Inside Golf Podcast

In this episode of the Inside Golf Podcast, host Andy is joined by Bryan to recap a brutal US Open DFS week marked by extremely low 6-of-6 rates, breaking down key mistakes tied to heavy chalk exposure — particularly Patrick Reed — alongside other misses like Adam Scott, Viktor Hovland, J.J. Spaun, and Shane Lowry. They highlight some correct calls including Scottie Scheffler, Tom Kim, and Keith Mitchell, and work through cut killers and heroes, ownership lessons, and lineup-building takeaways. The conversation then shifts to the no-cut Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands, with debate around Scheffler's outlook amid perceived swing and body language changes, likely ownership levels, and his optimizer value. Justin Thomas and Ludvig Åberg emerge as the preferred top-end plays, with a look at Cameron Young's injury and leverage potential. In the mid and lower tiers, the guys discuss Ben Griffin, J.J. Spaun as a flop-lag, Aaron Rai, Ryan Gerard, Corey Conners, Eric Cole, Bud Cauley, and potential rebound plays in Akshay Bhatia and Shane Lowry. The episode closes with quick film recommendations for The Furious and Waves.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy is joined by Bryan to break down DFS and betting angles for the 2026 U.S. Open at Shinnecock Hills. They dig into how wind and topography could create meaningful tee-time wave edges, why USGA course management will be critical after 2018, and why approach play and scrambling figure to matter more than elite driving at a course that punishes missed fairways. DraftKings pricing comes in unusually flat, opening the door to balanced builds and viable 6K options, with popular constructions likely forming around Rory, Fitzpatrick, Xander, Fleetwood, Henley, Si Woo, Reed, and Min Woo. They conclude the show building a their weekly lineup and breaking down the board.

In this episode of the Inside Golf Podcast, host Andy previews the PGA Championship, breaking down Aronimink Golf Club and why the 2018 BMW Championship is a weak comp. He frames Aronimink as primarily an approach-and-putting test with short-iron emphasis, projects damp early-week conditions and an estimated winning score around 14 under, shares his top-20 rankings, discusses Scheffler's outlook, and breaks down early outright bets including Cameron Young, Si Woo Kim, and Sepp Straka.