Greg Vara is going with his gut this week and taking Phil Mickelson at the U.S. Open on the links-style Chambers Bay track.
Michael Riek ranks the field for this year's U.S. Open, which appears to set up well for Rory McIlroy at links-style Chambers Bay.
There are plenty of question marks about the eight-year-old Chambers Bay GC, but RotoWire's Michael Riek thinks this could be just the course to bring Phil Mickelson his first U.S. Open trophy.
Len Hochberg is taking applications to be a RotoWire golf expert, and the only qualification is you had to have picked Fabian Gomez to win the watered-down St. Jude.
Jeremy Schilling breaks down the St. Jude, including a look at Brooks Koepka, who has been played better and better recently.
Dustin Johnson is one of a few big names playing this weekend, and RotoWire's Greg Vara thinks he's got a good shot at TPC Southwind.
Michael Riek breaks down this week's even and considers paying up for the best player in the field, Dustin Johnson.
RotoWire's Len Hochberg recaps The Memorial, and explains why we could see more lesser-known golfers winning tournaments.
Jeremy Schilling sizes up the fifth Reshuffle to see might join the likes of Sean O'Hair and clinch a PGA Tour card.
Jeremy Schilling looks at the stats and for this week at the Memorial finds Kevin Na, who has been one of the hottest players on tour without a win this year.
Greg Vara likes the hot hand at Muirfield, and that's Justin Rose, who's earned four top-10s since 2008, including a win.
Len joins 120 Sports to preview the Memorial Tournament.
Michael Riek's strategy this week is to summon the Muirfield vibes and go with a former champ at Jack's Place like Matt Kuchar.
Len Hochberg details the rocky journey Steven Bowditch took to end up the winner Sunday at the Byron Nelson.
Jeremy Schilling likes Brandt Snedeker, who had a big week last time out in a number of key stats.
Michael Riek is licking his chops this week with the value he got on the players for his high-risk tournament lineup, including past champion Jason Day.
Greg Vara looks into his crystal ball and sees Jordan Spieth as the man to beat this week even though he's never had a top finish at the Byron Nelson.
Len Hochberg recaps the Crowne Plaza where Chris Kirk's winning play again had folks asking why he was overlooked for a Ryder Cup captain's pick last year.