June 14, 2016

2016 US Open



The 2016 US Open is upon us-the first of a slew of great golf events over the next 3ish months. (US Open, British Open, PGA Championship, Olympics, Ryder Cup)


The venue this year looks more impossible than even last year. Oakmont has a long history with championship golf, the most recently being the 2007 US Open when the Duck beat the Tiger and the Birdman by one stroke at +5 over par.




The videos being posted on social media by Rickie Fowler, Justin Thomas, etc all show how crazy impossible the course looks. The greens look very, very fast. The rough looks ridiculously deep. As in, without spotters, you would likely lose your ball in the rough completely. The winner of this tournament will likely be over par over 72 holes. Jordan Spieth, defending US Open champ, said he would happily sign for even par right now if he could! The cours

Going into the major, here are the current official World Golf Ranks:



Now on to the fantasy side of things. As an update, here is the all time list of Major Winners:

And the updated all time Major Results:

2013 Masters- Abe
2013 US Open- Bill
2013 British Open- Paul
2013 PGA-  Adam

2014 Masters- Campbell
2014 US Open- Jeremy
2014 British Open- Paul
2014 PGA- Bill

2015 Masters- Jeremy
2015 US Open- Paul
2015 British Open- Paul
2015 PGA- Bill

2016 Masters- Jeremy




Jeremy, Paul, and Bill are the "big 3" in this universe. Each of them has a US Open under their belt already. You'd have to go back to the 2014 Masters to find a winner from outside this trio. The last 3 majors were also won by these 3 people. SO.... EVERYONE ELSE..... lets go. Lets end this streak.


The full results from the 2016 Masters. The order for the draft will be reverse standings:

Jeremy : EVEN (Winner)
Cbell : +15
Paul : +17
James : +18
Bill : +25
Dan : +30
Beck :  +32
Adam : +37
Sean : +42
Abe : +43


Rules:

The final score of all the players on each team will be added up and the lowest cumulative score wins. Each team will have 4 golfers.

+10 will be added to any players score who misses the cut (this has been altered as a larger penalty for this tourney since the projected winner may be above par)

-10 will be deducted from the score of the team who picks the Champion

If there is a WD, that player will be given a score of the worst round from that day. And then a one time penalty of +10 (the same penalty a player who misses the cut would get.)

Moving on the the draft,


Draft:

Round 1:
Abe- Ricky Fowler
Adam- Jordan Spieth
Beck- Jason Day
Dan- Hideki Matsuyama
Bill- Rory McIlroy
James- Dustin Johnson
CBell- Justin Rose
Jeremy- Matt Kuchar
Marty- Henrik Stenson

Round 2:
Marty- Adam Scott
Jeremy- Patrick Reed
CBell- Phil Mickelson
James- Bubba Watson
Bill- Brooks Koepka
Dan- Branden Grace
Beck- Zach Johnson
Adam- Sergio Garcia- loser
Abe-Ryan Moore

Round 3:
Abe- Brandt Snedeker
Adam- Charl Schwartzel
Beck- Danny Willett
Dan- Louis Oosthuizien
Bill- JB Holmes
James- Kevin Chappell
CBell- Jimmy Walker
Jeremy- Daniel Berger
Marty- Charly Hoffman

Round 4:
Marty- Marc Leishman
Jeremy- Paul Casey
CBell- Lee Westwood
James- Matthew Fitzmagic
Bill- Billy Horschel
Dan- Webb Simpson
Beck- Justin Thomas
Adam- Cabrera-Bello
Abe- Jim Furyk





The Teams

Team Abe: Fowler, Moore, Sneds, Furyk

Team James: DJ, Bubba, Chappell, Fitzpatrick

Team Dan: Matsuyama, Grace, Oost, Webb

Team Jeremy: Kooch, Reed, Berger, Casey

Team Adam: Spieth, Sergio, Charl, Cab-Bell

Team Beck: Day, ZJ, Willett, JT

Team Cbell: Rose, Phil, Walker, Westwood

Team Bill: McIlroy, Koepka, Holmes, Horschel

Team Marty: Scott, Stenson, Leishman, Hoffman


The Final Standings

Beck: +21 (Winner)
Adam +24
James:   +31 (including the bonus for DJ)
Marty: +45 (+24 from Stenson)
Abe: +49 (wins tiebreaker with Bill from Furyk)
Bill: +49
Dan: +50
Jeremy: +55
Cbell: +64


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