Next to your name is next to a number. To see your teams individual scores, scroll down to that number in the final table below (you may need to scroll a little while!)
Next to your name is next to a number. To see your teams individual scores, scroll down to that number in the final table below (you may need to scroll a little while!)
Next to your name is next to a number. To see your teams individual scores, scroll down to that number in the final table below (you may need to scroll a little while!)
Ladies HSBC Champs player list out tomorrow night! Waggle Duff continues this week!
#
Name
Points
1
DAVEMACKOO7
190
2
NJHolden74
168
3
Eugeboland
166
4
SebMax33
161
5
Cheif1425
160
6
DazzaMac73
155
7
AndrewYJohnston
144
8
NelsonsGolfTips
130
9
BJays129
130
10
Jeremy_Hartle
128
11
TomWBA1982
125
12
BeadlowManor1
121
13
Ryno_Rabbit
120
14
AndrewjWalker11
117
15
CLC3364
116
16
LennyLangers
111
17
DerekDavidson34
110
18
RichB1169
109
19
JoePublicGolf
109
20
MorrisJosh__
107
21
MattTizzard
106
22
GuyStacey1
104
23
Johnfo
103
24
Stu_Bega_6
101
25
Antow73
100
26
WerzalGummage
98
27
DecRynne
97
28
MulliganOB
97
29
GaryCrooks11
95
30
Andrew_Tizzard
93
31
JRSpratt
90
32
SpankyD123
89
33
GolfTipsChecker
89
34
ThomsonGolf94
88
35
Music__is__Power
87
36
SCB_08
86
37
Shafty28
86
38
TommyTriceps
80
39
GolfNutter3
76
40
LeoCDuckett
76
41
ShawnBell
73
42
RndyL33
73
43
8wayTiefor5th
71
44
GiraffeHK
70
45
McQ315
66
46
TheHighFade123
64
47
KevinJohnsonKJ
64
48
TinTinandGolf
63
49
MatthewGolf35
57
50
McN_lty
56
51
NateChar23
56
52
3PuttOnly
54
53
ShallowCalGolf
52
54
TankShannon
49
55
Jaxon_Golf
46
56
bustinwind
46
57
JStanBets
43
58
GrizzleyBear72
43
59
Top9Golf
43
60
LuckyNo_4
40
61
CraigWarringto8
37
62
Metagazette
35
63
SlopeyJoe122
35
64
RyanLMarchand
33
65
CoxyYork
33
66
NiskuDave
33
67
RichCrow2010
32
68
NeilFay2
31
69
mralmondbread
31
70
TomJacobs93
28
71
GolfTipster5
27
72
Zurowski19
26
73
Forritouno
21
74
JustJoeDesign
20
75
DriscollMania
20
PLAYER POINS
Players
Round 1
Round 2
Round 3
Round 4
Total
Kurt Kitayama
15
7
5
28
55
Daniel Berger
10
17
10
16
53
Sepp Straka
12
5
35
52
Shane Lowry
7
5
20
32
Chris Kirk
10
7
5
10
32
Adam Svensson
12
5
8
25
John Huh
12
5
8
25
Lee Hodges
12
5
8
25
Alex Noren
5
5
14
24
Gary Woodland
5
3
14
22
Dylan Frittelli
5
5
5
6
21
Mark Hubbard
12
3
6
21
Matthias Schwab
5
2
3
10
20
Chase Seiffert
12
3
5
20
Cameron Young
5
2
11
18
Callum Tarren
5
2
10
17
Billy Horschel
5
2
3
6
16
Sam Ryder
2
5
8
15
Dylan Wu
5
2
3
5
15
Andrew Kozan
5
2
3
5
15
Beau Hossler
5
3
6
14
Rory Sabbatini
10
2
2
14
Brooks Koepka
5
2
6
13
Keith Mitchell
2
3
8
13
Brian Stuard
2
3
8
13
Nick Watney
5
3
5
13
Louis Oosthuizen
7
5
12
Mito Pereira
5
2
5
12
Christiaan Bezuidenhout
2
10
12
Kevin Streelman
2
3
6
11
Taylor Pendrith
5
5
10
William McGirt
5
5
10
Danny Willett
5
2
2
9
Stephan Jaeger
5
2
2
9
Cheng-Tsung Pan
2
6
8
Vaughn Taylor
2
6
8
Mackenzie Hughes
2
3
2
7
Denny McCarthy
2
5
7
Lee Westwood
2
3
2
7
Ryan Palmer
5
2
7
Ian Poulter
2
5
7
Lucas Glover
2
5
7
Aaron Rai
5
2
7
Garrick Higgo
5
2
7
Patrick Rodgers
5
2
7
Matthew NeSmith
2
5
7
J.J Spaun
2
5
7
David Lipsky
5
2
7
Trey Mullinax
2
5
7
Bronson Burgoon
5
2
7
Peter Uihlein
5
2
7
Roger Sloan
7
7
Bill Haas
2
5
7
Russell Knox
5
5
Doug Ghim
5
5
Wesley Bryan
5
5
Curtis Thompson
2
3
5
Seung-Yul Noh
5
5
Jhonattan Vegas
2
2
4
Kyoung-Hoon Lee
2
2
4
Brendon Todd
2
2
4
Rickie Fowler
2
2
4
Davis Riley
2
2
4
J.T Poston
2
2
4
Brian Gay
2
2
4
Martin Trainer
2
2
4
Nick Taylor
2
2
Alex Smalley
2
2
Robert Streb
2
2
Austin Cook
2
2
Justin Lower
2
2
Brett Drewitt
2
2
Joshua Creel
2
2
TEAM BREAKDOWN
Next to your name is next to a number. To see your teams individual scores, scroll down to that number in the final table below (you may need to scroll a little while!)
Next to your name is next to a number. To see your teams individual scores, scroll down to that number in the final table below (you may need to scroll a little while!)
Next to your name is next to a number. To see your teams individual scores, scroll down to that number in the final table below (you may need to scroll a little while!)
Next to your name is next to a number. To see your teams individual scores, scroll down to that number in the final table below (you may need to scroll a little while!)
HOW TO PLAY WAGGLE DUFF – TWITTER BASED FANTASY GOLF
Tweet a team of 5 to @WAGGLEDUFF on Twitter from the list below or complete the team submission form at the bottom of the page.
Your first pick is your captain
2 picks must be 50/1 or over
Use the hashtag #waggle69
Then don’t do anything else. Sit back, enjoy the golf and wait for a notification on Twitter, letting you know when the points and tables are updated
Please note, that entries close after the first tee shot is hit! If a player of yours withdraws, you can swap that player for another. Providing the new player has not started his/her first round
Thank you all for playing week one of Waggle Duff in 2022. What a quality event it was! gutted for ShawnBell! He led the whole way but has been pipped at the post.
The winner this year will be the best 10 scores you have this year. so a long way to go!
We are back a week today, when the Honda Classic list goes up. I am on a stag do this weekend! so a week off Waggle Duff
Have a good week, thank you all for your support 🙂 Any questions about points, please DM me. It’s my first one back so maybe a little rusty! ha!
Matt
Support Waggle Duff by purchasing the 100% Cabretta Leather Waggle Glove. CLICK HERE TO PURCHASE!
OR DM me on twitter for more information
FANTASY GOLF LEAGUE
#
Name
Points
1
GolfTipsChecker
216
2
KevinJohnsonKJ
216
3
RyanLMarchand
216
4
ShawnBell
211
5
NeilFay2
206
6
JohnFol
198
7
DecRynne
198
8
NateCharl23
185
9
ThomsonGolf94
183
10
Jstanbets
182
11
BrandanPoole
181
12
SCB_08
177
13
TomWBA1982
175
14
McN_lty
167
15
Grillroom_Golf
167
16
Ahawk300
164
17
3puttonly
162
18
Bhut_Jolokia400
159
19
8WayTiefor5th
157
20
JonathanMFoster
157
21
JoePublicGolf
155
22
MartenEriksson
154
23
TomJacobs93
154
24
Top9Golf
153
25
SpryTastik
149
26
GuyStacey1
148
27
CLC3364
146
28
Metagazette
145
29
CreekDegenerate
145
30
MattTizzard
142
31
ryno_rabbit
140
32
Copshawlad
140
33
Jeremy_Hartle
139
34
Fgolfguy
139
35
Eadey76
137
36
TinTinandGolf
137
37
CraigWarringto8
136
38
Hitchuuu
133
39
JJMSports
132
40
BetGolfHeads
132
41
Eugeboland
130
42
DAVEMAC007
128
43
LennyLangers
126
44
GaryCrooks
124
45
DriscollMania
123
46
SebMax33
119
47
GOLFFATHER
118
48
DazzaMac73
118
49
Antow73
114
50
IanScagnelli
111
51
Chief1425
111
52
JtotheT77
111
53
GiraffeHK
110
54
47_Irish
109
55
Beadlowmanor1
109
56
ThirtySixHoles
106
57
LuckyNo_4
106
58
TommyTriceps
105
59
NJHolden74
103
60
TeeTwoGrn
103
61
Shafty28
102
62
Bagshaw2112
101
63
TankShannon
100
64
LeoCDuckett
100
65
KFusionYX
97
66
M33_EEX
97
67
MorrisJosh__
96
68
RichCrow2010
96
69
BenCallanan2
95
70
Ryaaaan1993
95
71
Forritouno
94
72
AndrewYJohnston
94
73
Marrs_Jordan
83
74
CoxyYork
82
75
DPRB21
77
76
JimmyFitz
76
77
TeachRuz
75
78
PaulJacksonGolf
75
79
Andrew_Tizzard
74
80
JRSpratt
73
81
JustJoeDesign
71
82
niskudave
69
83
HOLESALEGOLF
68
84
SlopeyJoe122
67
85
ShallowCalGolf
67
86
TheHighFade123
66
87
WerzalGummage
64
88
Spinney12
63
89
BJays129
59
90
GolfTipster5
57
91
GrizzleyBear72
55
92
GolfWriterKiel
53
93
GolfNutter3
37
94
Jbecker1068
36
95
DazGrey1armgolf
34
96
Lad_Golf
28
97
NelsonsGolfTips
24
98
DerekDavidson34
22
PLAYER POINS
Scottie Scheffler
3
2
10
40
55
Sahith Theegala
10
17
10
18
55
Brooks Koepka
10
12
5
18
45
Patrick Cantlay
5
12
5
20
42
Xander Schauffele
5
12
5
18
40
Sam Ryder
10
20
5
35
Alex Noren
5
7
5
12
29
Carlos Ortiz
5
24
29
Hideki Matsuyama
3
5
10
9
27
Adam Hadwin
10
7
5
5
27
Kyoung-Hoon Lee
15
7
4
26
Billy Horschel
5
5
3
12
25
Justin Thomas
5
2
3
14
24
Tom Hoge
12
5
6
23
Max Homa
12
5
6
23
Talor Gooch
12
5
5
22
Patton Kizzire
10
3
7
20
J.T Poston
12
3
5
20
Bubba Watson
5
5
3
6
19
Chris Kirk
10
3
6
19
Keegan Bradley
3
5
10
18
Jon Rahm
5
2
3
7
17
Keith Mitchell
2
8
7
17
Louis Oosthuizen
5
2
3
6
16
Garrick Higgo
2
8
5
15
Scott Stallings
5
2
3
5
15
Brian Harman
3
5
6
14
Kevin Kisner
5
5
4
14
Harry Higgs
10
2
2
14
Brendon Todd
3
2
3
5
13
Matthew Fitzpatrick
2
3
7
12
Abraham Ancer
3
7
2
12
Sunghoon Kang
2
10
12
Corey Conners
7
4
11
Lucas Glover
7
4
11
Cameron Young
3
2
5
10
Adam Scott
3
2
4
9
Stewart Cink
5
2
2
9
Rory Sabbatini
2
3
4
9
Martin Laird
2
6
8
Luke List
7
7
Si Woo Kim
2
5
7
Branden Grace
3
2
2
7
Charley Hoffman
5
2
7
Joseph Bramlett
7
7
Sebastian Munoz
2
5
7
Russell Henley
2
4
6
Troy Merritt
2
4
6
Russell Knox
2
4
6
Kevin Tway
3
2
5
Francesco Molinari
2
2
4
Zach Johnson
2
2
4
Doug Ghim
2
2
4
Ryan Moore
2
2
4
Kevin Chappell
2
2
4
Martin Trainer
2
2
4
Sam Burns
3
3
Gary Woodland
3
3
Matt Kuchar
3
3
Graeme McDowell
3
3
Jordan Spieth
2
2
Joel Dahmen
2
2
Matt Jones
2
2
Hudson Swafford
2
2
Sepp Straka
2
2
Kramer Hickok
2
2
Austin Eckroat
2
2
Peter Malnati
2
2
Stephan Jaeger
2
2
Brian Stuard
2
2
Brice Garnett
2
2
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TEAM BREAKDOWN
Next to your name is next to a number. To see your teams individual scores, scroll down to that number in the final table below (you may need to scroll a little while!)
The west coast swing makes its final stop at historic Riviera Country club. The Genesis invitational is thought to be one of the best tournaments of the year.
Course Riviera Country Club
The Riviera was designed by George C. Thomas Jr and William P. Bell. It’s a par 71 measuring 7,322 yards. The fairways and rough consist of kikuyu grass and the greens are Poa annua. There are also tight tree lined fairways so accuracy is key off the tee, but if it is wet conditions it can then become a driving fest. The Genesis Invitational normally entices the big guns in the top 20, with no other than at least eight of the top ten here religiously every year, including Dustin Johnson who hasn’t missed playing here from the start of the Genesis. Looking at the course historically the first hole is the easiest on the course and most of would be disappointed if they walked off with a par. The risk and reward hole 10th is drivable at 315 yards, it’s a good eagle opportunity but if you miss on the wrong side then a bogey is a possibility, the great Tiger Woods once said it’s the coolest par 4 we’ll play.
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THE LAST TEN WINNERS
2012 HAAS -7 won play off. stats SG TTG 31st/ SG OTT 50th/ SG GIR T58 /SG APR 51st/ SG PUTT 3rd.
2013 MERRICK -11 won play off. stats SG TTG 1st/ SG OTT 37th/ SG GIR T23/ SG APR 7th/ SG PUTT 15th
2014 WATSON -15 SG TTG 1st/ SG OTT 1st/ SG GIR 11th/ SG APR 16th/ SG PUTT 20th.
2015 HAHN -6 won play off. stats SG TTG 2nd/ SG OTT 7th/ SG GIR T28/ SG APR 22nd/ SG PUTT 50th.
2016 WATSON -15 stats SG TTG 5th/ SG OTT 16th/ SG GIR T7/ SG APR 3rd/ SG PUTT 11th.
2017 JOHNSON -17 stats SG TTG 8th/ SG OTT 2nd/ SG GIR 1st/ SG APR 20th/ SG PUTT 3rd.
2018 WATSON -12 stats SG TTG 2nd/ SG OTT 17th/ SG GIR T7/ SG APR 11th/ SG PUTT 21st.
2019 HOLMES -14 stats SG TTG 11th/ SG OTT T31/ SG GIR T2/ SG APR 6th/ SG PUTT 1st.
2020 SCOTT -11 stats SG TTG 3rd/ SG OTT 17th/ SG GIR 26th/ SG APR 3rd/ SG PUTT 27th.
2021 HOMA -12 won play off. stats SG TTG 3rd/ SG OTT 2nd/ SG GIR T5/ SG APR 21st/ SG PUTT 7th.
When trying to find any connection with past winners and places players, it becomes clear that previous course form is quite relevant. Before he won last year, Homa previously posted T5th in the year before and T37 in 2019. Adam Scott, 2020 winner was another who posted a top ten the year before he won. Johnson posted a 4th in 2016 the year before he won, highlighting what i said about course form. Another connection I found is that recent form, which again can be considered, is as important as course form. The stats speak for themselves, the winner posted no worse than T29 at the event before they won at Riviera, only Bubba Watson and J B Holmes are the exceptions, two weeks before Genesis they posted a top 20, so were back to recent form as a plus, Max Homa posted T7 at Pebble the week before his win, Scott won at the Australian Open the week before, Johnson posted 3rd at Pebble the week before his 2017 win, 2015 Hahn was 29th the week before his win, Watson was T2 in 4014 the event before his win, Merrick in 2103 was T16 the week before his win and Haas was T19 the event before his win at Riviera. so as you can see recent form with course form is a must especially if you want to find the winner. looking at the stats SG TTG is showing as a definite starting point, only Holmes 11th and Haas 31st are out of the top 10 in SG TTG, two other good ones are SG GIR and SG APR, most of the last ten winners have posted inside top 30, only Hass is the exception.
WEATHER
Over the four days the weather is forecast sunny Thursday and Friday, Saturday and Sunday sunny with overcast at times, the wind will be between 5-10 mph.
PICKS
RAHM 9/1 2PTS WIN BET 365
John is going through a lean spell, being world number one comes with a hefty weight on your shoulders, his recent form is half decent, he has three top tens and a T14 at the Amex, his stats for his T10 at the Phoenix Open reads SG OTT 1st, SG TTG 3rd, SG GIR 2nd, his putting stats are 58th which as you can see is letting him down, but his driving and iron play is still solid and that’s what he needs to win this, he also has a good record here with two top tens, his last win came in the US Open at Torrey Pines in 2021, it’s time to show the world why he is the best player on the planet..
SCHAUFFLE 22/1 2PTS EW PADDY POWER 1/5 ODDS
Zander has had a good Phoenix Open just falling short by a shot, he only had two bogeys over the four rounds, it sets him up nicely for the Genesis Open, his stats for last week was 8th SG OTT, 1st TTG, 9th APR, 1st GIR, 5th SCRAMBLING, his recent form is T34 Farmer and 12th at the Sentry, his last win came in the Olympics in 2021 in Japan, which he dedicated it to his father who has dedicated his life in making Zander the golfer he is today, he’s started year with a glint in his eye and looks like the Zander of old, banging in the wedges for tap in birdies, guaranteed it won’t, be long before he gets another win on the tour, overall he’s back to his best doing what he used to, hitting long straight drives and dialing in his wedges.
WILL ZALATORIS 28/1 2PTS EW PADDY POWER 1/5 ODDS
What can we say apart from like Scotty Scheffler this man should already have his first win, but as you know getting your first win on the tour is tough due to the talent that your up against, can Will make it two first time winners in a row, I hope so, he’s made a solid start to the year with two top tens, a T6th at the Amex and 2nd in the Farmer, his driving stats are where you want them to be, after the Farmer he was 1st TTG, 13th OTT, 1st APR, 10th GIR and 145 putting, as you can see the flat stick needs some attention and with the time off I’ve no doubt he’s been working on it, I will be surprised not to see him in the top ten come Sunday.
FITZPATRICK 33/1 2PTS EW PADDY POWER 1/5 ODDS
Matt has made a good start to the season posting a T6th at the AT&T at Pebble Beach, stats for the tournament reads SG TTG 19th, SG GIR 30th, SG PUTT 2nd gaining 1.193 on the field, he then went on to post a T10 at the Phoenix Open, stats there was SG OTT 22nd, SG TTG 11th, SG APR 8th, SG GIR T47 and 30th in Putting, with a final round of 67, Matt’s still looking for his first PGA Tour win, he last won on the DP World Tour in 2021 at the famous and hard Valderrama golf course in the Andalucia Masters, Matt’s game is trending in the right direction twinned with his T5th at Riviera it’s got to give him a good chance.
HOMA 40/1 0.5 PTS EW WILLIAM HILL 1/5 ODDS
Max is the winner of last year’s event with a score of -12 and winning it in a play off with the unlucky Tony Finau, this season he’s only played in three events and one of them he missed the cut, but he has posted two top 20s with a 15th at the Sentry and 14th at the Waste Management, posting stats of 5th OTT, 27th TTG, 39th APR, T23 GIR and 16th in PUTT, Max is showing some of his old form and if he gets his approach game in order then watch out, moustache or no moustache he’s still in the top 50 and he’s top draw.
