In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy is joined by Bryan to recap the 3M Open, Jackson Koivun's win, and their 8th place finish in a single-entry contest. They also vent about Michael Brennan and shout out community members Kenny ($250k win) and Rick ($100K win) — a good week for the ISN/Discord crew. Then it's on to Rocket Mortgage at Detroit Golf Club, breaking down the major renovation (bigger greens, new par/strategy, moved bunkers) and how it changes scoring and player archetypes. They react to the new DataGolf projections (Sungjae as top value) and build an unconventional lineup fading the entire $9K range — centered on Ben Griffin, Harris English, Rickie Fowler, and others — with a look at ownership and game theory.

In this episode of the Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack previews the Rocket Mortgage Classic, breaking down Detroit Golf Club's major Tyler Ray renovation. The course now features rebuilt bent-poa greens, flashed bunkers, widened fairways, and fewer trees, along with new native grasses and the removal of standing water, including the 14th-hole pond. With the two easiest par 5s converted into long par 4s, the course drops from a par-72 to a par-70, likely raising scores and putting more weight on approach and around-the-green play. Andy also covers wind as the course's main defense, early scoring expectations, prop edges, and model leans on players like Wyndham Clark, Cameron Young, Xander Schauffele, Ben Griffin, Harris English, and Keegan Bradley.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy is joined by Bryan to recap their Open Championship DFS results. They spotlight a huge weekend for the ISN Discord, headlined by KaiserRose taking down $100K in the $200 single entry with a bomber-leaning lineup of Rory, Cam Young, Gotterup, Burns, Kitayama, and Ryan Fox, plus course-correlation angles credited to Jack. Then it's on to the 3M Open, where they debate whether Scheffler's $14.9K salary makes builds too thin, break down low-6K pairings like Chatfield, Lipsky, and Zach Blair, weigh balanced non-Scottie builds featuring Hideki, Koivun, Connors, and Jordan Smith, and run a giveaway contest tied to Scheffler's projected $5 contest ownership.

In this episode of the Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack opens with an update from Open Championship week at Royal Birkdale, where missed cuts from Justin Rose, Viktor Hovland, Akshay Bhatia, and Harris English hurt his DraftKings position, leaving his remaining upside tied to an 11-under winning score and a Si Woo Kim win, while a Sam Burns victory at 10-under would be the worst outcome for his bets. He then previews the 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities, making the case that it's misread as a bomb-and-gouge or putting contest when it's really an accuracy, penalty-stroke, and approach-driven test that neutralizes distance and rewards short game more than putting. He breaks down course specs, weather and firmness expectations, and early winning-score modeling, with Scottie Scheffler leading the course-fit ratings alongside names like Tom Kim and Doug Ghim, and calls out "without Scheffler" markets for mispricing the field. Subscribe for weekly picks and analysis all season long.

On this episode of the Inside Golf Podcast, Andy is joined by Bryan to preview their Open Championship DFS slate, starting with Bryan's recent double outright win with Tom Kim and Steven Fisk. They touch on a rough DFS week and preview upcoming ISN content, including a members-only podcast with Data Golf founder Matt and Steve's Open week weather coverage. Strategically, they dig into how DraftKings pricing looks shifted down this week, expected chalk plays like Si Woo Kim, Min Woo Lee, Henley and Rai, and where they see leverage building against the field. They also weigh in on a low-owned Scheffler after his first missed cut in years and debate top-end ownership between Fleetwood and Fitzpatrick, closing out with sample lineups built around names like Aberg, Morikawa, Lowry, Cam Young, Reed and Bobby Mac. Don't forget to use code ISN's discount codes, please see below.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack previews the Open Championship with a betting and course focused breakdown of Royal Birkdale. He covers Inside Sports Network's major week discount codes, a live weather blog led by Steve, and member shows with Matt from Data Golf. Andy then explains why Open venues run higher variance, then breaks down Birkdale's history, the 2026 renovations including a new long par 3 15th, and how the course played in 2017 and 2008. Andy concludes the episode sharing his early betting favorites and breaks down which players offer the best DFS value this week.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy is joined by Bryan to recap a tough DFS week at the John Deere Classic, where Chris Gotterup's win saved lineups while chalk plays like Andrew Novak and Ben Cole faded. They shift into links season, breaking down how to use the Six of Six trends tool to review recent events and spot over- and under-owned players relative to performance, with examples like Xander Schauffele, Bryson DeChambeau, and Wyndham Clark. The guys then preview the Scottish Open DraftKings slate, debating Scottie Scheffler's price tag and likely ownership gap versus Rory McIlroy, plus how weather could shape lineup construction. They break down targets across the price tiers, including Tommy Fleetwood, Ludvig Åberg, Viktor Hovland, Tyrrell Hatton, Bob MacIntyre, Si Woo Kim, JT, and Harris English, with a quick look at Open Championship prep to close things out.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy is joined by Bryan to recap their Travelers DFS results, noting they succeeded largely without Scottie Scheffler, as top single-entry lineups also faded him in favor of a balanced build with mid-8K golfers. Shifting to the John Deere Classic slate, they break down likely ownership around Ben Griffin and Gotterup, course fit factors favoring accuracy and total driving with devalued putting, and build a preliminary lineup while highlighting several 7K-range options in Blades Brown, Bezuidenhout, Rico Hoey, Novak, and Suber. They briefly discuss Zach Johnson as a punt and share personal biggest DFS scores before closing with Fourth of July plans and ISN promotions.

In this episode of the Inside Golf Podcast, Andy dives into the John Deere Classic at TPC Deere Run, breaking down the course specs, expected scoring conditions, and what to look for heading into the week. Driving accuracy emerges as the standout predictive edge on a balanced, low-correlation layout that historically plays as a birdie fest, and Andy walks through how to approach the field with that in mind. Before wrapping, he shines a spotlight on ISN's tennis product just in time for Wimbledon, then closes with his early betting leans for the week, highlighting Doug Ghim and Jackson Koivun as names worth watching at TPC Deere Run.

In this episode of the Inside Golf Podcast, host Andy is joined by Bryan to recap a brutal US Open DFS week marked by extremely low 6-of-6 rates, breaking down key mistakes tied to heavy chalk exposure — particularly Patrick Reed — alongside other misses like Adam Scott, Viktor Hovland, J.J. Spaun, and Shane Lowry. They highlight some correct calls including Scottie Scheffler, Tom Kim, and Keith Mitchell, and work through cut killers and heroes, ownership lessons, and lineup-building takeaways. The conversation then shifts to the no-cut Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands, with debate around Scheffler's outlook amid perceived swing and body language changes, likely ownership levels, and his optimizer value. Justin Thomas and Ludvig Åberg emerge as the preferred top-end plays, with a look at Cameron Young's injury and leverage potential. In the mid and lower tiers, the guys discuss Ben Griffin, J.J. Spaun as a flop-lag, Aaron Rai, Ryan Gerard, Corey Conners, Eric Cole, Bud Cauley, and potential rebound plays in Akshay Bhatia and Shane Lowry. The episode closes with quick film recommendations for The Furious and Waves.