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It's pronounced wis-sahick-on FLOURTOWN, PA - It's been five weeks since our last win and right about now that feels like a lifetime. I seldom share much outside of scorecard length and bunker totals, but for some reason the last few weeks have been really challenging and fun. Challenging… designing a weekly winning card involves more strategy than ever. The careful collaboration of live and pre-tourney betting required to stay positive (earnings) in an environment where volatility's only...

Subscribe to receive Read The Line's FREE weekly newsletter and never miss another winning pick! SUBSCRIBE TODAY It's pronounced wis-sahick-on FLOURTOWN, PA - It's been five weeks since our last win and right about now that feels like a lifetime. I seldom share much outside of scorecard length and bunker totals, but for some reason the last few weeks have been really challenging and fun. Challenging… designing a weekly winning card involves more strategy than ever. The careful collaboration...

2024 CJ CUP Byron Nelson winner - Taylor Pendrith 100-1 One year ago, we hit an incredible outright when Taylor Pendrith fired a closing round 67 to beat Ben Kohles by one shot in McKinney, Texas. Those who watched the final hole know just how wild a finish it was. THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson has been a bit of a birdie-fest since it moved to TPC Craig Ranch. The average winning score including Pendrith's victory is 25 under par. Finishing on a 552-yard par 5 sets you up for a memorable end, but...

2024 CJ CUP Byron Nelson winner - Taylor Pendrith Subscribe to receive Read The Line's FREE weekly newsletter and never miss another winning pick! SUBSCRIBE TODAY 100-1 One year ago, we hit an incredible outright when Taylor Pendrith fired a closing round 67 to beat Ben Kohles by one shot in McKinney, Texas. Those who watched the final hole know just how wild a finish it was. THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson has been a bit of a birdie-fest since it moved to TPC Craig Ranch. The average winning score...

A strong pair Avid readers of Read The Line know some Sundays are better than others. We have backed Justin Thomas three times this season (API, PLAYERS, Masters) only to watch him win Sunday in Hilton Head. If that wasn't hard enough to digest, our +4000 LPGA outright Akie Iwai bogeyed the seventy-second hole in Los Angeles to lose. Most might need a moment to dust themselves off and stand back up. We don't have a moment and the dust displays character. While the LPGA hosts their first major...

Subscribe to receive Read The Line's FREE weekly newsletter and never miss another winning pick! SUBSCRIBE TODAY A strong pair Avid readers of Read The Line know some Sundays are better than others. We have backed Justin Thomas three times this season (API, PLAYERS, Masters) only to watch him win Sunday in Hilton Head. If that wasn't hard enough to digest, our +4000 LPGA outright Akie Iwai bogeyed the seventy-second hole in Los Angeles to lose. Most might need a moment to dust themselves off...

One signature Sunday HILTON HEAD, SC - It's amazing how a single movie line can seemingly encapsulate truly historic theater. The Sunday battle between Masters Champion Rory McIlroy and surprise runner-up Justin Rose lived up to all the overnight hyperbole. The 2025 major championship season is officially underway, and I learned a ton being on-site at Augusta National Golf Club. We rarely get to see LIV's best golfers and one of them did not disappoint. Tyrell Hatton and Patrick Reed also...

Subscribe to receive Read The Line's FREE weekly newsletter and never miss another winning pick! SUBSCRIBE TODAY One signature Sunday HILTON HEAD, SC - It's amazing how a single movie line can seemingly encapsulate truly historic theater. The Sunday battle between Masters Champion Rory McIlroy and surprise runner-up Justin Rose lived up to all the overnight hyperbole. The 2025 major championship season is officially underway, and I learned a ton being on-site at Augusta National Golf Club. We...

The Question AUGUSTA, GA - The 89th Masters begins tomorrow morning when Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player, and Tom Watson strike their ceremonial tee shots. Fred Ridley will announce the start of the year's first major championship and in one singular moment everyone tightly (or loosely) connected to this wonderful game will all ask me the same exact question, "Hey Keith, who is going to win The Masters?" Ninety-five of the world's best players are taking the most coveted drive in golf this week...