Brooks Koepka’s Length Will Come in Handy at Shinnecock

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Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports. Captioned: Brooks Koepka

For analysis of the top 85 golfers in the field, check out this page. "Best odds value" and "Best matchup value" listed below are determined by a proprietary model built by Colin Davy. It factors in the course, plus a variety of weighted metrics.


The Info: Brooks Koepka

DFS Pricing:$9,000 DraftKings, $11,500 FanDuel

U.S. Open History (2013-2017): N/A, T-4, T-18, T-13, Won

Odds:+2000 to win, +200 top-10 finish, +110 top-20 finish, -700 to make cut, +400 to miss cut

Best Odds Value: +400 to miss cut

Best Matchup Value: Brooks Koepka (-125) over Jordan Spieth

Tee Times: 7:40 a.m. (Thursday); 1:25 p.m. (Friday)

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The Outlook

Last year’s U.S. Open victor, Koepka has missed most the PGA season with a wrist injury. He seems to be just fine now, making all three cuts in May – he hadn’t played before that since January – and finishing runner-up two weeks ago at the Fort Worth Invitational. His 67.2 Recent Adjusted Round Score is the fourth-best mark in the field, and he’s one of the longer players on tour. His to-win odds of +1800 are too rich for my blood given the surrounding talent at that range, but his mid-tier salary in DFS is quite intriguing. I’ll also be looking for better odds on top-10 and -25 finishes.


The Metrics

Here's how Koepka 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: T-16th
  • Recent Adjusted Round Score: 4th
  • Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green: N/A
  • Long-Term Driving Distance: T-12th
  • Strokes Gained: Approach: N/A

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About the Author
Bryan is an editor and writer for The Action Network and FantasyLabs, with an emphasis on NBA, college basketball, golf and the NFL. He grew up right between UNC and Duke and has Luke Maye’s game-winning jumper against Kentucky in 2017 on permanent repeat in his house.

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