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Jordan got off to a hot start on Thursday at the PGA but finished with a lackluster 6 under and 43rd place finish. He has finished in the Top 10 in 3 of his 13 events this season and is 23rd on Tour in terms of total strokes gained.
Taking away his missed cut last season here at Colonial, Jordan has been remarkable in his other 4 starts over the last 5 years. He has finished no worse than 10th place and was runner-up in 2022. Sungjae missed the cut at Valhalla, marking his 5th missed cut in his last 12 starts.
He is also 128th in approach and 123rd in putting. Here at Colonial, he has missed the cut in 3 of his last 5 starts here. We like Spieth to do enough to outlast Sungjae this week.
Homa was able to get to 8 under last weekend at the PGA which was good enough for a tie in 35th place. Prior to that, he had finished in the Top 10 in 2 of his last 3 starts.
He is 35th in strokes gained on Tour and 31st in overall scrambling. He finished 9th last year at the Schwab Challenge and was 23rd the year prior. He has a tough matchup with Morikawa here, who was impressive at Valhalla where he finished 4th.
His putting has been an issue this season. He is 131st in terms of strokes gained there. Over the last 2 years, Homa was able to finish in a better position at Colonial than Morikawa. Collin was 29th last year and 40th in 2022.
We are going to rely on course history here for Chad. In his 2 starts over the last 2 years at Colonial, he has finished 12th and 27th respectively.
We are banking on his ability to get around this track well and his strong putting (23rd on Tour) to sneak into a Top 40 this weekend.
Hadley had some serious struggles this season. He missed 4 straight cuts in March and early April. However, he has since turned things around a bit.
He finished 8th at the Zurich and was 10th at Myrtle Beach 2 weeks ago. He has finished inside the Top 40 in each of his last 2 starts at the Schwab.
We believe he will continue with his recent play and find his way to playing on the weekend and extending his Top 40 streak here at Colonial.
Berger was the champion here in 2020 and has since finished in 20th and then 23rd last season. He knows the track well and has had success.
His play this season has not been exceptional but over his last 2 starts, he may have found his swing again.
He finished 13th at the CJ Cup and then 36th at Myrtle. We believe he has the chops to continue that success once again here at Colonial.