Rob Bolton

2 weeks ago | pgatour.com | Rob Bolton

Suffice it to say that Scottie Scheffler has made up for time lost in January when he was on the mend from a sliced hand. Remember that? Yeah, it’s been only four months, but that’s a long time ago. With wins in his last two starts, Scheffler is back in the FedExCup standings where he ended 2024 – at the top – but his busy schedule in Segment 2 of PGA TOUR Fantasy Golf presented by PGA TOUR Superstore can make even a veteran gamer feel like opportunities have been missed.

2 weeks ago | pgatour.com | Rob Bolton

LeaderboardWatch & ListenNewsFedExCupSchedulePlayersStatsFantasy & BettingSignature EventsComcast Business TOUR TOP 10Aon Better DecisionsDP World Tour Eligibility RankingsHow It WorksPGA TOUR TrainingTicketsShopPGA TOURPGA TOUR ChampionsKorn Ferry TourPGA TOUR AmericasLPGA TOURDP World TourPGA TOUR University Quick Links 40M AGO Scottie Scheffler reaches 15 career wins In his pre-tournament meeting with the media for the PGA Championship, Scottie Scheffler promptly dismissed the notion that...

3 weeks ago | pgatour.com | Rob Bolton

NOTE: Sleeper Picks did not appear in Rob’s Power Rankings, but each presents value for the bet specified. Wyndham Clark (+11000) … That this market is even included on this page serves to pique your curiosity if you truly believe that neither Rory McIlroy nor Scottie Scheffler will prevail. That condition hits like hyperbole, but the odds for either are shorter than +500, and in the deepest major of the series at that.

3 weeks ago | pgatour.com | Rob Bolton

So, how ya holdin’ up? With eight tournaments complete and three remaining in Segment 2 of PGA TOUR Fantasy Golf presented by PGA TOUR Superstore, the stresses of roster management probably feel heavier than when we opened the phase at THE PLAYERS Championship. That can be the experience even if everything has transpired as you’ve hoped it would. Because we can control only so much, we’re never on autopilot, but that’s part of the fun of why we play in the first place.

3 weeks ago | pgatour.com | Rob Bolton

If one of the rewards for winning the Masters was to have the power to select where the PGA Championship was going to be held, it’s not a stretch to believe that Rory McIlroy would choose Quail Hollow Club in Charlotte, North Carolina, to continue his pursuit of the calendar Grand Slam. Lo and behold, that’s where you’ll find him this week for the 107th edition of the major. What is a stretch is the golf course.