MonthlyJoyride Golf Tips
+444 profit on Golf this month
- Annual Profit
- 167
- Annual Strike Rate
- 7 %
- 30 Days Profit
- 444
- 7 Days Profit
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12 Months Profit Trend
Mar 25 - Mar 26
- Highest ProfitAug 25
- 77.8
- Lowest ProfitFeb 26
- -36
Daily Profit
Last 23 Days
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MonthlyJoyride’s Tips
5 Apr Tips
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Alex Noren has played this event on two occasions and has had what some would call typical Alex Noren finishes of T14 and T15. He is still somehow in search of his first win at PGA Tour level, but is in my eyes in the top 5 or 6 players in this field when looking at form over the last 12 months. He did win multiple times on the DP World Tour last season in high-quality fields.
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Ryo Hisatsune finished T5 here last year with good, steady rounds of 70 and 67 before falling away a bit on the weekend. This is a ball-striker's paradise, which sets up perfectly for him. He's had experience of being in the thick of it already this season with a runner-up finish at another ball-striker setup at the Farmers. He can break through here and claim his maiden PGA Tour title.
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Andrew Novak finished T55 last week, which doesn't seem spectacular, but his ball-striking looked on point. As usual with him, it was a case of the putter not cooperating. He is worth siding with here again, where the premium is on the tee-to-green game. He finished 9th here in 2023 and was T3 here last year, where he drifted out of contention with a poor final round 76, which was six strokes more than his previous worst round of the week ??' an anomaly.
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It was a T33 finish here on debut last year for William Mouw and he played better than his finish suggests, with rounds of 70, 71 and 72 in his opening three rounds ??' more than respectable on a tough track. He had a final round 76 where his relative inexperience perhaps led him to push too much. He's much more experienced and polished a year further on, and his tee-to-green game can excel around here.
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David Lipsky missed the cut last week after a poor opening round of 77, but he rebounded well with a great second round of 68 to show his mettle. This means he is still coming here with positive feelings about his game, especially having finished 2nd at the Valspar in his previous outing with great rounds of 69, 65, 70, and 70 ??' almost taking him to a first PGA Tour title. He does know how to get over the line, being a two-time winner on the DP World Tour.
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Already a two-time winner on the Korn Ferry Tour this season, having bagged the titles in both the Bahamas and Panama. Ian Holt was back in title-winning form with a T7 finish last time out and is now on the verge of breaking into the top 100 in the official world golf rankings. 23 of his 28 rounds this year have been in the 60's and his highest round of the year to date being 72 shows an incredible level of consistency.
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Noah Goodwin starred on fire last week with opening rounds of 65 and 69. He got a bit of a return to earth with a less stellar weekend but was still good for a T15 finish, which he can build upon coming in here this week. He knows his way around here, having finished T4 here in 2024 with rounds of 65, 69, 68 and 63.
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A previous winner on the PGA Tour and a rare breed of 'old guy' at 37 who can mix it in this ever-increasingly young Korn Ferry Tour. Lanto Griffin's game looked in great shape last week, finishing T7 with three rounds of 70 accompanied by a 66. Very few errors in technique or mental game and more than enough encouragement to side with him this week.
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Mason Andersen is already a winner at this Korn Ferry Tour level and has had his game on consistent shape this season, making 6 of his 7 cuts with peak finishes of T8 and T3 in the mix, as well as a host of teen and 20s finishes. He finished T8 here in 2024 with three of his rounds in the 60s, a 62 being the highlight and his worst round of that week being a 70.
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After missing his first two cuts of the season, Yuta Sugiura has now adjusted to life at this level and has finished T15, T15, and T22 in his last three outings for a total of 33 under par, with 8 of his 12 rounds in that stretch being in the 60s and a scoring average of 68.25.
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