In this episode of the Inside Golf Podcast, Andy reviews a tough Memorial week driven by heavy Jordan Spieth exposure, using the Six Of Six app — a real-time DraftKings golf DFS dashboard tracking live ownership and equity — to break down his leverage plays (low-owned Justin Rose) and fade targets (highly owned Ryan Gerard), with a Tommy Fleetwood outright anchoring his betting card. He then previews the Canadian Open at TPC Toronto, a flat, driver-friendly track he compares to TPC Craig Ranch, where wedge play (100–150) and 200+ approaches will be decisive. Matt Fitzpatrick and Sam Burns lead the model, with Wyndham Clark among the highlights. He closes with early Shinnecock Hills thoughts on tee club selection, wide fairways, and severe miss penalties.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy is joined by Brian "the Dentist" to recap a profitable, but frustrating, week of Colonial DFS, including an outright bet on Eric Cole that slipped away late. They also break down their 6-of-6 results: Andy played 21 lineups by avoiding cut killers like Rickie Fowler, Tony Finau, and Sungjae Im, while cashing in on Michael Brennan, Cole, Gary Woodland, and Russell Henley. The guys dig into DFS process, contest selection, and bankroll growth, making the case that higher-entry contests can actually be easier to profit in, and debate single-entry vs. multi-lineup strategies and Showdown formats. Then it's on to the Memorial, where they tackle the big question: do you pay up for Scottie Scheffler at $13,500 in a cut event? They also share interest in Matt Fitzpatrick, Ludvig Åberg, Si Woo Kim, Patrick Cantlay, Adam Scott, Corey Conners, Aaron Rai, and Nick Taylor, and walk through lineup construction and ownership considerations.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy covers a quick Colonial update including Eric Cole and Gerard's Data Golf win chances and the course's approach-heavy nature. Then a full Memorial Tournament preview: Muirfield Village course specs, the 2021 renovation, and why accuracy, long irons, and short game matter most. The host also breaks down his Six of Six app — a real-time DraftKings golf DFS dashboard tracking live ownership across all entered contests — and shows it in action with a 19/20 player pool through the cut. He identifies who to fade in lineups ahead of him (J.J. Spahn, Ryan Gerard, Alex Smalley) and which low-owned plays give him leverage (Jordan Smith, Hideki, Eric Cole).

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy is joined by Bryan as they preview the Charles Schwab Challenge DFS slate, covering expected poor weather at Colonial and how softer conditions will shift the course's usual firm, narrow, Bermuda-rough identity — creating an edge for those who adjust beyond Data Golf. They recap last week's results, noting balanced builds won and their chalky lineup fell short, and plug the Six of Six app. For Colonial, they debate high-owned Ludvig Åberg, back Hideki Matsuyama as a lower-owned anchor, and strongly endorse Bud Cauley and Andrew Novak. Other mentions include Keegan Bradley, Eric Cole, Tom Kim, Doug Ghim, Brian Harman, Sam Stevens, Akshay Bhatia, Gary Woodland, and Chris Kirk. They close with movie recs.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy gives an overview of course talk, addressing setup concerns at TPC Craig Ranch following heavy rain and questioning why the new back tee boxes see so little use. The bulk of the episode focuses on Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth — covering its history, the 2023 Gil Hanse/Jim Wagner renovation, its typically over-par scoring, and why the course rewards accuracy, short-to-mid iron approach play, and around-the-green skill over raw distance, particularly out of non-overseeded Bermuda rough. He wraps up with model favorites and potential bets: Putnam, Cauley, Novak, JT, Henley, Hideki, Keegan, and Ryo — plus a quick nod to Knicks playoff excitement.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy and Bryan recap recent PGA DFS results and welcome Leo, founder of the Six of Six app (sixofsix.golf), to explain how the Sweat tool and—more importantly—the growing history and analytics dashboard help players understand roster tendencies, contest selection, ROI by format, and field-wide lineup impacts. They discuss how cut-making chalk and low-owned leverage plays affected recent tournaments, congratulate Aaron Rai, and share early Byron Nelson thoughts, including interest in Sungjae Im and Ryo. The conversation shifts to TPC Craig Ranch’s renovation, skill separation, and slate construction, focusing on the difficulty of playing Scottie Scheffler at a record salary given a thin 6K range. They build a non-Scheffler sample lineup and close with travel and upcoming event notes.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy shares his take on the PGA Championship at Aronimink: firm conditions, wind, tough pins, and plenty of uncertainty make for a great major test. He also touches on how player complaints can actually signal course quality, spectator relief rules, putting noise, and skill separation.The show then moves to a CJ Cup Byron Nelson betting & DFS preview, covering TPC Craig Ranch's $25M renovation (bentgrass greens, zoysia fairways, redesigned bunkers), expected scoring, and updated model outputs — with Sungjae Im at 45-1 flagged as the top value play.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy is joined by Bryan and Discord member Jake Kleinrichert to break down a first look at the PGA Championship DFS slate and discuss Aronimink's uncertain course fit, emphasizing approach play, long-iron buckets, and how setup, weather, and pin positions could influence scoring. They promote the 6 of 6 app for live sweating and post-tournament tracking, then move into roster construction implications of a $5K pricing range and likely ownership around Scottie Scheffler, Cameron Young, Rory McIlroy, and other top names. Jack shares comps and model outputs, highlighting Thomas Detry and Rasmus Højgaard, while the group debates building strategies and finalizes a sample lineup. They close with over-owned cheap-play notes, ISN premium content plugs, and their winning predictions.

In this episode of the Inside Golf Podcast, host Andy previews the PGA Championship, breaking down Aronimink Golf Club and why the 2018 BMW Championship is a weak comp. He frames Aronimink as primarily an approach-and-putting test with short-iron emphasis, projects damp early-week conditions and an estimated winning score around 14 under, shares his top-20 rankings, discusses Scheffler's outlook, and breaks down early outright bets including Cameron Young, Si Woo Kim, and Sepp Straka.

In this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy is joined by Joseph LaMagna of The Fried Egg to preview the PGA Championship at Aronimink, a Donald Ross design hosting a major again after the rain-softened 2018 BMW Championship. They discuss how firmness, lack of subair, and a rainy forecast could drive scoring toward even par or slightly under, with wide-ish fairways, big sloped greens, and a likely driver-heavy setup making putting and lag putting especially important. They compare Aronimink’s member-focused Gil Hanse restoration to Oak Hill’s major-centric renovation, debate whether the course favors distance, and highlight key holes and a potentially decisive finishing stretch. They assess major contenders including Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy, Cameron Young, Xander Schauffele, Jon Rahm, and Bryson DeChambeau, plus sleepers like Min Woo Lee, Sepp Straka, Sam Burns, Harris English, and Chris Gotterup.