In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack is joined by Bryan to preview the Butterfield Bermuda Championship at Port Royal, where unusually high variance means winners can come from the $6K range and the usual DFS lineup rules may not apply. They break down why the course takes the edge away from driving while keeping wedges and putting important, why weather and a potential wave edge will shape final decisions and which correlated venues line up best, including Pebble Beach, Summerlin, Waialae and RSM. They then go through the board, debating whether to fade or eat Ben James chalk at $10.9K, highlighting Eric Cole, Andrew Novak, Kevin Roy, Chris Kirk, Max McGreevy, Zac Blair and Taylor Pendrith and sharing bets on Novak, Roy, McGreevy and Lee Hodges.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack is joined by producer Josh to preview the Butterfield Bermuda Championship at Port Royal, the shortest course on the PGA Tour, and why it is one of the most volatile weak-field events to bet. He explains why wind, wedge play and putting drive outcomes while driving and overall skill matter less, pointing to a history of longshot winners and a course-fit radar plot where only around-the-green play rates as more predictive than average. With an easier, earlier-season setup and a winning score around -21 to -23, putting and wedges matter even more this year. They also discuss the new website weather live blog featuring Steve’s Discord updates. He then goes through his in-depth model for the week, with Ben James, Andrew Novak, Kevin Roy, Zach Blair, David Ford and K.H. Lee standing out as interesting fits.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack is joined by Brian Kirschner to recap a September Scottish Highlands trip for Andy’s bachelor party, planned with East Sands Golf, covering the smooth logistics, budget flexibility and the golfers they met. They flew into Edinburgh and played six rounds in five days, opening at Nairn, which they highly recommend for its standout routing, and finding Moray at Lossiemouth solid but less essential. Gil Hanse’s Castle Stuart brings dramatic views and extreme wind and is pricey but a must for Brian, while Royal Dornoch, with its strong Donald Ross connections, tough wind and great caddies, is the centerpiece and their top course. A 36-hole day pairs Brora, a links with grazing animals and electric fences, with surprise favorite Golspie and its seaside-to-heathland variety and standout par-3 16th. Brian closes on how different and compelling golf abroad can be.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack is joined by Bryan to look back on a rough DFS week and preview the no-cut Baycurrent Classic at Yokohama Country Club, a strong field with fewer entrants and real edges for DFS players. After Matt Wallace, Pierceson Coody and Max Greyserman missed the cut as core plays, they explain why a fourth-place finish paying just $250 is pushing them toward flatter, smaller-field contests, then walk through updates to the sortable model on the site, how it compares to DataGolf and an off-the-tee accuracy adjustment that hits Min Woo Lee. They then go through the model for the week, with Xander Schauffele and Collin Morikawa preferred over Wyndham Clark at the top and Taylor Moore, Lee Hodges, Coody, Matt McCarty, Rickie Fowler, Wallace, Brian Harman, Max Homa and Michael Thorbjornsen standing out as interesting fits. They close with a recommendation for "Prime Time," the film about "To Catch a Predator," plus other movie picks and some Oscars betting talk.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack is joined by producer Josh to preview the former Zozo Championship at Yokohama Country Club in Japan, where a strong field led by Xander Schauffele meets a Coore and Crenshaw redesign built for scoring. He walks through the redesign, including wide fairways, heavy bunkering, lots of short grass around the greens and two par fives that drove scoring last year, and why Typhoon Choy Wan and softer conditions push his model toward driving and approach while easing off accuracy. He then goes through his in-depth model for the week, with Xander Schauffele a clear No. 1 and Collin Morikawa, Min Woo Lee, Sungjae Im and Ryan Gerard standing out as interesting fits.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack is joined by Bryan to preview the Black Desert Championship DFS slate, digging into a weak fall swing field and what it means for contest selection on DraftKings. They break down why the wide fairways still punish missed drives, why Presidents Cup players like Brooks Koepka and Nick Taylor made the trip and where the new ISN interactive model disagrees with DataGolf on Harry Hall, Mackenzie Hughes, Max Homa, Patrick Rodgers and Max Greyserman. They then go through projections, with Koepka the chalk play, Matt Coody their top value and Ben James, Michael Brennan, Matt Wallace and Maverick McNealy standing out, plus bets on Jackson Suber, Hall and Jordan L. Smith.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack is joined by producer Josh and BK to recap the U.S. team's 17-13 Presidents Cup win at Medinah No. 3, from the 9.5-2.5 Sunday singles comeback to the course's strong match-play setup and the captaincy criticism, especially sitting Scottie Scheffler in foursomes. They review the strokes gained, with Cam Young the top U.S. performer, Sungjae Im leading the Internationals in approach, Wyndham Clark better than his 1-4 record and Brooks Koepka delivering a key singles win. They then turn to Black Desert in Utah, where wide fairways with severe miss penalties make distance plus accuracy off the tee the key fit. They close with a first look at the new ISN interactive modeling and EV tool, with early leans on Kris Ventura, Ben James, Jackson Suber and Max Greyserman.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack previews the Presidents Cup at a renovated Medinah No. 3 and shifts from architecture to betting a 12 v 12 match play format of foursomes, four-ball and singles. He walks through the OCM renovation, including wider corridors, larger greens, more short grass and a rerouted lake-side finish, and why it favors accuracy, left-miss avoidance, bentgrass putting and experience, with birdie making key in four-ball. He then goes through his in-depth model for the week, with Wyndham Clark and Ryan Fox rising in best ball, Russell Henley and Justin Thomas fitting alternate shot and Si Woo Kim and Tom Kim his best Internationals pairing.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy is joined by Bryan for a DFS First Take on the Biltmore Championship at Walnut Cove, where the Fall Swing returns at a course with no PGA Tour history, no Data Golf course fit adjustment and real room to get off market. They walk through the smaller DraftKings contest structures, the ownership crunch between Jackson Koivun and Jacob Bridgeman and whether 35 to 40 percent makes Koivun a fade in single entry, then build around the venue itself, five par 3s, three par 5s, elevation and an over index on 200 yard plus long irons. Favorite plays include J.T. Poston, Kevin Yu, Ben James, Corey Conners, Mac Meisner, Jackson Suber, Rico Hoey and Christiaan Bezuidenhout, plus a look at the thin 6K range.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack previews the inaugural Biltmore Championship at Jack Nicklaus' Walnut Cove in Asheville, a par 71 listed at 7,249 yards that plays shorter at altitude, with delayed DraftKings pricing and thin market attention leaving bettors ahead of the numbers. He breaks down five long par 3s, short reachable par 5s and a heavy dose of 200 yard plus approaches that put long irons at a premium, expects soft conditions with rough height as the key defense and sees accuracy outweighing distance. He then works through his early card, with Jackson Suber the 55-1 favorite, Kevin Yu drawing interest, Doug Ghim a pass at 22-1 to 25-1 and Bo Hossler, Patrick Fishburn, Rico Hoey and J.T. Poston also in play.