DPWT The Open Championship 2026 — Golf Picks, Tips & Analysis

What PGT sent out for Tyrell when $50 for the US Open on June 18^th.

Winner of the recent LIV event in Andalucia with -11 over Jon Rahm (-9) with rounds of -4, -2, -4, -1 making it his 2^nd win on the LIV tour.

• 44^th x Fairways hit @ 55.36%
• 21^st x birdies @ 4.75 with 152
• 33^rd x scrambling @ 61.31% (103/168 par or better)
• 17^th x Greens in regulation @ 70.83% (408/576)
• 22^nd x Putting @ 1.60 (919 GIR)
• 15^TH X Driving distance @ 305 yards avg
• 24/25 cuts made in last 25 events for 96% strike rate

A win over Rahm would be the confidence shot the Englishman was looking for but when it comes to Majors although not winning his recent-

• 3^rd x PGA Masters @ Augusta with rounds of 74, 66, 72, 68 for -10

Showed that TH has always been able to mix it up with the elite players in the game, with Augusta being a tricky course Hatton did well after a slow start to-

• +3.84 strokes gained total
• 4/4 strokes gained metric all positive SG

What will suit is the links styled course @ Shinnecock with rolling fairways and elevated greens with short back drops very similar to what the English & Scotsman grow up on from early teens.

TH was a good 4^th @ US Open last year to JJ Spaun with his +3.35 strokes gained @ Quail Hollow GC along with his last 4 events showing us-

• 13/16 x SG metrics in +strokes gained

TH has positive strokes gained in SG: ARG, SG: APG & ¾ events in +SG: PUT, with tricky greens we are looking backwards with players having to find greens, the putting and with a 5-inch rough keeping it on the fairways will help with shot 2, this course is not about distance off the tee.

Always in the thick of it at Majors and after being cut @ the PGA Championships TH bounced back with a strong win in Spain his mental approach will be positive & back to a links style course with strong winds coming from both directions should see TH challenge around $50 on betfair.

He has remained firm in markets opening around $46 on betfair, fair value considering you have Aberg around $26.

The OPEN Championships

Last week in Scotland we saw a safe start from TH with a 70 (even par) and then on day 2 he really ramped his play-

• Day 2 x round of 66 with +3.74 strokes gained
• Day 3 x round of 67 with +2.20 SG

The leaders had already started to establish a pace that not many could keep up with as when they started the delayed round 3 late due to fog which then went into the day 4 start you had to be around -10 to -11 & Tyrell was @ -7.

I had calculated to be any winning chance with our players they would have shoot a 65 (-5) to even figure. PGT will handicap the field each day as it gives your players a realistic chance or not.

When the players turned for home, we still had 3 genuine chances & Tom Kim put his “Pedal to the metal” with his 64 (-6) which saw +6.40 strokes gained just on the final day of play.

We think TH is warming up and he was a good T7 @ the last major, US Open when selected and he does have a very good record on genuine links style courses. After opening around $32 on betfair and even shorter on fixed odds several months ago for the “LAST MAJOR” of 2026 he has found good solid support @ $36 on betfair currently.

We will declare ROSEY can be boom or bust which is highlighted with his inconsistent record not only in majors but even when making the cut.

What we mean by inconsistent is he is known to miss 2 cuts straight from time to time & when it comes to the OWGR T20 most players will sit above 80% for making cuts, JR was only 67% when we last selected him for a major.

We last entertained Rosey @ the PGA Championships on the 14^{th of} June-

• 86th x SG: Total
• 87th x SG: T2G
• 116th x SG: OTT
• 24th x SG: APG
• 143rd x SG: ARG
• 70th x SG: PUT
• 66th x Driving Accuracy @ 60.14%
• 8th x Greens in regulation @ 70.43%
• 6/9 cuts made in 2026 for 67%
• 2 x T5s in his last 8 events with one being a 1^st

That 1^st was where he donkeys licked the field @ PGA Farmers Insurance in the last weekend of January by 7 shots in which he proved any player can get hot with irons and putting.

• 21^st x SG: Off the Tee @ +1.664 strokes gained
• 2^nd x SG: Approach to Green @ +7.257
• 45^th x SG: Around the Green losing -0.248 strokes
• 10^th x SG: Putting @ +3.532
• 1^st x SG: Total @ +12.205

After winning the Farmers he then went T37 @ PGA Pebble Beach before doing his usual CUT & CUT at the 2 following events, they were considered big events with PGA Genesis Invitational & Signature event, PGA Arnold Palmer Invitational.

JR is included this weekend after his latest T3 @ Masters this year and he did finish 2^nd beaten in a playoff the previous year & his game in 2026 apart from the 2 cuts (which he does sit in the lower cut % made) but he last won his solo major victory back in 2013 (US Open) so he does play well often in the bigger events.

Last week @ Truist he did just scrape into positive strokes gained in 3 of the 4 metrics we utilise.

After opening around $50 on betfair there is plenty of +$65 available and it seems most punters are overlooking Rosey, he can be hit and miss at times but since those 2 cuts back in mid-February & early May he has made 4 straight cuts, that is good enough for us but you could try and get matched on betfair for +$70.

His big event game is better than his usual weekly efforts, with a cut on this weekend players will need to be starting with the field though, so day 1 scores need be on pace.

The OPEN Championships

We can go as far back when JR played as a 17-yr old amateur and had an incredible weekend at the OPEN and although his efforts in only 2 showings @ Royal Birkdale GC were ordinary, they were on this course back in 2017 and prior to that in 2008.

At this major though in 2025 when @ Royal Portrush he did open day 1 with-

• +3.25 strokes gained in SG: T2G & +4.04 SG: Total

More than 50% of his tee to green was +2.18 off the tee (OTT) & Rosey is one player you want to fire early, he has chased well previously (nearly chased down JJ Spaun at a major) but we prefer him to start with the field and not give away too many strokes, we witnessed this at a lesser event in early 2026 @ PGA Farmers Insurance Open in early February.

By lesser it still had many of the top OWGR players

After opening with a 62 (-10) on day 1 he was consistent through the event and even a moderate 70 (-2) on day 4 was not enough to allow a chaser to catch him, the rest is history as he won by 7 shots with a -23.

Before the event he was CUT at the PGA American Express & to be fair there were 4 players who finished in the T10 who had never won on PGA tour.

We expect Rosey to come out firing, for his age he is in very good physical condition, and he would dearly love to stamp his authority at home & in the last major of 2026.

PGT liked him well back for this and it is of some concern that PGA journalist Rob Bolton has him as his “sleeper pick” that worries me as we outperform Bolton by a long way & Bolton is “0” in sleeper picks for as long as he can remember!

The Stig & MJ would also never call a $38 shot a “sleeper pick” that is more reserved for a player at +$100 but I digress, due to his high OWGR ranking and of course playing all his junior golf on true links style courses Rosey has to be included & after opening around $30 in pre-event fixed odds months back he has been firm around $38 on betfair now.

We like him but we also like others with odds more appealing to “OUR VALUE strategy” which is proven.

SB has been on our radar just like Cameron Young in 2026, the latter has been injured hence why we have steered well clear & although Sammy has not been he has suffered “mentally” by some close defeats of late, so he was another we left alone since the PGA Memorial in early June.

He did give us a scare when we left him alone at the US open recently when he surged late on day 4 with Tom Kim but personally, I would never have swapped a ticket on Wyndham Clark with SB as WC was on fire with only the wayward drive to worry about.

2026 PGA stats

• 12th x SG: Total
• 44th x SG: T2G
• 46th x SG: OTT
• 97th x Driving accuracy @ 58.29%
• 52nd x SG: APG
• 27th x GIR @ 69.06%
• 111th x SG: ARG
• 4th x SG: PUT
• 13/16 cuts made in 2026 for 81.25%

Since the US Open, he has a solid T12 @ PGA Travelers Championship but what we like is what we saw with his wedge & iron play.

PGA Travelers Championship

• 10^th x SG: Off the Tee @ +2.380
• 7^th x SG: Approach to Green @ +4.379
• T27 x Greens in Regulation @ 76.39% (55/72)
• 66^th x SG: Around the Green losing -3.120 strokes
• 25^th x SG: Putting @ +1.443
• T12 x SG: Total @ +5.083

There were 2 very critical factors from TPC River Highlands was the loss of strokes around the green & his driving accuracy was just above 50% for the event, both are areas of his game he has improved significantly in the last 2 years.

Despite his 2026 PGA stats advising us he is ranked 111^th around greens he has-

• 5 from last 6 events been in + SG: ARG

SB also improved how he drove the ball from the tee box as well in the last 2 years, we expect him to feature as he can find greens and then convert birdies as it is his putting that will always pull him out of any trouble unlike a better & higher ranked bomber who cannot putt to save his life.

We will accept he is around $60 on betfair & a major is not beyond his reach with a fair few of the worlds best missing the cut last week in Scotland, Burns bypassed it for this. I would suggest trying though to get matched on betfair around the +$75.

The young Australian is good odds which has me scratching my head because did people miss how good he was last week in Scotland?

MWL arrives very inform and no criticism from PGT as he was just beaten by Tom Kim who we knew would contest with his strong wedge & iron play, the only question for TK was could he convert birdie opportunities, he did.

We thought MWL was very good last week & we do accept this is a major but recent good form can never be ignored either.

2026 PGA stats

• 13th x SG: Total
• 10th x SG: T2G
• 11th x SG: OTT
• 60th x Driving accuracy @ 61.07%
• 63rd x SG: APG
• 73rd x GIR @ 66.76%
• 29th x SG: ARG
• 75th x SG: PUT
• 13/16 cuts made in 2026 for 81.25%

From last week in Scotland MWL was very good with his putter picking up +1.23 strokes on average per day and we saw with our own eyes a few putts he sank from +20 foot.

Scottish Open

• 4^th x SG: OTT @ +4.222
• 14^th x SG: APG @ +3.792
• T13 x GIR @ 76.39% (55/72)
• 25^th x SG: ARG @ +1.068
• 11^th x SG: PUT +4.797
• 11 x SG: Total @ +13.87

MWL also impressed with-

• 1^st x birdies with 21

Around this course his smooth approach play will be rewarded & all he has to do is be anywhere close to how he played in Scotland.

Already an owner of 4 x T10 in 2026 & strong T20 results at recent strong events in May-

• T18 x PGA Championships
• T14 x PGA Truist Championships
• T18 x PGA Cadillac Championships

We expect the good form and possibly his best form to date as although the Aussie won in 2025 his overall form in 2026 has been much more consistent and it honestly would not surprise us, he is an aggressive shot player who attacks the flags & does not hold back, we hope this continues.

This week in England we prefer MWL over Adam Scott & Ryan Fox who are in the sin bin with Adam Scott rolling out of favour with us. We prefer the young player who has significantly improved his game in 2026 & we highlighted this is a major, but he only has to replicate the same form from Scotland into this.

MWL has gone very close to winning in 4 of 14 events in 2026, not sure why we are getting possible overs?

Currently around $65 on betfair and that is a consistent price as being inform of late we rarely see above +$100, he was earlier around $55 even after Scotland so he is on a slight drift, never accept the price offered on betfair initially as we will always try for more, at the very worst case you can always go back and accept the price. We think his current $65 is more than reasonable, he was 2^nd last week afterall!

What we sent out for Harris last week @ the Genesis Scottish Open.

Harris English @ $150

2026 PGA stats

• 36^th x SG: Total
• 77^th x SG: T2G
• 37^th x SG: OTT
• 31^st x DA @ 63.52%
• 66^th x DD @ 295.50 yards (avg)
• 118^th x SG: APG
• 59^th x GIR @ 67.04%
• 71^st x SG: ARG
• 6^th x SG: PUT
• 14/16 Cuts made in 2026 for 87.5%

HE was only just selected for the PGA Travelers Championship @ $75 where he finished T38 (very in-depth Analysis for the newer members just onboard) including a great interview to boot.

He looked dangerous with opening rounds of 66 & 66 and looked to be warming up until a crash back to earth when he bogeyed the 1^st hole on day 3.

Never a good way to start day 3 and it will always crash any momentum.

To his credit HE did try but he was up & down on far too many holes and the end results was even par (70), On day 4, I was watching but he honestly never pushed & IMO he played it safe & he can do that, the polar opposite was with Chris Gotterup last week, he looked to be never out of 2^nd gear on 3 days of golf, however when he missed a green or a putt he shrugged it off & his brother commented it in the interview pretty much as soon as he won that they both agreed not much really panned out and sure he had to go -9 on day 4 but many players are similar & if 3 or 4 putts can sink rather than just missing it changes everything.

Harris English gives you that impression, he will however never seem to push if he cannot contend, the run he had from late March into early June (7 events) was super consistent golf & he has only played 3times in the last 5 years in Scotland but I think he is playing some of his best golf especially in 2026 but from what I have witnessed in the last 5 years from him.

HE @ Scottish Open

• 2025 x T22
• 2024 x T34
• 2023 x DNP
• 2022 x T42
• 2021 x DNP

As I am summarising, he did win back in 2025 (PGA Farmers) so he is not one of those PGA players that last won in 2021 or similar (many of them) who go winless between 3-5 years but we liked him for a reason previously & if we can find a genuine excuse he can be considered.

He is one of those players on tour & I will point out Tommy Fleetwood who is playing well but can often finish too many times in T20-T30 positions which is never a bad thing for his career but we are trying to find players that are showing us they could with all the right skills clicking to win Outright.

For example, Tommy is $23 to Win versus Harris @ $150 & bluntly put I would not back some players under $70 with your money this week, they have zero chance in Scotland, not pride talking but one thing we do quickly is eliminate those we think cannot.

So, it does not take much twisting of my arm to back Harris over Tommy here, after opening around $80 on betfair, there was NO matched plays @ $100 and there is plenty on offer @ $150, again never rush in early, there could be +$170 on offer before teeing off.

**Usually, a conservative starter which is different than a slow starter HE has now shot under 70 in only 6 of his last 16 events on day 1.

You may want to consider letting him slide until after day 1 is over as it may be around +$300 and honestly if you do not use betfair often, take a look after day 1 and the blow out on prices will surprise you, crazy odds-on offer.

The play it safe option is always take some early and have your remaining stake on later or just back early and accept it.

As the bartender will tell you, “I am not your priest, what do you want to drink”.

Scottish Open

Harris was one of the better OWGR players CUT from last week.

Oddly enough I saw some footage of HE from the range and he looked good, that did not translate and sometimes we must put it down to a bad week.

In saying this it is also the last chance we are giving HE to perform, we are reminded in 2025 around Royal Portrush he was an excellent-

• 2^nd x 2025 The OPEN Championship with 67, 70, 68, 66 for -13

His best is clearly good enough but as we do not like going back to “the well” too many times this will be his last chance to perform before he is rested from our player database.

Currently around $160 on betfair after opening at $130, there is plenty of +$170 on betfair and we think more towards +$200 is a fair price considering his fail last week in Scotland, his previous form consistent but we do need to see more now.

Along with fellow Australian Min Woo Lee these 2 aussies could be in for good weekend results.

We ventured down the path with Cam @ US Open at odds of $110 which was not his better effort after being CUT.

What we sent out for the US Open-

After changing from swing coach, Grant Field to Claude Harmon (Harmon is the son of Butch Harmon) who was Tiger Woods coach, we saw the improvement at CS most recent result-

• T7 @ PGA Championships with rounds of 69, 71, 68, 68 for -4

After struggling with mostly his approach game we saw CS-

• 78^th x SG: OTT losing -2.995 strokes
• 5^th x SG: APG +5.358
• 14^th x SG: ARG @ +2.619
• 14^th x SG: PUT @ +4.500
• T7 x SG: Total @ +9.482
• T75 x Driving Accuracy @ 41.07% (23/56)
• T31 x Greens in Regulation @ 68.06% (49/72)

His Iron play has also improved in the 2 events after on LIV tour, he will need to concentrate on finding fairways around Shinnecock if he wants to be in a challenging position with 18 holes to go.

2026 LIV

• 54^th x Fairways hit @ 51.19% (258/504)
• 9th x birdies @ 4.44 with 160
• 20th x scrambling @ 63.96% (142/222 par or better)
• 48th x Greens in regulation @ 65.74% (426/648)
• 1^st x Putting @ 1.55 (993 GIR)
• 36^TH X Driving distance @ 294.5 yards avg
• 19/25 cuts made in last 25 events for 76% strike rate

The Aussie did win his 1^st & only Major @ OPEN Championship in 2022 @ St Andrews which is one of the best top 5 links styled courses in the world.

We know he can putt so if he can improve his driving off the tee and not give back (losing) 2 strokes he will look to set up the 2^nd & 3^rd shot he can go to his bread & butter (reliable) around greens play and sink a few more birdies with his #1 go to his putter.

As much as $150 was available on betfair as of Monday, CS has tightened up as punters look for value, I wish I had jumped on 2 days ago as mostly only $110 is available on betfair, try to get matched above $140.

All eyes will be on his tee box play, if he gets that right he will contend like we saw @ PGA Championships.

The OPEN Championships

It was around this time in 2022 when Cam won this MAJOR and he was okay when he defended his title in 2023 with a T33, since though he has not but we also have to be reminded he was in the wilderness for most of 2024 & 2025 in most events where the best convened.

Sure, Cam has won on LIV (3 wins) with many other T10 results on that tour he needs to be in the mix this weekend with media attention not focusing on him too much.

What we expect from Cam is his slick green play, when he is hot with the putter it shows, he has not played since being CUT at US Open & this is good for both his game to get back on track, he has flown under the radar with all the coverage I have watched for England.

I have chatted to the Stig and we both are very comfortable on taking +$200, currently $220 on betfair & the hope Cam can make good with his improvement as we saw with new swing coach Claude Harmon, he needs to assure up with a fast start early but we will try and get matched on betfair between $250-$300.

Only because we can, we think his price around $200 is very fair.

What we sent out for the Swede last week when $260 @ Genesis Scottish Open.

2026 PGA stats-

• 50^th x SG: Total
• 96^th x SG: T2G
• 96^th x SG: OTT
• 21^st x DA @ 65.66%
• 143^rd x DD @ 284.50 yards (avg)
• 106^th x SG: APG
• 112^th x GIR @ 64.52%
• 59^th x SG: ARG
• 10^th x SG: PUT
• 12/16 Cuts made in 2026 for 75%

The swede could be the most frustrating player currently in the 130 player PGT database, simply put he is world class with zero question of that fact & he has been a bit of a thorn in our side because we tipped him before he won the 2025 DPWT Betfred British Masters, Which was of no real surprise as advised we tipped him not long before that but he then really got under my skin when he won only 3 weeks later @ BMW PGA Championships, not to be confused with other events this is held at Wentworth GC in England.

That latest win though he had to dig deep and won in a playoff against Frenchman Adrien Saddier, he was then okay in a few events after including the DPWT final (T16) so we went cold off him as he then started too short in most events then out of nowhere, he nearly won in early December with only Hideki Matsuyama standing in his way-

• 2^nd x PGA HERO World Challenge with 69, 66, 67, 64 for -22

It was a playoff win loss to Hideki.

After 6 weeks off & perhaps the playoff loss he lost his mojo but AN went cut-cut before getting into gear with a T29 @ PGA AT & T Pebble Beach, now that is a hard course and very much like the links courses in Europe, then 2 better results followed with his confidence restored with-

• T24 x PGA Arnold Palmer Invitational with 72, 72, 69, 73 for -2
• T12 x PGA The Genesis Invitational with 74, 66, 67, 66 for -11

Both course are tough!

After those early cuts in 2026 he went on a nice little run making 11 straight cuts before being sent home early in both the PGA RBC Canadian Open & PGA US Open, I am sure the latter hurts more as the swede does own 12 x DPWT wins to his credit.

We saw enough of him at the recent PGA Travelers where he played all 4 days but was 6 shots better than Ryan Fox was-

PGA Travelers stats

• 46^th x SG: OTT losing -0.694 strokes
• T19 x DA @ 73.21% (41/56)
• 68^th x SG: APG losing -5.474 strokes
• T66 x GIR @ 65.28% (47/72)
• 61^st x SG: ARG losing -2.128 strokes
• 8^th x SG: PUT +4.378 strokes gained
• T55 x SG: Total -3.917

Now I deliberately left out a stat that we love AN for and it is not usually a one off etc, his scrambling at most events which is also evident as to how he can finish under par for the event but lose 8 shots in all other strokes gained metrics other than putting.

His -6 @ PGA Travelers was really an insane good finish & why he is included here this week in Scotland as he will be more comfortable than most the visiting USA players.

For the record he was-

• 12^{th x} Scrambling @ 72.00% (18/25)

His best result in the last 2 years in Scotland was a T10 in 2024 and was cut in 2025, but he usually bypassed the event before 2022 but of the 12 measured rounds he still does have a +0.63 strokes gained each round.

Most would come from his biggest weapon which is the putter but his wedge & iron play usually and his APG stat is a bit skewed as he had 2 cuts back-to-back in June which saw him lose a total of -5.23 strokes (-2.79 & -2.44) which losing around -2.5 every week on approach play is never easy in any SG metric to bounce back from.

His normal strokes gained approach play was good-

• 6 straight events previously in + SG: APG
• 11/12 before the 2 cuts in + SG: APG

I watched a recent interview this week, he had already returned to Europe for this (missed the John Deere deliberately) & although I am yet to watch any warms up from the range, I feel comfortable selecting him despite him now being 3 straight events losing strokes on approach.

Happy to have a play on AN who is around $260 on betfair now after opening @ $170, he quickly drifted out to $200 to then $230 and keeps drifting.

Because he keeps drifting and is yet to find any support, I would try for at least +$350 on betfair.

**A small reminder that because this is over the pond we will not have to wait until late evening to see the first ball is hit off the tee, it is scheduled for 4pm AEST on Thursday, please check bookmaker times but we send selections out shortly after 3pm so it will be around 24 hours before tee off where normally we have 30-32 hours to get set for prices.

Scottish Open

After AN tested our faith he commenced the Scottish Open when he bogeyed the very 1^st hole (10^th) & of course even my spirit shrunk, he then restored the faith when he went 4 birdies on holes 13, 14, 17 & 18. When AN started his back 9 holes he bogeyed the 4^th & 9^th but the other 7 holes were pars, his day ended with -1 (69) he did however give me hope & I am very critical of players.

Day 2 as hard as he tried, he just could not get any traction with 5 bogeys + 13 pars, but the damage was done and he went home early with rounds of 69 & 75.

Yes, we are going to give him like Harris English one more “the benefit of doubt” scenario as when this Swede has his approach play on song we know he contests strongly.

Because he is closer to $300 on betfair at the time of summary and not around $150 we can entertain his chances and hope like many that we have previously predicted right can turn his game around in England this weekend.

On betfair there is unmatched between $320-$340, try for +$400 and let it sit on betfair, for anyone that would like to see last week we managed $900 to $970 for Ryan Fox, did not matter in the end but small increments will likely get you matched for larger odds, if for example and we discussed this with a few last week if you go straight into $20 @ $900 it is highly unlikely you will get matched due to the exposure in peer to peer punting, reduce down and go between $5 to $10 as a suggestion only, we make no recommendations & can only offer suggestions.

When youtube is launched we will be showing members LIVE strategies via betfair.

For those that have been a member for a while you would know at varying times, we have been good avid supporters of this Chinese player, and he did reward us back in 2025 @ DPWT Qatar Masters.

He is usually fun to watch, and we were waiting for him to hit the PGA fulltime which he did by qualifying with a T10 finish & the end of year DP World Tour final-

• T8 x DPWT Championship

A T10 gives the tour players a 2026 PGA tour card entry into most events but not all.

2026 PGA stats-

• 91st x SG: Total
• 75^th x SG: T2G
• 24^th x SG: OTT
• 77th x DA @ 59.73%
• 22nd x DD @ 301.60 yards (avg)
• 58^th x SG: APG
• 12^th x GIR @ 69.79%
• 152nd x SG: ARG
• 108^th x SG: PUT
• 7/18 Cuts made in 2026 for 38.8%

A few thing we will clarify, the first we would not normally entertain players that can only make less than 40% of CUTS, it never ends well, secondly Li has been so out of form but oddly enough at this particular event and it is a genuine links course he does perform quite remarkably like “out of nowhere”.

At the back end of 2025 & beginning of 2026 he was playing very good golf.

In 2025 at a different course, he finished 4^th @ the OPEN Championship, he did not qualify for either edition in 2024 or 2023. Li was cut in 2022 & 2021, and it was not until 2018 he finished T39.

Of note at Royal Birkdale for the 2017 OPEN Championship, HE DID FINISH-

3^rd x 2017 The OPEN with 69, 73, 69, 63 for -6 (274)

The -7 (63) on the final day was super impressive and many would say it was a one off, but this was well before he won 4 x DPWT events.

Li has always been on our player roster database and admittingly we were tracking him earlier in 2026 and we did select him once or twice, but players can often have this uncanny knack off popping up on courses where they have previously had good results.

I have watched a lot of Li on youtube in 2026 and when I say a lot it would be around 100 hours in the past few months as he often has videos of him and his friends in the SIM seeing if he can get a hole in one on approach, it is always his wedge & iron play that will bring him into contention.

In his last 6 events and remembering he was cut in 4 of those he had 3 (50%) in + SG: APG & the 3 events he missed he was only -0.53 strokes lost to a high of -1.16 shots lost per day on Avg, if he can turn this around in England he can provide another shock result, by shock I mean only according to odds makers.

**He has in PGA 2026 events still found 70% of greens (12^th overall).

After opening around $340 on betfair there is now $360 but truly try and see if you can get matched on betfair above +$500 & then work your way backward if that fails.

With no recent disclosed form to us & others he really should be priced towards $500 IMO & we have left room like we have recently with only between 5% to 8% of the field selected for a late mail if we see a player flying under the radar.

As always we will give you heaps of time to get on the late mail.