Speaker 1: Who will be the Master.
Speaker 2: Let's talk to the pros.
Speaker 1: Welcome in everybody to betting Pros. It's me Joey p Joe,
Speaker 1: Pi's Apia and we got a great show for you today.
Speaker 1: It's a little bit of golf talk, that's right, because
Speaker 1: the Masters is coming at you really quick, and we
Speaker 1: wanted to bring in, in my opinion, the best when
Speaker 1: it comes to golf, whether it be DFS, whether it
Speaker 1: be wagering. He is the host of the Pat and
Speaker 1: Mayo Experience podcast, and he is an experience unto his own.
Speaker 1: I have known Pat now for I don't know, close
Speaker 1: to a decade. I feel like it's getting like closer
Speaker 1: and closer to that. It's definitely seven eight years, I'm
Speaker 1: just gonna say in a decade. But Pat Mayo, I
Speaker 1: am so excited to have you on here. I know
Speaker 1: you do so much with DraftKings, I know you do
Speaker 1: stuff with FTN. Now you're everywhere as you should be,
Speaker 1: and we're just lucky to talk to you today. Pat's
Speaker 1: gonna help us break down the golf slate looking forward
Speaker 1: to the wagering opportunities that lay ahead of us here
Speaker 1: at Betting pro So, Pat, welcome to the program is
Speaker 1: so great to have you, my friend.
Speaker 3: Thank you very much. Yeah, almost like you. I'm everywhere
Speaker 3: like Fantasy National Golf Club, the biggest stats database and
Speaker 3: tools on the planet, everyone can get in a Mayo
Speaker 3: media network on YouTube. But he said, a decade's a
Speaker 3: really long time. I'm so old now it freaks me
Speaker 3: out a little bit.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you're catching up to me and kids. You've
Speaker 1: got two. Now I've got two. I'm done. So I
Speaker 1: don't know it's to your limit. Have you finally said
Speaker 1: you know what? This is good? Two is good? I
Speaker 1: think we're good. Or are you pushing the envelope? I know,
Speaker 1: I know you got a lot of things in the works.
Speaker 1: You're moving, you're always doing stuff. But how's the second
Speaker 1: kid affecting the Mayo household?
Speaker 3: Well, two is good enough for me. My wife wants more,
Speaker 3: so we have to kind of figure this out at
Speaker 3: this point. Having two within the span of eighteen months
Speaker 3: kind of push push back the timeline a little bit.
Speaker 1: All right, all right, So let's let's talk a little
Speaker 1: golf here and we'll leave Pat Mayo's private life private.
Speaker 1: He's very wonderful for sharing a little taste of it
Speaker 1: with us here on the program today. Let's talk about
Speaker 1: the course first, in your opinion, what kind of player
Speaker 1: does this course favor and what is that you know?
Speaker 1: First attention we should pay because obviously you know last
Speaker 1: year when you look back at the Masters, Dustin Johnson
Speaker 1: is going to return to defend his crown. But it
Speaker 1: was a record breaking Master's win for him. But who
Speaker 1: else out there in your opinion in terms of style
Speaker 1: of play really kind of fits this course.
Speaker 3: Generally speaking, you're looking for players that have great ball flights,
Speaker 3: can get it up and down around the greens just
Speaker 3: in case you ever end up missing, because these runoff
Speaker 3: areas are so slick that if you don't hit the
Speaker 3: right quadrant of the green, you're no longer going to
Speaker 3: be on the green. Lag putting judging the speed of
Speaker 3: the green. So experience really goes hand in hand with
Speaker 3: playing well at Augustin. You mentioned Dustin Johnson in that
Speaker 3: record breaking performance in November. I think that's the key
Speaker 3: though November. The course is not going to be quite
Speaker 3: as receptive this time around. My guys on the grounds
Speaker 3: at Augusta National right now are telling me firm and fast,
Speaker 3: it's going to play a bit more challenging. Then they
Speaker 3: just had no idea how to control the course because
Speaker 3: they just have never seen a try set up in
Speaker 3: November before. So expect it to be harder, expected to
Speaker 3: be fast and firm, more difficult. So you're looking for
Speaker 3: second shot players who are the best approach players on
Speaker 3: the planet. That's generally the starting point where you want
Speaker 3: to go. And if anyone has a bit of extra distance,
Speaker 3: that only helps to mitigate some of the long distance
Speaker 3: of the second shots. So someone like Bryson or Dustin
Speaker 3: or even John Rahm are they're going to have like
Speaker 3: one hundred and seventy five one hundred and sixty yards
Speaker 3: into some of these part fives to set up eagle
Speaker 3: opportunities where a lot of the players in the field
Speaker 3: are going to be two hundred to twenty five way.
Speaker 3: And that's not to say that those players can't compete,
Speaker 3: it's just their path to getting there is so much
Speaker 3: more difficult.
Speaker 1: All right, Let's let's talk about some of those favors
Speaker 1: that you kind of mentioned there at the very top.
Speaker 1: So if you're looking for odds and go to betting
Speaker 1: pros dot com and you can pull up all the
Speaker 1: consensus odds from everywhere and see which book that you
Speaker 1: like the most. But let's kind of go with general
Speaker 1: speaking here, because if you're looking right now at the
Speaker 1: top dust and Johnson is at plus nine to fifty,
Speaker 1: then you have Bryson de Chambeau at plus eleven fifty
Speaker 1: and Jordan Speith at plus eleven fifty as well. So
Speaker 1: these are the three guys at the top of the board.
Speaker 1: We'll get into that next grouping after that. But are
Speaker 1: you somebody that attacks the favorites always in these kind
Speaker 1: of tournaments or are you somebody that's looking for that
Speaker 1: outside long shot kind of play? Because these are two
Speaker 1: very three i should say, very formidable guys at the top.
Speaker 1: So how do you kind of break them down and
Speaker 1: disseminate between them?
Speaker 3: You really can't, is the thing, especially with the odds
Speaker 3: being so close. And then you can even throw Rom
Speaker 3: Rory and Justin Thomas into that favorite mix as well.
Speaker 3: There are six of them this week. How do you
Speaker 3: discern between all of them? Well, I mean, if one
Speaker 3: of them shows up and plays to ninety seventh percentile,
Speaker 3: they are going to win this tournament. It's just it's golf,
Speaker 3: and that's incredibly difficult to predict So I'm not someone
Speaker 3: who generally bets the favorites ever during a tournament. I
Speaker 3: just don't think that golf odds actually lend itself to that.
Speaker 3: Because when we're thinking about someone like Dustin Johnson, for example,
Speaker 3: in a field with all of the best players in
Speaker 3: the world, and of course he just won, what is
Speaker 3: his actual win equity versus the rest of this field?
Speaker 3: He's nine and a half to one. I mean, do
Speaker 3: the odds actually reflect his win equity? Probably not. He's
Speaker 3: probably he is the favorite to win, no matter what
Speaker 3: sort of model that you run, but it's gonna spit
Speaker 3: out like five and a half percent, six percent, six
Speaker 3: and a half percent. So those odds just don't match up.
Speaker 3: And I just think that casting a wider net at
Speaker 3: something like the Masters and golf betting in general, is
Speaker 3: really the way to go. So let's just call him
Speaker 3: ten to one for the sake of this argument. So
Speaker 3: you can have one Dustin Johnson at ten to one,
Speaker 3: or you can still have four top twenty players in
Speaker 3: the world at forty to one for exactly the same
Speaker 3: price if you bet ten dollars, or let's say you've
Speaker 3: got one hundred dollars ten to one on Dustin Johnson
Speaker 3: to win, you would get your thousand dollars back. Now
Speaker 3: you could bet twenty five dollars on each of those
Speaker 3: forty to one guys and you would get the same
Speaker 3: net payout, except you have four guys. You can avoid
Speaker 3: a disaster from one of them. That's fine. One of
Speaker 3: them goes away, then you have three more runners to
Speaker 3: try to get into the race. So that's the way
Speaker 3: that I like to approach golf. Betting a little bit
Speaker 3: more does become tricky at a tournament like the Masters,
Speaker 3: because going back to twenty twelve was the last time,
Speaker 3: I mean that's when Bubba Watson won his first Masters
Speaker 3: and he was the eighteenth ranked player in the world
Speaker 3: that year. That is the worst player in the world
Speaker 3: to win the Masters since So you're looking at someone
Speaker 3: inside the top twenty if you really want to find
Speaker 3: a winner this week.
Speaker 1: All right, So who are some of these guys that
Speaker 1: you're going to target in these clusters, Because I mean,
Speaker 1: Pat broke it down for you in about as good
Speaker 1: of a way as you possibly can. I think it's
Speaker 1: very tempting to see those big names at the top.
Speaker 1: But what Pat's saying basically is look, you know, you
Speaker 1: kind of spread it out a little bit over a
Speaker 1: few different guys and the next thing, you know, you've
Speaker 1: got better odds. It's like more outs and poker basically
Speaker 1: when you got more cards on the table. So here's
Speaker 1: a question for you with the course, with some of
Speaker 1: these things that you're putting out there, how would you
Speaker 1: go and attack Which certain guys do you think are
Speaker 1: worth the wager in terms of the odds that you
Speaker 1: like where they're at and the style of play that
Speaker 1: you're talking about is going to be needed to be
Speaker 1: successful on this course at Augusta this weekend.
Speaker 3: I think you're looking at Brooks Koepko. He had knee
Speaker 3: surgery about three weeks ago, he hasn't played, and it's
Speaker 3: the last week of February when he came second at
Speaker 3: the WGC against all of the best players in the world.
Speaker 3: He lost to Kaala Morikawa concession that week. He won
Speaker 3: in Phoenix three weeks before that, and you're looking at
Speaker 3: good lead in for him too. That's always really important.
Speaker 3: If you go back and look at the past seven
Speaker 3: winners of the Masters, they had at least two top
Speaker 3: fifteen finishes in their lead up over the three starts
Speaker 3: coming into the Masters, So Brooks does have that. The
Speaker 3: biggest concern about him is his need. Is it gonna
Speaker 3: hold up? In my answer, I have no idea. But
Speaker 3: what I'm getting is we talked about the six favorites.
Speaker 3: Now normally there are. I mean, Speth has played his
Speaker 3: way into this conversation, obviously with a win last week,
Speaker 3: in his history at the Masters, and just his overall popularity.
Speaker 3: It'd be like if Tiger had made a cut coming in,
Speaker 3: he all of a sudden he be the favorite. Just
Speaker 3: because he's Tiger, people want to bet on him. Speith
Speaker 3: is in that category. People want to bet on him.
Speaker 3: Brooks people don't really know, and it's affected his odds
Speaker 3: to the point where I think he is a value bet.
Speaker 3: If you talk about like daily fantasy, I mean he
Speaker 3: might withdraw, who knows, But when you're talking about the
Speaker 3: betting market, there's no difference between last and second. You
Speaker 3: need to become first. That's how you win these bets.
Speaker 3: And Brook's going off at twenty eight to one right now.
Speaker 3: If he was healthy in coming in, he would be
Speaker 3: eleven to one to win. So essentially you inherit the
Speaker 3: risk of you don't know where his game is at,
Speaker 3: you don't know what his health status is at, but
Speaker 3: he's playing and my reports from the course said he
Speaker 3: looks pretty good. He's not limping around or anything like that,
Speaker 3: so he could be playing powesome here. So you're getting
Speaker 3: brooks Kopka at over double the odds of all of
Speaker 3: the other favorites where he would normally be. So when
Speaker 3: I mean, we call this gambling for a reason, you're
Speaker 3: gambling on you, and I think you're getting really good
Speaker 3: odds on a guy who's one of the favorites to win.
Speaker 1: And how much stock do you typically put into somebody
Speaker 1: who's hot coming into a tournament. I mean that you
Speaker 1: sort of alluded to the fact that that's usually a
Speaker 1: good sign. And it seems like in all sports too,
Speaker 1: when a player, individual, or team or whatever it might be,
Speaker 1: When somebody's in a groove, they're in a groove and
Speaker 1: it tends to carry over. Is there anybody else who
Speaker 1: kind of fits that bill for you, that's been playing
Speaker 1: well so far that you feel like, is you know,
Speaker 1: maybe kind of set up for possible success suprising success
Speaker 1: in this tournament?
Speaker 3: Yeah? I think Matthew Fitzpatrick is that guy. You can
Speaker 3: find him as deep as fifty five to one in
Speaker 3: some places. Since since coming state side at the Genesis,
Speaker 3: which Riviera CC in La is probably the biggest crossover
Speaker 3: leader board to Augusta. A lot of former Masters champions
Speaker 3: have won at Riviera, which would make Quail Hollow the
Speaker 3: Wells Fargo Championship another crossover course as well, So those
Speaker 3: two would be the ones that I'm looking for. Fitzpatrick
Speaker 3: started out there and he's not I mean, he's added
Speaker 3: distance to his game is off. The team has been
Speaker 3: really good so far this year, which is surprising because
Speaker 3: he's he's sort of like in the Speed Camp in
Speaker 3: the way that he plays like generally he's shoulder off
Speaker 3: the tee, good long irons, great potter, great chipping, but
Speaker 3: he's added this like extra twenty yards of distance and
Speaker 3: it's really propelled him up the leader boards. He hasn't
Speaker 3: quite closed out anything so far, but he came fifth
Speaker 3: at Riviera. He has no finish worse than t eleven,
Speaker 3: a tie for eleventh than any of his four starts
Speaker 3: so far in America this season, and he's come top
Speaker 3: ten at the Masters before if that was his best
Speaker 3: finish the ye that Danny Willett won in twenty sixteen,
Speaker 3: and ever since then he makes the cut every single year,
Speaker 3: but no real high end performances. But he seems like
Speaker 3: a different player, and he's playing great coming in. If
Speaker 3: the conditions do play firm and fast, that's to his advantage.
Speaker 3: He plays hard courses really well. And one of the
Speaker 3: great things about some of these Brits if you do
Speaker 3: want to target them, just looking at the weather forecast
Speaker 3: right now, it seems like Friday. I mean, it could
Speaker 3: get rained out based on the forecast that we're seeing
Speaker 3: at the moment, but if they do get out there,
Speaker 3: it's going to be soggy. It looks like it's going
Speaker 3: to be super windy. Fitzpatrick is one of the few
Speaker 3: players in the world who the worse the elements get,
Speaker 3: the more to his advantage. That actually plays so in
Speaker 3: ideal conditions, he's pretty good. In bad conditions, he's better
Speaker 3: than most of the other players in the field. So
Speaker 3: bring on the wind if you have Matthew Patrick. But
Speaker 3: he's just been playing so well and he's fifty five
Speaker 3: to one, so I think that's and he's the number
Speaker 3: sixteen ranked player in the world like. He's a very
Speaker 3: good player. I think people are sleeping on him a
Speaker 3: little bit and those odds are massive. So there's him
Speaker 3: and then there's web Simpson that you can get at
Speaker 3: forty to one or forty five to one, depending on
Speaker 3: where he look. His form not so great coming in.
Speaker 3: He does have two top six onages so far this season,
Speaker 3: another one at that WGC the first week they actually
Speaker 3: had Deflorida this season. But he has top twenties at
Speaker 3: the Masters each of the past three years, top tens
Speaker 3: each of the past two years. And once again, if
Speaker 3: this comes down to in irons, chipping and putting competition,
Speaker 3: you just need web Simpson to be okay off the team.
Speaker 3: It doesn't need to be Brooks. He doesn't need to
Speaker 3: be Bryson or rom or Bubble Watson off the tee
Speaker 3: because that is not his game. What he needs to
Speaker 3: do is have the exact same path that Speith does
Speaker 3: to win it. He needs to not bleed strokes off
Speaker 3: the tea. He needs to be around field average, maybe
Speaker 3: slightly better than the field, but not much, and then
Speaker 3: light it up with the irons, which he can do,
Speaker 3: put the lights out, which he can do, and have
Speaker 3: one of the best short games in the world, which
Speaker 3: he does have so forty to forty five to one.
Speaker 3: That way he can go Brooks, web Fitzpatrick and Thore's
Speaker 3: are three guys right away at pretty deep odds.
Speaker 1: That's pretty good. Sounds good to me. Actually, I feel
Speaker 1: so much more empowered now now. I actually, you know,
Speaker 1: I'm somebody who doesn't always, you know, look for the golf.
Speaker 1: I enjoy watching golf. I miss playing golf, but I
Speaker 1: have zero time to do it, which is really sad
Speaker 1: and pathetic. But as my kids are getting older, I
Speaker 1: feel like now I have a little bit more time
Speaker 1: where maybe I can get out there again and you know,
Speaker 1: dust off the old clubs. I used to be okay,
Speaker 1: I know you're good, but I used to be all
Speaker 1: right back, and yeah, that is fake news.
Speaker 3: I have played one round of golf in the past
Speaker 3: three years.
Speaker 1: Really I would see that happen. You have kids and
Speaker 1: all of a sudden, the golf game goes away. It's terrible.
Speaker 1: It's the worst thing ever. I mean, if any time
Speaker 1: you need to go out there and get some time
Speaker 1: to yourself on the golf courses when you have little kids,
Speaker 1: for God's sake, here's a question for you, going back
Speaker 1: to the Keopka injury. Is there any concern with some
Speaker 1: of the elements when you have a surgery, we're coming
Speaker 1: off an injury or things like that that that could
Speaker 1: have a negative effect even though we like the player
Speaker 1: going into it, if there is damp conditions and things
Speaker 1: like that. You know, like it's just kind of putting
Speaker 1: that out there. Is that any sort of pause for
Speaker 1: you when it comes to Koepka because of the elements?
Speaker 3: No, there's no pause for me. But I completely think
Speaker 3: that there's probably gonna be something that pups are like,
Speaker 3: oh no, he doesn't look great right here. But that's
Speaker 3: part of that. That's the reason that you're getting the
Speaker 3: odds that you're getting on Brooks, right Like, that is
Speaker 3: baked in to the risk that comes along with his
Speaker 3: twenty eight to one. So you know, like I said,
Speaker 3: if he withdraws, that sucks, but if he comes second,
Speaker 3: that also sucks. So I'm trying to find guys that
Speaker 3: can win, and I know Brooks can.
Speaker 1: Win, all right, So take me through for those who
Speaker 1: may be new to DFS golf and whatnot, take me
Speaker 1: through your approach here, Like let's say we're on DK
Speaker 1: and we're trying to, you know, put something together here,
Speaker 1: and you want to be able to watch the tournament
Speaker 1: and kind of have some pieces of it. What's the
Speaker 1: best practice for you to say go out there? I mean,
Speaker 1: I know you've mentioned some of the names, but what's
Speaker 1: the approach when you're looking at the pricing of the
Speaker 1: guys you're trying to squeeze people in and say, Okay,
Speaker 1: this is this is how I want to approach the
Speaker 1: slate here for the Masters from a DFS standpoint, because
Speaker 1: I think a lot of people like Waydering standpoint, but
Speaker 1: then if you know they want a little bit more action,
Speaker 1: there's always the DFS side of things too. So how
Speaker 1: would you go through that?
Speaker 3: Well, I would go over to Mayo Media Network and
Speaker 3: watch my walk through videos as I carved through this
Speaker 3: ST's on Fantasy National dot Com and build as.
Speaker 1: You should, by the way, because that has incredible work
Speaker 1: like this that does coach you through. And I've been
Speaker 1: on your show so many times and I think what's
Speaker 1: so great is that you always have content there for
Speaker 1: people who are, you know, new to things that walk
Speaker 1: them through the process. But you've also got the hardcore
Speaker 1: people audience too, that are you know doing this all
Speaker 1: the time. So do the two minute walkthrough for everybody,
Speaker 1: and then everybody go watch the real walkthrough please of
Speaker 1: Patmeo's website, because exactly what you need to kind of
Speaker 1: getch up and speed on the how of doing this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean when you do four hundred jows ere
Speaker 3: you can cater to do at all.
Speaker 1: I mean that seems like a low number for you.
Speaker 1: Actually is the point with four hundred.
Speaker 3: Four hundred Patmeo experiences a year. There's also other content
Speaker 3: that comes out in between with them, the short videos
Speaker 3: and such. But what you want to be doing here
Speaker 3: is trying to jam in as much win equity into
Speaker 3: your six players on draftings as possible. Do not get
Speaker 3: lured in by Fred Couples or Bernhard Langer. These like
Speaker 3: super old dudes who have no shot at winning. Could
Speaker 3: they make the cut? Sure? Why not?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Great they can come fortieth that theys do nothing for
Speaker 3: your draft. Afkins are froster this week, So just avoid
Speaker 3: that temptation because if you put them in, you can
Speaker 3: start jamming in all of the top end guys. You're like,
Speaker 3: my team looks awesome, Oh I need Oh I need
Speaker 3: is Fred Couples to come in ninth. Yeah, well he's
Speaker 3: not coming in ninth, so just get mind right away.
Speaker 3: There are our guys at the bottomless. Then you can
Speaker 3: play a balanced approach. You can play a top heavy approach.
Speaker 3: The pricing is so soft for the masters that you
Speaker 3: can build almost any lineup you want. I would say,
Speaker 3: leave one hundred bucks at least on the table to
Speaker 3: make sure that you don't get duped, because you don't
Speaker 3: want to be splitting that million dollar top prize with anyone.
Speaker 3: Come on now and just if you're gonna play, let's
Speaker 3: say one lineup. You know, just pick whatever six guys
Speaker 3: that you want that you feel comfortable with. I could
Speaker 3: say that you could go as low as Matt Wallace
Speaker 3: at sixty four hundred dollars. There's a group of guys
Speaker 3: down there. So there's Matt Wallace, Ryan Palmer, Kevin nah
Speaker 3: and Robert McIntyre, Bobby Mack, the Scottish lefty bomber. He
Speaker 3: is a debut tomp, which is not great, but he's
Speaker 3: a lefty and he hits it a mile, which usually
Speaker 3: goes a really long way to success at Augusta. So
Speaker 3: you can use those guys at the bottom. If you
Speaker 3: want to jam in all of the guys at the top,
Speaker 3: you're probably better off looking at setting a cap somewhere
Speaker 3: around like sixty seven hundred dollars for your last man in.
Speaker 3: I have a couple of lineups with Max Homa, who's
Speaker 3: one at both of the correlation courses that I talked about,
Speaker 3: Riviera and Quail Hollow. He won Riviera this year. It's
Speaker 3: a second Masters. That's not great, but he's seventy one
Speaker 3: hundred dollars. He is the perfect game for Augusta. If
Speaker 3: you want to be your last man in, you have
Speaker 3: a really balanced lineup with win equity in it, no
Speaker 3: matter who else you took. But if you really want
Speaker 3: to go crazy at sixty seven hundred dollars, there is
Speaker 3: Seeoo Kim just sitting there waiting for you to say.
Speaker 1: That one more time because it was just so fun.
Speaker 3: That would be see Whoo Kim.
Speaker 1: Whoo Yeah, Okay, I.
Speaker 3: Mean he wins, he comes in last, he withdraws. He's
Speaker 3: the Ricky Bobby of golf. He's not first, he's last,
Speaker 3: but he rarely misses the cut of the Masters, and
Speaker 3: he's super cheap, and he's really playing some of the
Speaker 3: best golf he's ever played coming into this, so that's
Speaker 3: really encouraging to see from that front. And then like
Speaker 3: you could start with Speeth if you wanted to, because
Speaker 3: he's super cheap. He's gonna be the highest owned guy
Speaker 3: on DraftKings, but it does give you a he's usually
Speaker 3: the second man in on a lineup because he's so
Speaker 3: you just wanted to start with Speed, go Speak, then Brooks,
Speaker 3: then like web Simpson. I mean, that's a core that
Speaker 3: a lot of people aren't going to have. So there's
Speaker 3: just so many different ways to play it. Just don't
Speaker 3: take yourself out of the running to begin with by
Speaker 3: taking one of these guys who just legit have no
Speaker 3: shot of winning.
Speaker 1: There you have it all right, real quick. I just
Speaker 1: want to ask you too, because you've got an influx
Speaker 1: of some really good young players in recent years. Is
Speaker 1: there anybody maybe out of nowhere or one of the
Speaker 1: young kids you really want to watch play this weekend
Speaker 1: that you think is going to make the cut and
Speaker 1: really be something maybe sooner than later, Because I think
Speaker 1: that's always the thing that sometimes these guys come out
Speaker 1: of nowhere, and some of these young players are very
Speaker 1: advanced games. Obviously, we've seen the evolution of golf over
Speaker 1: the last twenty years. It's a very different game that
Speaker 1: it was when we were growing up as kids in
Speaker 1: terms of these young players really competing once they get
Speaker 1: onto the tour. So is there somebody that kind of
Speaker 1: fits that bill that you might want to just be
Speaker 1: watching some of their rounds as they go into the week.
Speaker 3: I mean, it's always fun to watch Hovlin, Morikawa, Matt Wolf,
Speaker 3: Scheffler and will Zlatours, those five guys in particular, and
Speaker 3: Robert and Tire for that matter, those six, I'm just
Speaker 3: very curious to see how they do another their first
Speaker 3: or second master. Joaquin Neeman is another one. I think
Speaker 3: that they all have the right type of games to
Speaker 3: excel at Augusta. In the future, maybe it comes a
Speaker 3: bit faster for them along this lines. But like Maraka
Speaker 3: is one of the most expensive players on the board,
Speaker 3: He's been a cash cat, He's won three times in
Speaker 3: the past year, He's already won a major. Hovelin has
Speaker 3: a rary style of games, so he's just going to
Speaker 3: be fun to watch and a like I said, I
Speaker 3: have money on Homa to win at one hundred to
Speaker 3: one so you know, I would like him to go
Speaker 3: within that would for me just come inside the top
Speaker 3: ten mad Max and we're fine with that. But the
Speaker 3: young guys, yeah, you want to see how they can
Speaker 3: build their experience and learn the course a lot. But
Speaker 3: just you don't see a lot of first or second
Speaker 3: time players at the Masters win. They can compete, but
Speaker 3: they just don't win. So that really becomes the tough part.
Speaker 1: Like I think that is Pat. I'm curious, do you
Speaker 1: think it's just the information of that first big event
Speaker 1: of the year or is it just the course itself.
Speaker 3: It's the course itself, Like there are so many there's
Speaker 3: the reason that guys like Bernhard and Fred Couples can
Speaker 3: still make the cut at age sixty one. They know
Speaker 3: where to hit it, they know where to miss, they
Speaker 3: know where the ball. Like the biggest example that I
Speaker 3: can give you is probably on Whole eleven where it's
Speaker 3: that one where you start at the very top of
Speaker 3: the hill and then the green is down to the
Speaker 3: left after a huge drop and elevation, that second shot
Speaker 3: with the water off to the left is so intimidating.
Speaker 3: But you just see, like Bernhard Langer like take it
Speaker 3: like a three iron play a worm burner down the
Speaker 3: right hand side's like, oh yeah, if it hits that mound,
Speaker 3: it's gonna bounce onto the back of the green over there,
Speaker 3: and I'm gonna be safe. It just takes reps at
Speaker 3: the course to know that stuff. So for every you
Speaker 3: know Tiger or speed who ends up like winning in
Speaker 3: his first in a second try, most guys don't do that.
Speaker 3: It takes that certain level of experience and familiarity of
Speaker 3: where the course is going to bounce in your favor
Speaker 3: and like you don't want to, Like, there's just certain courses,
Speaker 3: even on the power fives, like, oh, I can't hit
Speaker 3: it deep right there. If I hit it deep right there,
Speaker 3: I might chip into the water coming back up. So
Speaker 3: if I'm gonna miss, I'm gonna miss to the left.
Speaker 3: You guys just have to take through lumps. Some guys
Speaker 3: get accelerated through that, but most do not. So that
Speaker 3: would be the way that I would kind of approach
Speaker 3: it that that experience factor does matter, just because this
Speaker 3: is such a unique course and unlike a lot of
Speaker 3: the ones that the players see throughout the course of
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Speaker 3: I got Oscar stuff coming up. My show hits on everything.
Speaker 1: But we do have a you've never had the ex
Speaker 1: actor here on the Oscar Show. I don't know how
Speaker 1: that's the case.
Speaker 3: I mean, have you seen Have you seen all the
Speaker 3: movies this year?
Speaker 1: I get them sent to me every year because I
Speaker 1: still vote for this Green Actor skill towards, so I
Speaker 1: actually get most of them. Now this year I've been lax.
Speaker 1: Usually I have seen them all. I usually try to
Speaker 1: see them, but this year I was a little behind
Speaker 1: because all the changeover and coming over to Fantasy Pros
Speaker 1: and doing a lot of the other stuff. But typically speaking,
Speaker 1: I am a good go to person because I have
Speaker 1: seen all the things and and I know I do
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Speaker 3: I have one spot left on my Oscars betting show.
Speaker 3: If you want it, and you've seen the movies, it's your.
Speaker 1: Spot's the problem I think this year I'm a bad guess.
Speaker 1: Next year, I'm going to hold you to it. And
Speaker 1: I'm also going to hold you too. If you hit
Speaker 1: the one hundred to one, you and I go out
Speaker 1: and play around of golf with that money, or at
Speaker 1: least a small part of it. Some more nice that's
Speaker 1: all I want.
Speaker 3: I mean, I got some more hero seewoo. Kim is
Speaker 3: one hundred and fifty to one, I'm in on that.
Speaker 3: Kevin is two hundred and fifty to one, I'm in
Speaker 3: on that. Listen, no one picks more losers in golf
Speaker 3: than me from just enticed by these huge odds. But
Speaker 3: I got money on those guys. To any of those guys,
Speaker 3: win ya, I'll treat you to a round of golf.
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Speaker 1: There you have it, and look, you gave us a
Speaker 1: lot of good information. We appreciate your time and your
Speaker 1: insight and the advice to kind of spread it around
Speaker 1: with some of the higher odds and give yourself a
Speaker 1: couple more opportunities to hit big. So hope everybody enjoys
Speaker 1: the Masters this week and this weekend. I know Pat
Speaker 1: Mayo will be watching. Hopefully you will too, and again
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Speaker 1: enjoy your golf this week. Everybody. Thanks for joining in
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