The other two big finishes were a solo 4th at the English Championship and T6 at the Andalucia Masters, both after the restart. It's positioned him at 62nd in the Race to Dubai. The 20-year-old found himself leading after 54 holes last week then settled for 70 on Sunday. Prior to the round he had this to say, "The final round is going to be great. It will be the first time I’m in that situation and I’m just going to embrace it and enjoy it." Nienaber didn't come away with a with at Randpark but surely learned a thing or two about playing with a lead on Sunday. He made headlines last week with his 450-yard (altitude-aided) drives but he's proven he can reign it and perform on a tighter track. That is evidenced by his T24 at this event in late 2019 and the beforementioned T6 at Valderrama. 
Added Nov 24 11:27 am (EST)
Added Nov 24 11:27 am (EST)
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Sung Kang Headshot
S. Kang - G
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Jon Rahm Headshot
J. Rahm - G
Jon Rahm was a pre-tournament WD ahead of last week's event but is feeling physically fit ahead of this week's Farmers Insurance Open.
Rahm backed out of the AmEx last week on Monday and reports came in that he was nursing an injury. It was partially true but he also squashed any concern of a lingering issue, "That was blown out of proportion like crazy. It was a little bit of a tweak in the gym, nothing much..." I could have played last week. I decided not to just because I didn't want to force it." With Rahm's fitness no longer a concern we can turn to his course history at Torrey Pines. The Spaniard enters with a win, T29, T5, and runner-up finish in four tries at the Farmers. It's a very good course for him so it's no surprise to see him start the week as a +650 betting favorite. 
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Bubba Watson Headshot
B. Watson - G
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Roger Sloan Headshot
R. Sloan - G
Roger Sloan readies for his fourth appearance at the Farmers Insurance Open as he makes his way back to La Jolla, California, this week. 
The 33-year-old arrives with four cuts made in eight starts this season. The highlights are a T16 at the Bermuda Championship and a T23 at The RSM Classic. Both of those are shorter venues but this week he'll see the beefy South Course at Torrey Pines which plays host of the Farmers. Sloan has lost strokes to the field in 5-of-8 rounds played at this event en route to a pair of missed cuts and a T64 (2015). On the bright side, he arrives with positive strokes gained tee-to-green in each of his last five measured events. That makes him a viable salary-saving option in DFS formats this week. 
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Xander Schauffele Headshot
Xander Schauffele has struggled at the Farmers Insurance Open over the years but will look to snap out of that course-history slump as he preps for his sixth appearance at the event.
Schauffele enters the week with a 1-for-5 record at the Farmers Insurance Open, despite this being his home course in high school. In the past, he's talked about the added pressure of friends and family adding pressure to the event but today he also had another reason for his underperformance, "Yeah, as weird as this may sound, I've consistently been sick." This year he got the illness out of the way early when he came down with COVID-19 over the holiday break. More recently, his form is as steady as it gets. Schauffele has finished T25 or better in 13 straight events, dating back to the Travelers Championship last June. Gamers should weigh the pros (current form) with the cons (course history) before decided whether to plug him into their lineups this week. 
Added Jan 26 7:37 pm (EST)
Added Jan 26 7:37 pm (EST)
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Marc Leishman Headshot
Marc Leishman slumped on the back-half of 2020 but has rounded his game back into shape ahead of his attempted title defense at this week's Farmers Insurance Open.
The Aussie finished T40th or worse in each of his first eight starts coming off the restart last year. He struggled to gain any momentum but a T13 at the fall Masters the first sign his game was close. After the holiday break, he's come out of the gate with a T24 at Kapalua and then a T4 at the Sony Open. "I'm feeling good. The Sony Open was great, I played well at Maui as well, just putted a little better at Sony. It's been well documented I didn't have my best stuff towards the middle and end of last year after we had the break. I've got that under control now and that's in the past, so I'm ready to go for this week." Turning his attention toward Torrey Pines now, last year's win wasn't his first taste of success at the course. Leishman is 10-for-12 in his career at the Farmers with a pair of runner-up finishes, a T8, and a T9 to go along with his 2020 victory. 
Added Jan 26 7:11 pm (EST)
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Kamaiu Johnson Headshot
Sponsor's invite Kamaiu Johnson has removed his name from the field ahead of this week's Farmers Insurance Open, citing a positive COVID-19 test result. Willie Mack III will receive an invite in his place.
Johnson was set to play his first PGA TOUR event this week but that will have to hold off a bit longer. The 2020 APGA Tour Championship winner provided a statement, "To say that I’m disappointed would be a massive understatement. I’ve dreamed of playing on the PGA TOUR for a long, long time, but health and safety come first. It’s times like these where you have to keep focusing on the bigger picture at hand, and from my experience, a fork in the road often has an interesting way of leading to new opportunities. Getting a brief glimpse of the Farmers Insurance Open and what it would be like to play on the PGA TOUR only further ignites the fire inside me to work that much harder to chase the dream of playing on TOUR full-time." This is tough news for Johnson but you hope the TOUR finds a way to pay him back with an invite into another upcoming event. Taking his spot will be Willie Mack who will have his PGA TOUR debut moved up a few weeks with this news. Mack received the Charlie Sifford Memorial Exemption to play in the Genesis Invitational which takes place in three weeks.  
Added Jan 26 7:02 pm (EST)
Added Jan 26 7:02 pm (EST)
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Brooks Koepka Headshot
B. Koepka - G
Brooks Koepka has reportedly parted ways with his longtime swing coach, Claude Harmon III, with the split happening a few days after the 2020 Masters. 
Eamon Lynch of Golfweek reported the news, getting the confirmation from Harmon during a post-win interview for another one of his clients, Si Woo Kim. Harmon told Golfweek, "I was informed on the Wednesday after the Masters that he wanted to go in a different direction."  Koepka says he still considers Harmon family which could lead to a reunion at some point in their future. We saw Dustin Johnson split with CH3 last June but that split didn't last long. As for Koepka, he is 0-for-2 since parting ways with his longtime coach (missed cuts at Mayakoba and The American Express). He will look to get back on track this week as he preps for the Farmers Insurance Open at Torrey Pines.
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Added Jan 25 8:55 pm (EST)
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Mark Hubbard Headshot
Prior to the start of the event, Mark Hubbard has removed his name from the field at the Farmers Insurance Open. The next man up will be Jim Knous, earning his seat via sponsor's invite.
Hubbard started his year with a T32 at the Sony Open but swallowed a missed cut last week at The American Express. He made headlines with his putting grip coming down the stretch on Friday when he was already well outside the cutline. Hubbard pulled out a signature move which he calls "The Snail". He was originally slated to tee it up again this week at Torrey Pines but will now take a breather instead. He has played in two previous Farmers editions (T61/2015; MC/2016). Currently ranked 250th on TOUR in driving distance, skipping an appointment with the 7,765-yard South Course doesn't seem like such a bad idea. 
Added Jan 25 7:45 pm (EST)
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Keegan Bradley Headshot
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Branden Grace Headshot
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Brian Harman Headshot
B. Harman - G
Playing out of the penultimate threesome, World No. 97 Brian Harman backpedaled with a 1-under-par 37-34=71 in the final round of The American Express, falling three spots to a season-best T8 on 14-under 274, nine adrift of champion Si Woo Kim (64).
After kicking off with 68-68 (NT-SC) and 67, the 34-year-old began T5 on 13-under, two back of three tri-leaders at the top, including Kim. He found nine (of 14) fairways and 13 greens in regulation, gaining 0.319 strokes off-the-tee and 1.861 on approach, but losing 1.055 around-the-green. The Georgia alum squared three bogeys at holes 4, 6 and 13 (failed scrambles), slightly outpaced by four birdies at 7, 10, 11 and 12, each from inside of nine feet. He posted 1.692 putts per GIR and -1.506 SG: Putting, missing five putts from inside of 11 feet. For the week, the St. Simons Island, Georgia, resident totaled one eagle and 21 birdies against five bogeys and two doubles. This was his ninth AmEx and fifth top 25, five in his last six, and second top 10, joining a T3 four tries ago in 2017. Harman improves to 9-for-10 on the season with three top 25s, first since a T24 at the Houston Open four starts ago, and records his first top-10 finish since T3 at last season's Greenbrier 28 starts ago. 
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