Long drives are not required to win at Hilton Head, but accurate tee shots likely will be, which makes Jim Furyk a player to target in this week's contests on FanDuel.
Len Hochberg describes rooting for Sergio Garcia, a man not on his fantasy team, but who edged Justin Rose in Masters playoff to claim the first major win of his career.
Liss & Jeff ask Davis Mattek for DFS help for the upcoming Masters.
Rickie Fowler is playing well and hungry to claim his first major victory, making him a name to remember when setting lineups on FantasyDraft.com this week.
Charley Hoffman's game is on the rise as the Tour heads to Augusta, a course Hoffman has fared well at the last couple years.
Jeremy Schilling looks at what it will take to capture the Masters this year. Can Jon Rahm putt well enough to don the green jacket?
Greg Vara picks the year's first major as the PGA Tour heads to Augusta where Rory McIlroy will look to get over the hump after top finishes the last three years.
Jordan Spieth had a Masters to forget in 2016, but he will have something to prove this year and has never finished worse than second at Augusta, making him a strong option in this week's DraftKings lineups.
Michael Riek previews the action and provides tips and picks -- including the sizzling Dustin Johnson -- for FanDuel's inaugural Masters contests.
In the last tournament before the big one, Russell Henley moved to 61th in the world with his win at the Golf Club of Houston. Len Hochberg notes he could be a long shot pick for the upcoming Masters.
Whether you're new to daily fantasy golf or fantasy golf as a whole, RotoWire's Michael Riek breaks down the basics for playing on DraftKings.
He still sits 20th in the OWGR, but the last month of tournaments have not been kind to South Africa's Branden Grace.
He has been hit-or-miss of late, but there are still plenty of reasons to include Daniel Berger in your lineups for this week's FantasyDraft contests.
Greg Vara checks out this week's PGA Tour event where Phil Mickelson, who is rounding into form with the Masters ahead, usually plays well.
Jordan Speith came close to winning this event the last two years and is on top of his game these days, making him a top option to target in this week's lineups.
Jon Rahm finished an impressive second behind the world No. 1 last week and has put together a string of quality finishes, making him a strong option as the Tour spends another week in Texas.
Dustin Johnson’s lackluster and unsurprising victory has Len Hochberg analyzing the PGA’s struggle to keep the biggest names in the WGC-Dell Technology Match Play.
Jeremy Schilling looks at golfers to target and those to avoid at this week's match-play event, including Rory McIlroy.