Will Doctor gives you the sharpest card for the action at TPC Southwind.
Description: -Discussing top 5 on odds board
-Matchup, t10
-1 outright
-Sleeper, FRP, 2 lineups
-Scoring, best bet

🏆 Cameron Young’s breakthrough: Won Wyndham by six strokes, gaining over 10 strokes putting, his first PGA Tour victory after seven runner-up finishes.

📊 Ryder Cup implications: Young’s win propels him to 15th in USA points; Keegan Bradley, Collin Morikawa, and Maverick McNeely face selection pressure.

🔥 Scotty Scheffler dominance: Coming off his fourth win of the season; projected by Will to win at TPC Southwind.

🎯 Course demands: TPC Southwind requires accurate driving, high-trajectory iron shots, and sharp short games, especially on firm Bermuda greens.

⛳ Harris English sleeper: Ranked 7th in FedEx Cup, with strong past results at Southwind (win in 2013, T4 in 2021).

📉 Betting recap: Previous picks down 4.7 units; highlights include Chris Kirk’s T5 and Ben Griffin’s T11, but misfires on Kevin Kisner and Lucas Glover.

📋 DFS lineups: DraftKings core includes Scheffler, Matsuyama, Bridgman, and Highsmith.

📌 Rory McIlroy controversy: Will criticizes McIlroy for skipping the playoff opener, calling it “pathetic” given FedEx sponsorship stakes.

💡 Key matchups & picks: Jacob Bridgman over Aldridge Potgieter (-175), Xander Schauffele top 10 (+125), Harris English top 10 (+300).

🌡 Conditions & scoring: Memphis heat expected; predicted winning score at -17.

(0:15 - 0:28) Will Doctor opens with enthusiasm for the FedEx St. Jude Championship and promises sharp analysis for bettors and fans.
(0:38 - 32:16) Will Doctor reviews Cameron Young’s historic Wyndham win, emphasizing his 10+ strokes gained putting and contextualizing it as one of the most dominant putting performances of the season. He highlights its impact on Ryder Cup standings, placing Young 15th and pressuring others like Bradley, Morikawa, and McNeely.
Will critiques Colin Morikawa’s inconsistency (fifth caddie this season, limited top finishes) and defends Keegan Bradley’s Ryder Cup spot, pointing to his two wins in 25 starts and 4-3 Ryder Cup record.
The discussion shifts to Brian Harman, who sits 12th in Ryder Cup points with strong finishes (T10 at The Open, win in San Antonio) and historical success at Southwind, making him a likely selection barring poor play.
Will criticizes Rory McIlroy for skipping the playoff opener, calling it “pathetic” given the $25M prize pool

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