We’re back with another edition of PGA DraftKings golf picks cheat sheets. These DFS Golf cheat sheets will help you make the right DraftKings PGA DFS picks this week and guide you in your lineup-building process. The week is kicking off the 2024 FedEx St. Jude Championship, and these are the best DFS plays on the DraftKings slate as curated by Stokastic’s PGA DFS Sims Tool.
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DraftKings Golf Picks Cheat Sheet: FedEx St. Jude Championship
| Tier | Golfer |
|---|---|
| Superstar | Scottie Scheffler $12,400; 99.36 |
| High | Viktor Hovland $9,500; 83.78 |
| Medium | Adam Scott $7,700; 79.17 Sepp Straka $7,400; 78.38 Wyndham Clark $7,900; 77.98 |
| Low | Victor Perez $6,400; 73.41 Max Greyserman $6,900; 75.88 Will Zalatoris $7,000; 74.56 Tom Hoge $6,800; 74.65 Austin Eckroat $6,300; 73.09 |
Stokastic’s PGA DFS Tools and Projections
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