Spencer Aguiar is a Senior PGA Analyst at Yardbarker and Action. He focuses on various aspects of sports, including competitive sports and the business side of athletics, with a particular emphasis on individual sports and sports disciplines. Spencer's insights and analyses have been featured in notable outlets such as Yardbarker and Action.
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Spencer Aguiar's articles primarily focus on golf tournaments, betting, and predictions. His coverage indicates a strong interest in event-specific content, including odds and matchup picks for ongoing or upcoming golf events.
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The countdown to Augusta is here. We can now count the seconds until golf's biggest event is in the limelight of the sporting world.
Ah, the Masters! The azaleas. The pimento cheese. The birds chirping from the trees and, apparently, from Jason Day's clothing. What a wonderful time in the world.
By: Spencer Aguiar
A Rory McIlroy Masters-style hangover is not going to be possible for writers or golfers this week.
By: Spencer Aguiar
The PGA Tour heads to TPC Louisiana for the Zurich Classic of New Orleans, the only team event on the calendar.
The PGA Tour season is about to hit full speed over the next few weeks. Two elevated contests, plus the PGA Championship to crown the second major winner of 2026, are on tap during the next three tournaments.
The show of elevated and high-end tournaments continues this weekend at the Truist Championship, with even more fun on the horizon for next week's PGA Championship!
By: Spencer Aguiar
How quickly time flies. The second major of the season is already upon us.
By: Spencer Aguiar
Golf is a unique sport because it doesn't generate the same sort of dominance we may see in other areas of the sporting world. For as good as Scottie Scheffler is compared to his peers, we still see extended periods when he doesn't win events.
By: Spencer Aguiar
The PGA Tour season is in full swing, as players are putting in some final prep work for the third major of the year in less than a month.
By: Spencer Aguiar
With only a few events to go before the U.S. Open, the best in the world are at Muirfield Village for the last elevated tournament that features a cut.
