Jon Rahm was the most expensive player in the annual RotoWire staff golf league over Justin Thomas and Collin Morikawa in a format that gives a guide for season-long leagues.
The RotoWire golf crew projected 2021-22 earnings for more than 200 golfers who have PGA Tour cards for this season. Will Justin Thomas top the Official Money list this season?
The RotoWire golf crew ranks the 2021-22 golfers with projected earnings and season outlooks. How high can Jon Rahm fly?
We surveyed our golf writers for their favorite sleepers and busts heading into the 2021-22 season. Look out for Aaron Wise.
Bryce Danielson analyzes this season's crop of PGA Tour rookies, a list that includes the up-and-coming Sahith Theegala.
Len Hochberg offers advice for one-and-done golf pools where being right more than wrong is the goal.
Len Hochberg shares DFS strategy and advice for both novice and experienced fantasy golf gamers. Rule No. 1: the homework never ends.
Len Hochberg offers draft and auction strategy for the 2021-22 golf season. Like real golf, you can only play one shot at a time.
Dustin Johnson was the most expensive player in the annual RotoWire staff golf league over Justin Thomas and Rory McIlroy, but fewer top golfers stood out in a format that gives a guide for season-long leagues.
We surveyed our golf writers for their favorite sleepers and busts heading into the 2020-21 season. Look out for Doc Redman.
Len Hochberg offers his expert advice on how to dominate a one-and-done golf league. Being right more than wrong is something good to shoot for.
Len Hochberg offers tips and strategies for DFS golf this season. Here's one tip: Don't double-cross yourself.
Len Hochberg offers advice for auction drafts as the 2020-21 season approaches. Like real golf, you can only play one shot at a time.
Bryce Danielson analyzes the new crop of PGA Tour rookies, including Will Zalatoris, who had nine top-10s in 15 starts on the Korn Ferry Tour.
The RotoWire golf crew projected 2020-21 earnings for more than 200 golfers who have PGA Tour cards for this season. What will Dustin Johnson do to back up his Tour championship?
The RotoWire golf crew ranks the 2020-21 golfers with projected earnings and season outlooks, as Justin Thomas looks poised for his best season yet.
Justin Thomas was the most expensive player in the annual RotoWire staff golf auction, in a mild surprise over Brooks Koepka and Rory McIlroy, in a format that gives a guide for season-long leagues.
Bryce Danielson and Greg Vara analyze golfers from the Korn Ferry Tour who qualified for 2019-20 PGA Tour cards. Does Grayson Murray's upside outweigh his risk?
Bryce Danielson and Greg Vara analyze the prospects of the new crop of PGA Tour rookies, including Viktor Hovland, who doesn't need much introduction after a T12 at the U.S. Open.
Len Hochberg looks for gems in the bottom of the barrel among golfers who finished far out of the top 125 but still qualify for this season's PGA Tour.
Every fantasy season contains players who return more value than expected, and less. Find out which category Jordan Spieth and other golfers fall into heading into the 2019-20 campaign.
The RotoWire golf crew projected 2019-20 earnings for more than 200 golfers who have PGA Tour cards for this season. Will Justin Thomas be the leading money winner?
Our Best Values rankings will help fantasy owners draft players who will significantly out-earn last year's money totals, like Bryson DeChambeau.
Greg Vara and the RotoWire golf crew rank the 2019-20 golfers with projected earnings and season outlooks, as Brooks Koepka has settled the debate over the world's best golfer.
Len Hochberg offers advice for DFS golf as the 2019-20 season approaches. Here's a tip: don't overthink things.
While Dustin Johnson was the most expensive player in the annual RotoWire staff golf auction, owners faded a Tiger Woods comeback, in a format that gives a guide for season-long leagues.
RotoWire's golf writers pick their sleepers and busts for the 2018-19 PGA Tour season. Should we fade Daniel Berger or jump on the bandwagon?
Bryce Danielson and Michael Riek analyze golfers from the Web.com Tour who qualified for 2018-19 PGA Tour cards. Does Sam Burns have a shot to make some noise this season?
Len Hochberg looks for gems in the bottom of the barrel among golfers who finished far out of the top 125 but still qualify for this season's PGA Tour. Don't forget Bill Haas.
Bryce Danielson and Michael Riek analyze the prospects of the new crop of PGA Tour rookies, including Cameron Champ, who burst onto the scene at the 2017 U.S. Open.