The Saturday 11/07 golf showdown is a one-game slate on DraftKings with a $50,000 salary cap. Lineups lock at 11:00 p.m. ET (8:00 p.m. PT), so there is plenty of time to work through the pricing.
Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra sits at the top of the board at $10,000, and the numbers back up the price. He carries a ceiling of 98.7 and a DraftKings average of 78.7, both the highest of anyone in our model's top plays. Matthew Jordan is the other expensive option at $9,000, with a ceiling of 80.0 and an average of 62.6. Jordan's average sits well below Lopez-Chacarra's despite the two players being priced close together.
The best mix of price and production sits in the middle tier. Gregorio De Leo at $7,500 offers a ceiling of 84.6 and an average of 69.9, which is the second-best average on the sheet and comes at a clear discount to Lopez-Chacarra. Angel Ayora Fanegas at $7,800 has a ceiling of 79.7 and an average of 65.2, while Jeff Winther at $7,000 brings a ceiling of 75.1 and an average of 62.2.
Value is where the lineup gets built. Calum Hill at $6,500 has a ceiling of 76.9 and an average of 65.5, a strong return for the salary. Guido Migliozzi at $6,200 is the cheapest of the group, with a ceiling of 69.2 and an average of 58.3. Julien Guerrier also costs $6,500, with a ceiling of 64.4 and an average of 54.0, making him the lowest-upside piece of the bunch but a way to save salary.
Ownership projections are not available for this slate, so there is no read on where the crowd is headed.
Our model's top lineup uses $43,700 of the $50,000 cap. It pairs Lopez-Chacarra at $10,000 with De Leo at $7,500, Winther at $7,000, Hill and Guerrier at $6,500 each, and Migliozzi at $6,200. Lock is at 11:00 p.m. ET.
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