I'm dipping my toes into the international waters for the first and last time this season with a special Olympic event.  I have provided you with playbooks for both the John Deere Classic and the Olympic Tournament in Rio both beginning on Thursday morning.  

The Olympics made the wrong call with the format of their golf competition.  I feel that people would have really enjoyed seeing a team style event like the Ryder Cup, rather than another stroke-play tournament.  Most golf fans see these guys play in tournaments against each other every single week but what they don't see is them teaming up to play for their countries.  It could have been something really special, but the one benefit to the stroke-play is that we get another DFS game.  

We will provide a regular full DFS PGA Playbook next week when things get back to normal around here.  GOOD LUCK THIS WEEK!

DFS PGA PLAYBOOK: JOHN DEERE CLASSIC

PLAYERACESDRAFTKINGSBREAKDOWN
Zach Johnson$6,050$13,000Won here in 2012, Three 2nd Places, and Two 3rd Places since 2009. Scoring average of last 28 rounds - 66.57
Steve Stricker$5,900$11,800Won here 3 Straight Years (2009-2011). He has finished T5, T10, T11, & T35 since those wins. T2 at St. Jude & 4th at The Open
Daniel Summerhays$5,500$10,600He has not finished worse than T13 in his last 3 starts at the John Deere.  T11 last week at the Travelers.
Ryan Moore$5,100$10,3007/7 Cuts Made at the John Deere.  He's finished Top 25 in each of the last 4 trips. T17 Last Week at Travelers.
Jerry Kelly$5,250$9,400Homecoming of sorts for Kelly. 3 Top 10s and another 4 Top 25s in 9 trips to the John Deere. Finished 2nd in Connecticut
Robert Streb$5,250$9,200Showed signs of life in 2016 with a T7 at Baltusrol after a terrific 2015 campaign.  3/3 Cuts Made at John Deere with 2 Top 25s 
Robert Garrigus$5,200$9,000He's got 4 Top 11s since late May.  3 Top 25 Finishes at John Deere since 2009. He's 22nd in GIR & Birdies-or-Better %
Brian Harman$5,350$8,700Winner here in 2014 (2 other Top 25 finishes here in 4 total trips). T13 in SG:P (Strokes Gained: Putting).  
Chris Stroud$5,100$8,2007/7 Cuts Made at the John Deere (Finished T5 Last Year). He isn't playing well this year which is why he's only a GPP play
Scott Brown$4,800$8,1002 Top 10s at the John Deere (Shot a 61 in 2014). He finished T25 last week and ranked 5th in Scrambling. Solid Safe Play
Keegan Bradley$4,200$7,800Really hate recommending this guy but I'm gonna. 4 straight cuts made with 2 Top 25s. Beware of the rollarcoaster ride!
Adam Hadwin$5,100$7,500It's all about the putter at the John Deere and this kid ball out on the greens. He's got the ability to be a MONEY GPP play
Spencer Levin$5,050$7,400Made the Cut in his last 4 Spot Starts since 2009. Top 15s in his last 2 Starts on similar courses. Accurate off the Tee
Johnson Wagner$4,750$6,900He's finished T7 & T5 in the last 2 years at the John Deere. He has 8 sub-70 rounds & a scoring average of 66.75
Luke Guthrie$4,700$6,90017 Starts this season (4 Top 20s). 3/4 in Cuts Made at the John Deere with a T5 in 2012 & T14 last season. 18th in SG:Putting.
Tyrone Van Aswegen$4,750$6,60022/28 in Cuts Made this season (2 Top 5s including the Travelers last week). He was 5th in SG:P & 1st in Scrambling
Charlie Danielson$3,450$5,800Since Turning Pro after the U.S. Open, 3/4 in Cuts Made. T15 at Utah Championship. Confidence and a Good Putter!

DFS PGA PLAYBOOK: 2016 OLYMPIC GOLF TOURNAMENT FROM RIO

PLAYERACESDRAFTKINGSBREAKDOWN
Henrik StensonN/A$12,400HOTTEST Player in the World. Finished 1st, T13, 1st & T7 in his last 4 starts (Won the Open Champ). 11th on TOUR in GIR.
Sergio GarciaN/A$11,900A FANTASTIC 2016 season for Garcia. Before getting CUT at the PGA, he went 1st, 5th, 5th, 5th in his 4 prior. 
Patrick Reed$5,100$10,700Playing excellent with a T10, T12, T13, & T11 over his last 4 Starts.  He's got the best scramble ability in the game today.
Martin Kaymer$5,250$10,3004 Top 10s & a Top 15 since late May.  7th at the PGA Championship.  He has made his presence known once again.
Emiliano GrilloN/A$9,600Got 5 Top 15s Worldwide since June. He is the definition of a GPP play with his inconsistent game but throw him in some LUs
Rafa Cabrera BelloN/A$9,200The Opposite of Grillo, way more consistent. 7th on the Euro Tour in GIR & 8th in Scoring. He can be used in CASH or GPPs
Soren KjedsenN/A$8,500T9 at The Open was his 4th Top 10 of the season. He's made 5 straight cuts coming in. Enjoying a GREAT 2nd wind of his career
Jhonattan VegasN/A$8,300Won at Glenn Abbey 3 Weeks Ago. 4th in GIR & 9th in Average Distance of Putts Made. 
Padraig HarringtonN/A$7,7006/6 Cuts Made since late June (3 Top 25s including T13 at the PGA). 3 Time Major Winner looking for an Olympic Medal
David HearnN/A$7,400Top 30 or better in 6 straight tournaments before missed cut at the RBC. Consistency and should make the cut
Gregory BourdyN/A$7,00011 Top 25s in 2016 (6 have come in the last 7 starts which includes the U.S. Open & PGA Champ). 15th on Euro Tour in Scoring
Nicolas ColsaertsN/A$6,900Playing well, 7 Top 25s in the last 3 Months (Three 3rd Places). 7th on Euro Tour in Manufacturing Scoring Opportunities
Alex CejkaN/A$6,600T5 & T11 in his last 2 Starts. 35th on the Tour in GIR, 4th in Scrambling & Top 20 in Par 3, 4, & 5 Scoring.
Cheng Tsung PanN/A$6,600Won Gold at 2014 Asian Games, joining the PGA Tour in 2016-17. Top 20s in last 6 Starts on Web.com.
Ryan FoxN/A$6,400On the Challenge Tour; 4 Top 10s & a T18 in his last 5 Starts.  Last week he won by 4 strokes in Northern Ireland.
Miguel TabuenaN/A$6,1009 Victories since turning pro in 2011. Won the Silver Medal at the 2010 Asian Games. Top 25s in 3 of his last 4 Starts.
Wen-Tang LinN/A$6,000Playing really good golf right now with Top 5 finishes in his last 3 Starts in Asia.

ONE & DONE PLAYS:

ONE AND DONE PLAYFINISH
Hyaundai: Patrick Reed2nd - $688,000
Sony: Harris EnglishT56 - $12,818
CareerBuilder: Bill HaasT9 - $162,400
Farmers: Nick WatneyMissed Cut
Phoenix: Ryan MooreT11 - $149,500
Pebble: J.B. HolmesT11 - $143,500
Northern Trust: K.J. ChoiT5 - $258,400
Honda: Luke DonaldT61 - $13,115
WGC-Cadillac: Dustin Johnson T14 - $120,000
Valspar: Kevin Na  T22 - $52,959.09
Arnold Palmer: Francisco Molinari   T9 - $170,100
Puerto Rico: Scott Brown   T5 - $109,500
Shell Open: Charley HoffmanT33 - $36,720.00
The Masters: Phil MickelsonMissed Cut
RBC Heritage: Matt KucharT9 - $147,500
Valero: Billy HorschelT4 - $233,740
Zurich: Justin RoseMissed Cut
Wells Fargo: Gary WoodlandT24 - $62,232.50
Players: Sergio GarciaT54 - $24,150
Byron Nelson: Ryan PalmerMissed Cut
Colonial: Chris KirkT15 - $117,250
Memorial: Hideki MatsuyamaMissed Cut
St. Jude: Retief GoosenT12 - $125,550
U.S. Open: Adam ScottT18 - $120,978
Quicken Loans: Jim FurykT21 - $64,773.75
Bridgestone: Zach JohnsonT10 - $167,750
British Open: Martin KaymerT36 - $42,900
RBC: William McGirtT59 - $13,039
PGA Champ: Rory McIloryMissed Cut
Travelers: Bubba WatsonT25 - $47,226.66
John Deere: Steve Stricker???
Olympics: Rafa Cabrera Bello???