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Len Hochberg is a golf writer who specializes in providing analysis, strategy, and insights for fantasy sports players. He writes for RotoWire and Major League Baseball (MLB), focusing on PGA golf events and providing picks, recaps, and draft strategies for fantasy golf enthusiasts.
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Len Hochberg's work is primarily focused on event coverage within the sports domain, particularly in golf and PGA Tour. He provides detailed insights into strategies for daily fantasy sports (DFS), rankings, profiles, and one-and-done strategy.
Given his extensive event coverage focus in golf and DFS strategy, Len would likely be interested in receiving expert commentary from individuals who can provide unique insights into players' performance trends, upcoming tournaments, or innovative DFS strategies within the world of professional golf.
Considering that Len does not have a specific geographic focus but rather covers events across various locations where PGA Tours are held, outreach to him could involve providing valuable perspectives on global trends or developments within the PGA Tour landscape.
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The most impressive thing about Austin Eckroat 's second PGA Tour win, at the World Wide Technology Championship on Sunday, is that it showed the versatility in his game.
By: Len Hochberg
Purse: $6.9M Winner's Share: $1.242M FedEx Cup Points: 500 to the Winner Location: Southampton Parish, Bermuda Course: Port Royal Golf Course Yardage: 6,828 Par: 71
Maybe the greatest thing about sports, the reason we watch, is that no one knows what will happen. We simply cannot predict what will happen, even when we are certain what will happen -- and what can't possibly happen.
Purse: $7.6M Winner's Share: $1.368M FedEx Cup Points: 500 to the Winner Location: St. Simons Island, Ga. Courses: Seaside (primary) and Plantation at Sea Island Golf Club Yardage: 7,005 Seaside/7,060 Plantation Par: 70/72
There have been so many first-time winners on the PGA Tour this season that it finally had to become a topic on last week's RotoWire Rundown. The number reached a whopping 14 after last week.
Find out why Wyndham Clark claims a spot among Len Hochberg's golfers to go after in the PGA DFS contests DraftKings is offering for the Hero World Challenge.
By: Bryce Danielson, Len Hochberg, Ryan Pohle, Greg Vara, Davis Thompson
Thompson notched his first PGA Tour victory at the John Deere Classic last season and is looking for more trophies in 2025. Thompson missed just five cuts in 27 starts to go along with 13 top-25 finishes. There's a lot of things to love about his game. The 25-year-old hits it long, is a solid iron player and has dazzling touch around the greens. It's part of the reason why he ranked eighth in SG: Total and sixth in adjusted scoring average on the PGA Tour in 2024. Thompson really has the look of a future top-10 player in the world and it wouldn't surprise me at all to see him holding a spot there at the end of 2025.
The beauty of one-and-done pools in golf is that the "done" doesn't have the same meaning as the "done" in football one-and-dones, also commonly known as survivor or knockout pools.
Figuring out the start of this article is an annual challenge. On one hand, DFS golf is so entrenched in the landscape of golf fandom and golf betting, many of you have been doing it for years. On the other hand, DFS is still growing, with more people playing every year and existing gamers playing more every year.
Every year around this time, many of us are in the thick of our fantasy football seasons. It's fair to say that it's the height of the fantasy year. DFS is a big part of fantasy football, but it's not like the thrill and satisfaction we get from season-long leagues, especially our home league with friends that have been ongoing for years.
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