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Austin Country Club Pga tour wgc workday McKINNEY, Texas —K.H. Lee ran across the fairway to try to get a better view of the key shot in his second consecutive victory in the AT&T Byron Nelson.

English has missed his last two cuts—hence the reduced price—but let’s look at the bigger picture. He won the Sentry Tournament of Champions at the beginning of the year. Overall, he has been incredibly consistent over the past nine months, finishing inside the top 20 in 14 of 22 events. In the Concession, he will find a course that is all Bermuda, the grass type he is most comfortable with. English ranks fifth in long irons, seventh in putting, eighth around the greens, and ninth in birdies. At $7,500, he makes for a very solid play at the WGC-Workday Championship. New on Yahoo Additional Options:

Morikawa, who turned 24 earlier this month, won the Professional Golfers' Association of America Championship in 2020 and now has four PGA Tour victories to his name. US PGA Tour | WGC-Workday Championship | Day 1 | Interview with Webb Simpson We simulated the 2024 Travelers Championship 10,000 times, and there are some MAJOR surprises. Join SportsLine here to see the model's shocking projected leaderboard.

The PGA TOUR begins the Florida swing a little early this season, as The Concession Golf Club hosts the WGC Workday Championship. Normally this event is held in Mexico, but due to COVID-19 it has been relocated for one year only. The course is a Par 72 measuring at just under 7,500 yards with Bermuda grass greens. From most accounts this course could play somewhat difficult, so I’m going to go out on a limb and say the winning score settles somewhere in the 11-15 under range Colin Morikawa WITB: Thomas ($11,200; 9.75 DKFP) was the second-most expensive golfer for this week’s WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play, but he didn’t get off to the best start. He dropped his first match 3 & 2 vs. Matt Kuchar ($6,700; 29.2 DKFP), which puts him behind the 8-ball in Group 2. Only one player from each group advances to the knockout round, and only 29% of players who lose their first matchup have advanced since adopting this format. DeChambeau ($10,900; 12.75 DKFP) also dropped his first matchup vs. Antoine Rozner ($6,200; 25.25 DKFP), who is ranked just 64th in the world golf rankings. In more positive news, Dustin Johnson ($11,500; 25.25 DKFP) and Jon Rahm ($10,700; 24.50 DKFP) both won their first matchups. — Matt LaMarca