Len Hochberg

Scottie Scheffler wins THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson with a record-tying score, setting the stage for a thrilling showdown with Rory McIlroy at the PGA Championship.

RotoWire's golf experts give you the top picks for one and done leagues at THE CJ CUP Byron Nelson, including why Ryan Gerard deserves consideration at TPC Craig Ranch.

Neither Ben Griffin nor Andrew Novak had won a PGA Tour event, but with their powers combined, they both checked that box at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.

Justin Thomas ends a nearly three-year winless streak with a thrilling playoff victory at the RBC Heritage and climbs to No. 6 in the world rankings.

RotoWire's golf experts are aligned on several PGA players in this week's golf one and done contests, and one of them happens to be Sepp Straka.

The downs may have matched the ups, but when his putt dropped on the first playoff hole Rory McIlroy captured both his first Masters and the career Grand Slam.

Jon Rahm is a former Masters champion, and two RotoWire experts believe he should be the golfer you go with in your one and done leagues this week.

RotoWire golf experts Ryan Andrade, Len Hochberg, Lauren Jump and Kevin O'Brien preview the 2025 Masters and discuss PGA DFS, best bets, OAD and the results of their draft!

Nick Whalen and Jeff Erickson, hosts of VSiN's Prop Points, preview best bets for The 2025 Masters with award-winning RotoWire Golf Writer Len Hochberg. Will Rory McIlroy's luck change?

A fourth PGA Tour victory -- this time at the Valero Texas Open -- was music to Brian Harman's ears on the eve of the Masters.

Jeff Erickson and Len Hochberg preview the 2025 Masters and provide their best plays on DraftKings, including their thoughts on Russell Henley.

Tommy Fleetwood has a few things going for him this week, and one RotoWire expert recommends giving him the nod in your one and done leagues.

Nick Whalen and Jeff Erickson, hosts of VSiN's Prop Points, preview The Valero Texas Open with award-winning Golf Writer Len Hochberg. Len thinks Keenan Bradley has some appealing odds.

The Texas Children's Houston Open went down to the wire, but thanks to a final putt that was true, Min Woo Lee picked up the first win of his PGA Tour career.

Davis Thompson is bound to be a popular play in this week's one and done contests, but not every RotoWire expert believes his name is the one you should click.

Viktor Hovland himself isn't sure how it happened, but that doesn't change the fact he snapped a lengthy winless drought at the Valspar Championship.

Find out why Nicolai Hojgaard is among the players RotoWire's experts suggest rolling with in one and done contests for the Valspar Championship.

It took an extra day and a few extra holes, but when it was all said and done Rory McIlroy proclaimed victory at THE PLAYERS Championship.

Len Hochberg joins Nick Whalen and Jeff Erickson on VSiN's Prop Points and explains why he likes Xander Schauffele's odds at THE PLAYERS Championship.

It's a pivotal week in one and done contests, and one RotoWire expert is deploying Justin Thomas at THE PLAYERS Championship while another will be holding off.

Russell Henley had plenty of reason to be excited Sunday, as his lengthy winless drought was snapped at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

A new article debuts for the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and RotoWire's golf experts give you a list of players to target and fade in your One and Done pools.

Len Hochberg joins the RotoWire Prop Points show on VSiN to offer up his best bets for the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Bettors have noticed Scottie Scheffler's past success at Bay Hill.

PGA National was as gettable as ever, and no one capitalized more than Joe Highsmith, who picked up his first PGA Tour victory at the Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches.

It took a little luck, but nothing could prevent Brian Campbell from picking up a life-altering win at the Mexico Open at VidantaWorld.

Ludvig Aberg was locked in at the Genesis Invitational, and thanks to a birdie on the 72nd hole he picked up the most prominent win of his young career.

The party raged as usual at the WM Phoenix Open, but the one who celebrated most was Thomas Detry, who picked up the first victory of his PGA Tour career.

Rory McIlroy had never won a PGA Tour event in February, but thanks to four steady days in Pebble Beach he added another line to his already-impressive resume.

Harris English put the proper spin on things at the relocated Farmers Insurance Open and picked up the fifth PGA Tour victory of his career.

Sepp Straka staked himself a comfortable lead heading into the final round of The American Express, and he wound up walking away with his third PGA Tour victory.

Nick Taylor was all but out of contention late in Sunday's final round, but after a stunning turn of events he stole the victory at the Sony Open in Hawaii.