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I am sure that you have heard by now about Tiger Woods and his former Caddie Stevie Williams. The pair had great success together and then in July had a horrible public break-up that left Tiger looking like a jerk and Stevie as another victim of "Tigergate". Williams quickly found work on the bag of Adam Scott and appeared to have moved on from the "betrayal". Not long after joining Scott, he won the Bridgestone on August 7. After Scott's win, oddly, the attention was more focused on who carried the clubs than who was swinging them. After the final round, Williams was interviewed and declared ... [More]

For the first time in the history PGA Fall Series, the No. 1 and No. 2 players on the money list will both be teeing off. Luke Donald and Webb Simpson ripped it up during the regular season and FedExCup playoffs, and now they are continuing their success into the Fall Series. It's almost not even fair to let these guys play. Isn't the Fall Series supposed to be about the "little guy"? It happens to be the second weekend in a row in which the field looks like any other event on the PGA season. There aren't many more chances to play PGA on DraftStreet in 2011, so make it count! Here are my Top T... [More]

Tiger Woods won't be in the field this week at The McGladrey Classic, but that doesn't mean the field isn't filled with stars. This weekend's Fall Series event has a lot of recognizable names, including PGA Player of the Year candidate Webb Simpson. Simpson, Matt Kuchar and Rickie Fowler are priced as the three highest players on DS and lead my list of players to consider this week. In order to finish in the money, I believe that you need to take three players from the Top 15 overall. Typically the top couple of guys are priced so high that it is unreasonable or unaffordable to pick more than ... [More]

Tiger Woods is back. What more of a reason do you need to get excited for an October golf tournament? Of course you want to pick Tiger on DraftStreet, and DraftStreet knows it, so what did they do? They made him the most expensive player this week by nearly $7k. I have a hard time thinking that spending $31,427 on a player (31.4% of your total funds) is a good investment. Especially this week when there are so many quality players in the field like Ernie Els, Paul Casey, Louis Oosthuizen, Chad Campbell and Angel Cabrera. There are a few players outside of Woods that I think could win it all th... [More]