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The Info: Ross Fisher
DFS Pricing:$7,000 DraftKings, $7,800 FanDuel
U.S. Open History (2013-2017): N/A, N/A, N/A, N/A, MC
Odds:+20,000 to win, +1600 top-10 finish, +800 top-20 finish, -150 to make cut, +110 to miss cut
Best Odds Value: +800 top-20 finish
Best Matchup Value: Ross Fisher (-125) over Trey Mullinax
Tee Times: 1:58 p.m. (Thursday); 8:13 a.m. (Friday)
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The Outlook
Fisher has made the cut at the U.S. Open only once in his career, although it was an impressive fifth-place finish back in 2009. He comes into Shinnecock in rough form, having missed the cut two weeks ago at a Euro event in the Italian Open, which obviously had a much weaker field than what he’ll be competing against this week. He has fine distance to theoretically hang around here, but his short game just won’t allow him to move very highly up the leaderboard. His long-term putting and scrambling scores are some of the worst in the field, and that could be a challenge in light of the ridiculous outer rough at this course.
The Metrics
Here's how Fisher ranks in the U.S. Open field in several key metrics. For many more, be sure to check out the FantasyLabs PGA Models.
- Long-Term Adjusted Round Score: 63rd
- Recent Adjusted Round Score: T-60th
- Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green: N/A
- Long-Term Driving Distance: 44th
- Strokes Gained: Approach: N/A
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