With one week left of the 2024 season and 25 million up for grabs, this is a very important week for your one-and-done pool! There is a really good chance that you or the person in the lead do not have one of the top names available for this week.
Like I stated in the first articles I shared this year, plan for your one-and-done pool. If you did this correctly or at the very least thought about it, you should have a few names available for the week. Below, we'll take a look at a few names that you should have available and run out of in your 2024 TOUR Championship One-and-Done picks.
Keegan Bradley +3500 (FanDuel)
If you have Keegan Bradley available, don't overthink it; click his name for the week.
Keegan was on no one's agenda to start at 4th in The TOUR Championship and could have easily been glanced over all season long. Now that we're here, he's starting at -6 and is in a great position to make a ton of money.
Is he going to win this week? I don't see it. But will he play some solid golf and flirt with the top-10 to grab well over a million? I think so! If Keegan is available in your pool, I suggest clicking his name.
He posted such an impressive ball-striking week at The BMW Championship and I expect that to boil over into this week. Additionally, he's been better on Bermuda this season than in years past, so look for him to have a nice week on the putting greens.
Sepp Straka +60000 (FanDuel)
Sepp Straka finally had a good week on the greens which is a great sign for him.
Straka had a very solid ball-striking season and played well enough to make the TOUR Championship, but he could have done even better. He lacked on the putting greens over the last two months which derailed some high finishes.
Straka has played at East Lake before and he has striped the ball. The former Georgia Bulldog loves Bermuda grass as he's won on it and had some of his best finishes on this surface. He's a streaky player and can post a low round or two to find a high finish at The TOUR Championship this weekend.
Chris Kirk +100000 (FanDuel)
Things you should not overthink — a trending Chris Kirk on Bermuda grass.
Looking back at his last four starts, he has gained strokes both off-the-tee and approach. That's the first time he has done that this season which is hard to believe. Kirk won early on this season in an elevated event, then somewhat fell off after that.
He was flirting with missing some of the final playoff events of the season but turned it on of late. Historically, Kirk is an elite Bermuda player. He's only played this event one time in his career but it was a T4 finish.
Kirk is a Georgia guy as well and should be extremely comfortable on these surfaces. I am aware, he'll have to come from a long way back but if there is anyone who can heat up on the Bermuda, it's Kirk.
