RSM Classic 2020 Betting Card

Welp, when the betting favorite wins, I will lose money 100% of the time. Life's too short to bet favorites people! I am happy to see DJ get the green jacket though for real. I believe DJ is probably one of the more liked and respected guys among his peers out on the PGA TOUR. So, despite my cracking on him through the years for being barely smart enough to not shit his pants...I'm happy to see him win.

Moving on to the RSM Classic...I'm awaiting tee times and weather confirmation on Wednesday before locking in too many bets. I do think the wind will play a legitimate factor as of now, and I want to take advantage with outrights and likely first round leader bets. I'm now 5 units down since the season restarted back in early September. I'm strictly putting long outrights and first round leaders on this card, and Pat's Not That Anybody Really Cares Betting Card (live on Twitter each week) is up like 40 units. #Bome

***ADDED WEDNESDAY - Removed Norlander as he's WD due to COVID. Removed Tringale. Removed Henley to allow room for Lowry and Harman additions. Lowry has grown on me over the last 48 hours despite having never played here. I love where his iron play has been lately, his form has been very solid, and he's proven to be a great wind player. 35/1 is too long for a guy like that with multiple victories worldwide. I added Brian Harman (aka Cockbite) because I love the value at 45/1 for a guy with a great record here, great current form, and plenty of Georgia boy love at Sea Island.

A trio of Georgia Bulldogs on the card being Henley, Kisner and Thompson sends me from 6 to midnight in my middle faster than you can say "Gator Hater." Henley has three top 10s in the last five years here and his form coming in is better than it's ever been. He's arguably the best iron player in the field since the restart. As a former winner here with a ton of experience at Sea Island, Kisner is a no brainer at a decent number. And Davis Thompson makes these courses his bitch on a regular basis whether in the Jones Cup amateur event, the SEC Championship, or just the weekends whilst taking money of Sea Island Mafia members. He's half the number on a lot of other books. Get the 400/1 while you still can.

The Postman's MC at The Masters isn't something that should throw you off. He's been striking it solid and he's one of the best chippers and putters in the field. This is a total home game for him as he lives on Sea Island. McCarthy has two top 6 finishes in his last four events along with a T8 here last year. He's accurate AF and the second best putter on bermuda over the last 50 rounds in this field. 85/1 is way to large for Denny.

My long hitting Aussie man crush, Cam Davis, checks in at 125/1 despite gaining around 23 strokes total in his last 7 events. He sucked in Houston, but his ceiling is too high to pass up. Tringale is the forgotten tall, dark, handsome and hairy ball striker so far this week. He's played well here over his career and his iron play has been very solid the last 24 rounds. Hahn's three top 10s in four starts and win equity stand out to me at 150/1. He's 15th in GIR gained, 14th in SG: Par 4 scoring and 9th in Driving Accuracy over the last 24 rounds. Finally, Hank Lebioda is just too long at 300/1 given his record here at the Jones Cup and 2 strong showings at the RSM over the last 2 years. He's coming off a T16 at Bermuda where his iron play has been very solid. Hank is very familiar with Sea Island and worth a stab at such a big number.