Spencer Aguiar

And if you shop around, you can find this number six and a half, seven to one in some locations.

And

Like I said, it's not something that I normally do, but I am playing the chalk here with Scotty and I think that it kind of goes back to the answer that I said at the very beginning that if there's no specific skill set that it's rewarding, and it's just rewarding good shots.

Scotty is the best player in the world at picking a target, hitting a spot, and doing what he needs to do to find success.

And when we don't have these 30 under par winners and the US Open is going to deliver something that's closer to even par to win this, that's kind of the Scotty Scheffler blueprint where I think he's more likely to win one of those tournaments.

Wow.

Yeah, I don't have a ton of matchup exposure so far this week.

I mean, the one that I did back in, I think, unfortunately, the number has moved pretty heavily across the board, but I'll give it on the show for one reason, because I think that there's ways to back this player and maybe fade the other one.

But I took Siwoo Kim over Justin Rose.

Two parts to this.

The first one is Siwoo Kim.

This is a player, if we're talking about underachieving and where the market is on him, I think this is a top 10 golfer in the world.

And because we don't have a victory from him this season, the market doesn't necessarily treat him as that.

Like he opened at 50 to one to win this golf tournament, which I think in fairness is a pretty good look there at 50 to one without that victory.

And I don't know.

I kind of made the argument if Siwoo had won once, what would his price be?

You could probably chop this into like the 30 to one range.

And he's been in contention so many times to win so many of these tournaments, give him a second victory.

And all of a sudden now you're in like that Matthew Fitzpatrick sort of a range.

And that's kind of where my model has Siwoo Kim when it comes to win equity.