Erik van Rooyen needed a big week to secure his PGA Tour card for 2024, and all he did was go out and pick up the second PGA Tour victory of his career.
Lucas Herbert has a few things working in his favor this week, and Len Hochberg recommends adding him to your lineups the latest PGA DFS contests on DraftKings.
No one had a better Sunday at the ZOZO CHAMPIONSHIP than Collin Morikawa, who cruised to the sixth PGA Tour victory of his career.
Keegan Bradley won this event last year, and that's not the only reason why he finds himself among Len Hochberg's golfers to go after in the latest PGA DFS contests on DraftKings.
Scottie Scheffler occupies the top spot in the world rankings, and he also finds himself first on Len Hochberg's 2023 U.S. Open power rankings.
Tony Finau took charge Friday in Houston, and when it was all said and done, he found himself in the winner's circle for the fifth time in his career.
Brooks Koepka has owned the U.S. Open in recent years, and that earns him a prominent position in Len Hochberg's latest list of golfers going after a major championship.
Robert Streb had to fend off a number of competitors in Sunday's final round, but when it was all said and done he took home the title at The RSM Classic for the second time in his career.
Len Hochberg ranks the field 1-to-144 for the year's third major, and it should come as little surprise which golfer heads the list.
Len Hochberg ranks the field for the season's first major. Justin Thomas, shooting for his second PGA Championship title, heads the list.
Len Hochberg describes Patrick Reed’s smart and steady play to win over current and former top-five golfers by one stroke on Sunday at Chapultepec.
Trailing by one stroke, Henrik Stenson eagled the par-5 15th hole at Albany Golf Course in the Bahamas, which ultimately led to his first victory in more than two years.