PGA DraftKings Picks: Zurich Classic Fantasy Golf Cheat Sheet

We’re back with another edition of PGA DraftKings picks cheat sheets for the 2022 PGA Tour season. These DFS Golf cheat sheets will help you make the right DraftKings fantasy golf picks this week, and guide you in your lineup-building process. The week is kicking off with Zurich Classic, and right now Patrick Cantlay is shaping up as one of the best DFS plays on the DraftKings slate. If you’re looking for more daily fantasy PGA picks, be sure to check out Ben Rasa tonight for our Zurich Classic PGA DFS Live Before Lock show on the Awesemo YouTube Channel.

If you’re looking for more ways to get action down on RBC Heritage, be sure to check out all of our expert PGA picks this week.

DraftKings PGA DFS Cheat Sheet: Zurich Classic Fantasy Golf Picks

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Of course, please stop by our Awesemo YouTube channel for free PGA content. This includes fantasy golf lineup advice with Ben Rasa and, as well as PGA picks this week from Jason Rouslin. Don’t forget to look for Jason Rouslin’s in-depth PGA articles every week, where he talks about fit and form, players who are gaining and losing the most strokes and players you should be targeting as daily fantasy golf picks for your DraftKings and FanDuel fantasy lineups.

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Nathan Joyce

I'm a wannabe athlete whose athletic career ended after a long tenure riding the bench through JV baseball. The fantasy sports and sports betting degen side of me blossomed at age 12 when I found fantasy baseball and football, and led to a 12-year submergence into the poker scene -- I started playing "secret" cash games in my parents' basements by age 14. Luckily, I've finally found what I love to do -- write about "fake sports," which my girlfriend refers to it as, though it only took me until age 30. If you decide you like the words I write and follow me on Twitter (@nd_joyce), I apologize in advance for the copious amounts of dog photos you will see.