In our last repeat play from Saturday, we are backing Si Woo Kim to get over his driving total once again. This total is set at 10 for a reason and I agree with the books that positive regression is looming for one of the TOUR’s best drivers and the defending champion of this track.ĭOWNLOAD NOW Si Woo Kim: Round 4 Over 10.5 Fairways Hit On TOUR last season, Im finished eighth in SG: Off-the-Tee and 27th in Driving Accuracy. While he has only eclipsed this number once in this year’s tournament, we should expect positive regression from an excellent driver. The defending champion of this course, Im has hit at least 10 fairways in four of his past seven rounds at TPC Summerlin. In another repeat play from Saturday, we are going to back Sungjae Im once again.Įntering the fourth round, Im is T5 at 15-under. We are going to be backing a few players off the tee box on Sunday. It’s possible as Hossler is a very strong putter, but It is more likely that the rest of his game catches up to him. On TOUR last season, he finished 190th in SG: Approach-the-Green and 169th in SG: Tee-to-Green. At a course where strong iron play is necessary, regression is bound to hit Hossler on Sunday. Ranking third in SG: Putting, Hossler is going to be in big trouble if some of those putts start to miss.Īmong the remaining field, he ranks just 61st in SG: Approach-the-Green, 52nd in SG: Tee-to-Green, and 52nd in GIR%. However, regression is looming, as his putter has saved him all week. Entering the fourth round, Hossler is T13 at 12-under. The one golfer we are fading on Sunday is Beau Hossler. On the brink of superstardom, look for the 20-year-old to be at the top of leaderboards numerous times this season. Prior to his stellar performance at the Presidents Cup, Kim ended last season in tremendous form as he made eight straight cuts with five top-25 finishes and one win (Wyndham Championship). However, his iron play was phenomenal and, if he qualified, he would have ranked 26th in SG: Tee-to-Green and SG: Approach-the-Green. Kim’s metrics did not qualify for an official ranking last season because he only played in 11 events.
Kim has gone under this total in two of the first three rounds, and we should expect him to close out strong on Sunday.
After successfully hitting on this prop in the third round, we are going back to the well once again.Īs mentioned in the intro, Tom Kim is tied for the lead with Patrick Cantlay at 19-under. Looking at the previous winners of this tournament, strong iron play is the biggest predictor of success, specifically finishing high in SG: Tee-to-Green and SG: Approach-the-Green. This course is a par-71, 7,255-yard track that was designed by Bobby Weed. TPC Summerlin has hosted this tournament annually for the past 25 years. Shriners Children’s Open Round 4 PrizePicks Plays Tom Kim: Round 4 Under 66.5 Strokes PrizePicks Get a $100 INSTANT Deposit Match! Available in your state! New users only.
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