PGA DFS Picks & Expert DraftKings Showdown Lineups for Round 4 British Open

Sunday at British Open is always a special day, as golf for the day is over by 2:30 pm! Major Championship golf in the morning when you wake up is special. Add in a chance to win $100,000 for the final round PGA DFS DraftKings showdown slate, and it makes for a fun Sunday morning of daily fantasy golf! It’s been a fun tournament so far, with some of the best near or at the top of the leaderboard, which should make for a thrilling DFS golf finish tomorrow.

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PGA DFS Showdown Picks: British Open Round 4

British Open Round 3 Recap

The morning started bright and early, at 4:25. The first star to tee off was Rory McIlroy, and he wouldn’t disappoint as he birdied the first hole and sped out to a four-under 31 on the front. Many thought he would couple that with a good back nine and get himself back in this thing, but he would falter badly and finished at just one under. Bobby Macintyre, who was out a bit before Rory, would shoot 65 on the day and jump up the leaderboard. Kevin Streelman would also continue his solid major form this year and would shot a bogey-free 66.

Corey Conners would put together another solid round, his third in a round, and shot 66, and sits just four back, and with his ball-striking prowess, could be one to steal this tomorrow, if and only if he catches fire with his putter.

Then the stars would come out, as all eyes were on Louis Oosthuizen. He would maintain his good form throughout the round, while Jordan Spieth struggled late, and Collin Morikawa struggled early, allowing Louis to maintain his lead. At the end of the day, Morikawa’s bounce-back would put him just one back, and he will play in the final group with King Louis tomorrow.

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Round 3 Stat Recap

Here are the leaders in strokes gained through Three rounds:

Driving Accuracy

Marcel Siem and Richard Bland
Brandt Snedeker
Aaron Rai and Benjamin Hebert

Greens In Regulation

Corey Conners
Billy Horschel
Brandt Snedeker

Putting

Jazz Janewattananond
Collin Morikawa
Ian Poulter

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British Open PGA DFS Picks

There’s always a story on Sunday at the Open. Whether it’s Hatong Li or Rory McIlroy, it’s been someone every year. Finding who it will be tomorrow will inevitably help win the $100,000 to first. Positional points are in play, just as a reminder.

Lastly, Conners will be one of the highest-owned golfers on the slate tomorrow, but he does set up quite well for the final-round showdown contests.

PGA DFS Picks for Round 4 of The British Open

Scottie Scheffler ($9,500): With so much focus on Oosthuizen, Morikawa and Spieth, that should inevitably lead to others being lower owned. Now, I don’t expect Scheffler to get anything below 20%, but he’s shown the ability to maneuver around the links course quite well in his first British Open. He’s performed well in almost all other majors as well, so this shouldn’t be too much of a surprise.
Cameron Smith ($8,900): Hanging around all week, Smith has looked good with all parts of his game this week, but at all different times. Saving pars from terrible approach shots/ drives or missing shorter birdie putts, Smith has still found a way to get inside the top 10 heading into the final round. With one of the best short games out there, if the irons can get hot for one round, he’s got the putting ability to go low.
Matt Wallace ($7,000): After a bit of a disappointing opening round. Wallace has bounced back with two rounds in the 60s. Over the three rounds, he has 13 birdies, so it’s not like he’s not striking it well. If he can avoid the bogeys tomorrow, I could see him climbing inside the top 10, or maybe even five if he goes bogey-free.

Sneaky Pick for the Round 4 Showdown

Jason Kokrak ($6,400): Maybe I should have switched both him and Wallace as Kokrak should be popular given his price tomorrow, while Wallace is probably still a bit under the radar. Kokrak found form today shooting 66, bouncing into the top 20 for the week. He and Kevin Streelman both supply good salary relief while still providing upside in the slate. I expect both he and Kokrak to be paired up quite a bit tomorrow.

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Jason established his roots in the littlest state that could...Rhode Island. But after 29 years of bitter cold, and only being able to play golf 4 months a year, upended those roots and moved to Florida. Now four years later, Jason is a husband to Sarah and father of two boys, James & Myles. A dog and more specifically Lab lover (Bella), he dedicates his time to serve as the lead of PGA content at Awesemo.com. In the time he is not diving into the PGA stats and covering this week's current tournament, you can find him researching and trading stocks, on the golf course, at Disney World, on a hike, or somewhere in between. Want to chat? Have a question about Golf/Stocks or anything else? Hop on twitter and give him a message @dfsgolfer23. You can also contact Jason by emailing [email protected].