Giveaway Chip Shots 2025 Master Thread [Fantasy Golf] (2 Viewers)

[TX_Golf_N_Poker]

I'm leaving Saturday morning for 10 days in Iceland. I will TRY to get a team posted, but with travel, fun and a poker meetup, no promises.

Y'all keep posting to this thread as the deadline approaches, and I will do my best.

 

[tooth_doc]

 

[tooth_doc]

The winning lineup is submitted!.
Good luck everyone.

 

[TheLemursReturn]

https://majortradition.com/pool/pcf-chip-shots-the-open-championship/?mt_screen=enter

GOGOGOGOGO

We gonna need max attendance if we're gonna do any last work on The Circuit!!!

 

[tooth_doc]

https://majortradition.com/pool/pcf-chip-shots-the-open-championship/?mt_screen=enter

GOGOGOGOGO

We gonna need max attendance if we're gonna do any last work on The Circuit!!!

 

[shorticus]

Let’s Gooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!

 

[dpeks13]

Will probably change it a few more (dozen?) times before Thursday, but submitted

 

[shorticus]

In for everything. Just want to be clear early lol

 

[Jonesey07]

picks are in and i'm in to donate money again.

 

[JDPoker]

In for everything

 

[tooth_doc]

I'm in for LMS again also. (The Open)

 

[Mandos]

In! Let's fill this thing up, locks late tonight!

 

[dpeks13]

last day - @TX_Golf_N_Poker @TrillAK @jbriod @Mrs Poker Zombie join for the last one
I'm assuming @TheLemursReturn will submit eventually as well. lol

 

[Mrs Poker Zombie]

I'm in Iceland. Slow Internet from car. I never knew what I was doing, so I'm good to be out. Lol

 

[TX_Golf_N_Poker]

last day - @TX_Golf_N_Poker @TrillAK @jbriod @Mrs Poker Zombie join for the last one
I'm assuming @TheLemursReturn will submit eventually as well. lol

I will try to get something submitted tonight. What time is the deadline?

 

[Mandos]

I think it starts like 1230am central

 

[jbriod]

Thanks for the nudge @dpeks13 Dave.
It is, what it is. My picks are in. I hope it at least helps out group.
IN for both.

 

[TX_Golf_N_Poker]

Team in and in for LMS.

 

[shorticus]

I accidentally took Rasmus instead of Nicolai Hojgaard

 

[Jonesey07]

Here's the reasoning behind the selection of those four golfers for your Open Championship best-ball team:

The goal was to build a strong team under a $33,000 salary cap, focusing on players who perform well in a best-ball format (consistent play, ability to make birdies, and avoid high scores).

1. Scottie Scheffler ($9,700):
   
   • Reasoning: As the highest-ranked player and arguably the most consistent golfer in the world, Scheffler provides an incredibly high floor. In a best-ball format, he's your anchor, virtually guaranteeing a low score on most holes. He's a consistent birdie-maker and rarely has major blow-up holes, which is crucial for this format. His price reflects his elite status, and securing him as the top player was a priority.
2. Xander Schauffele ($9,400):
   
   • Reasoning: Schauffele is a remarkably consistent performer, especially in major championships. He has a very complete game, excelling in all facets. He's known for his steady play and ability to grind out pars and birdies, making him a reliable choice for best-ball. He brings a strong combination of ball-striking and short game, which are vital for links golf.
3. Rickie Fowler ($7,000):
   
   • Reasoning: Fowler offers excellent value at his price point. He's a fan favorite with a strong history of performing well in major championships and has shown good form recently. He's a good all-around player with the ability to get hot with his putter, which can lead to crucial birdies in a best-ball scenario. He provides solid depth and upside for his salary.
4. Lucas Glover ($6,700):
   
   • Reasoning: Glover is a very consistent ball-striker, especially with his irons, and can often be a good value play. While not always in the headlines, he has a major championship win to his name (U.S. Open) and has shown he can contend when his game is on. At $6,700, he provides a reliable option to fill out the roster, contributing solid scores without breaking the bank, allowing for the inclusion of the higher-priced stars.

This team balances the undisputed top player with strong, consistent major contenders and two value picks who can contribute important scores, all while staying precisely within your $33,000 salary cap.

 

[tooth_doc]

My boy Bryan Newman knows that the goal is to get into the hole in the 'least' amount of stokes, right?

 

[shorticus]

Here's the reasoning behind the selection of those four golfers for your Open Championship best-ball team:

The goal was to build a strong team under a $33,000 salary cap, focusing on players who perform well in a best-ball format (consistent play, ability to make birdies, and avoid high scores).

1. Scottie Scheffler ($9,700):
   • Reasoning: As the highest-ranked player and arguably the most consistent golfer in the world, Scheffler provides an incredibly high floor. In a best-ball format, he's your anchor, virtually guaranteeing a low score on most holes. He's a consistent birdie-maker and rarely has major blow-up holes, which is crucial for this format. His price reflects his elite status, and securing him as the top player was a priority.
2. Xander Schauffele ($9,400):
   • Reasoning: Schauffele is a remarkably consistent performer, especially in major championships. He has a very complete game, excelling in all facets. He's known for his steady play and ability to grind out pars and birdies, making him a reliable choice for best-ball. He brings a strong combination of ball-striking and short game, which are vital for links golf.
3. Rickie Fowler ($7,000):
   • Reasoning: Fowler offers excellent value at his price point. He's a fan favorite with a strong history of performing well in major championships and has shown good form recently. He's a good all-around player with the ability to get hot with his putter, which can lead to crucial birdies in a best-ball scenario. He provides solid depth and upside for his salary.
4. Lucas Glover ($6,700):
   • Reasoning: Glover is a very consistent ball-striker, especially with his irons, and can often be a good value play. While not always in the headlines, he has a major championship win to his name (U.S. Open) and has shown he can contend when his game is on. At $6,700, he provides a reliable option to fill out the roster, contributing solid scores without breaking the bank, allowing for the inclusion of the higher-priced stars.

This team balances the undisputed top player with strong, consistent major contenders and two value picks who can contribute important scores, all while staying precisely within your $33,000 salary cap.

There’s supposed to be logic applied? I’ve been doing this wrong!

 

[Jonesey07]

There’s supposed to be logic applied? I’ve been doing this wrong!

It's not working out too well yet but it's still early.

 

[tooth_doc]

Here's the reasoning behind the selection of those four golfers for your Open Championship best-ball team:

The goal was to build a strong team under a $33,000 salary cap, focusing on players who perform well in a best-ball format (consistent play, ability to make birdies, and avoid high scores).

1. Scottie Scheffler ($9,700):
   • Reasoning: As the highest-ranked player and arguably the most consistent golfer in the world, Scheffler provides an incredibly high floor. In a best-ball format, he's your anchor, virtually guaranteeing a low score on most holes. He's a consistent birdie-maker and rarely has major blow-up holes, which is crucial for this format. His price reflects his elite status, and securing him as the top player was a priority.
2. Xander Schauffele ($9,400):
   • Reasoning: Schauffele is a remarkably consistent performer, especially in major championships. He has a very complete game, excelling in all facets. He's known for his steady play and ability to grind out pars and birdies, making him a reliable choice for best-ball. He brings a strong combination of ball-striking and short game, which are vital for links golf.
3. Rickie Fowler ($7,000):
   • Reasoning: Fowler offers excellent value at his price point. He's a fan favorite with a strong history of performing well in major championships and has shown good form recently. He's a good all-around player with the ability to get hot with his putter, which can lead to crucial birdies in a best-ball scenario. He provides solid depth and upside for his salary.
4. Lucas Glover ($6,700):
   • Reasoning: Glover is a very consistent ball-striker, especially with his irons, and can often be a good value play. While not always in the headlines, he has a major championship win to his name (U.S. Open) and has shown he can contend when his game is on. At $6,700, he provides a reliable option to fill out the roster, contributing solid scores without breaking the bank, allowing for the inclusion of the higher-priced stars.

This team balances the undisputed top player with strong, consistent major contenders and two value picks who can contribute important scores, all while staying precisely within your $33,000 salary cap.

That Glover pick could be the pick of the year.....NICE

 

[dpeks13]

Solid day 1 showing for PCF

 

[Jonesey07]

Gotta love having all four guys bogey the same hole.

 

[tooth_doc]

Gotta love having all four guys bogey the same hole.

 

[dpeks13]

not updating again, but decent start for me -5 through the front 9 for 2 of my guys that have teed off already

 

[JDPoker]

My guys put up a great score today, but with only two making the cut it does not look good.

 

[tooth_doc]

I found out after they teed off Thur that Ryggs Johnston is a Montana kid...... I would have taken him as my 4th guy... He's playing pretty good. Especially considering golf season in MT is 6 weeks long.