With just one round left at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship, I will take my slight profit for the event and move on to next week’s World Wide Technologies Championship at Mayakoba. That is probably different from the answer everyone wants to hear, but sometimes a wager not made is as good as anything you can do for the day when the statistical data is irrelevant for the week.
I do believe our head-to-head loss Saturday of Scott Brown over Fabian Gomez was structurally sound on the most basic level. Gomez finished the day in a share of 46th out of 67 golfers, but we got caught in the trap that I was worried about as the lack of statistical data caused issues throughout the board.
I know some of you out there were fortunate and had plays that ended up being winners against the Argentinian since all shops offer different matchups, but that is one of the reasons I try to pinpoint fade candidates over anything else since they can more easily be found when you look around.
Keep that in mind when you read my articles — the true play is the fade of the opponent. However, let’s move on and quickly talk about the top of the board heading into Sunday.