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Kelly Kraft Headshot
K. Kraft - G
Kelly Kraft looks to kickstart his season with a return to Corales Golf Club for this week's Corales Puntacana Resort & Club Championship.
The SMU product has eight career top 5s on the PGA TOUR and two of them have come at this week's venue (in two tries). Kraft has been T23 or better after all eight rounds played at Corales GC. More recently, he returned from a long injury layoff by missing the cut in Napa. He posted rounds of 74-73=147 (+3) while losing strokes in all four sub-categories of strokes gained. He will likely be a trendy course-history pick in weekly leagues but his lack of competitive reps makes him a tough man to trust. Kraft is playing on a fresh Major Medical Extension with 22 starts remaining so there is no rush or sense of urgency for him at the moment. 
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Seamus Power Headshot
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Seamus Power has some of the best course history in the field as he returns to the Dominican Republic for this week's Corales Puntacana Resort & Club Championship.
Power posted four sub-70 rounds during the inaugural Corales event played back in 2016 when it was still a Korn Ferry Tour event (finished T7). He returned two years later to play in the first PGA TOUR edition and continued his success with a T5 finish. The Irishman slowed his progress last year when he settled for a T44 but should still bring plenty of confidence to the table when he steps back on property this week. "Length is a huge advantage here. Fairways are big, holes are long, so you can just send driver." He arrives with boom-or-bust results on his form log, posting a T12 in Detroit, T9 at the Barracuda, and T27 at the Wyndham to offset a trio of missed cuts over that same stretch. 
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Matthias Schwab Headshot
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World No. 92 Matthias Schwab will make his tournament debut this week at the Corales Puntacana Resort & Club Championship.
The Vanderbilty standout has been leadking out recently with finishes outside of the top 30 in six of his seven events played since the restart. Those kind of results were foreign to him in 2019 where he posted top 30s in eight of his last 10 starts to end the calendar year, including a T4 at the WGC-HSBC Champions. After missing the cut last week at Winged Foot Golf Club, perhaps a change to a more laid-back environment will get his game back on track. Schwab is currently just 99th in the Euro Tour's Race to Dubai so gamers should expect him to play a heavy schedule across the pond after this week's event. Of course a top 10 this week might alter those plans. 
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Rory McIlroy Headshot
Playing out of the fourth-to-last twosome, past champ and World No. 4 Rory McIlroy backed up with a 5-over-par 38-37=75 in the final round of the 120th U.S. Open, dropping one spot to T8 on 6-over 286, 12 swings adrift of champion Bryson DeChambeau.
This was the 2011 winner's 12th U.S. Open and fifth top 10, second straight. It was his 46th overall major championship and 21st top-10 finish, first since T9 at the previous U.S. Open contested in 2019, three major starts ago. For the week, the new dad carded rounds of 67-76-68-75, and totaled 12 birdies versus 12 bogeys and three doubles. On Sunday, he found seven (of 14) fairways and 11 greens in regulation, gaining 1.62 strokes off-the-tee but losing 0.28 approaching and 0.18 around-the-green. The South Florida resident mustered two birdies at holes 9 and 11 (from 9'10"), overshadowed by three squares at 4, 7 and 15, and two double bogey-6s at 1 and 16. He recorded a dismal 1.89 putts per GIR and -1.27 SG: Putting with 34 total putts. 
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Zach Johnson Headshot
Playing out of the fourth-to-last twosome, World No 178 Zach Johnson pieced together a 4-over-par 38-36=74 in the final round of the 120th U.S. Open, good for a five-way T8 on 6-over 286, 12 swings back of champion Bryson DeChambeau.
This was the 44-year-old's 17th U.S. Open and 12th made cut, seventh straight. It's his second top 10, matching a T8 four tries ago in 2016 at Oakmont. Overall, the Drake alum was making his 65th appearance in a major and bags his 10th top 10, first since the above-mentioned T8, which was 16 major starts ago. For the week, the Iowa native recorded rounds of 70-74-68-74, and totaled five birdies and one eagle against 10 bogeys. In the finale, he outbalanced two birdies with six bogeys on six (of 14) fairways and eight greens in regulation, gaining 0.97 strokes approaching and 0.82 on-the-green with 29 total putts. 
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Playing out of the seventh-to-last twosome, past champ and World No. 6 Webb Simpson carved out a birdie-less 3-over-par 35-38=73 in the final round of the 120th U.S. Open, up three places to T8 on 6-over 286, a distant 12 in arrears of champion Bryson DeChambeau. 
This was the 2012 winner's 10th U.S. Open and fifth top 25, third straight, and third top 10, first since T8 two tries ago in 2018 (Shinnecock). Overall, it was his 36th major and fourth top 10, first since T5 at the 2019 Masters five major appearances ago. After opening with 71-71-71, the Wake Forest alum began T11 on 3-over, one short of the overnight top 10, and conjured five (of 14) fairways and five greens in regulation. He posted a -0.18 SG: Off-the-Tee, -0.85 SG: Approach, and +1.50 SG: Around. The 35-year-old kicked off with 10 consecutive pars before squaring three bogey-5s at 11, 14 and 15, recording 1.44 putts per GIR and +1.43 SG: Putting with 26 total putts. For the week, he totaled one eagle and six birdies versus 14 bogeys, and ranked No. 1 in total pars with 51.
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Dustin Johnson Headshot
Playing out of the 11th-to-last twosome, past champ and World No. 1 Dustin Johnson styled an even-par 35-35=70 in the final round of the 120th U.S. Open to post 5-over 285, up 15 spots to T6, 11 swings shy of champion Bryson DeChambeau, who he played with in the first two rounds.
This was the 2016 winner's 13th U.S. Open and sixth top 10, first since T6 two tries ago in 2018 at Shinnecock. Overall, it was his 44th major championship and 19th top 10, second straight after T2 at last month's PGA, where he was the 54-hole leader by one. After opening with 73-70-72, the 36-year-old began T21 on 5-over, three short of the overnight top 10, and landed nine (of 14) fairways and 11 greens in regulation. He gained 2.32 strokes off-the-tee, 1.52 approaching and 0.14 around-the-green. The Coastal Carolina product, who was a pre-tourney 9/1 fave outright, squared three bogeys at holes 2, 3 and 15, cancelled out by eagle-3 at 9 (from 8'10") and birdie-3 at 16 (from 7'8"). He registered 1.67 putts per GIR and +0.92 SG: Putting with 30 total putts, wrapping the week with one eagle and eight birdies versus 13 bogeys and one double.   
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Xander Schauffele Headshot
Playing out of the third-to-last twosome, World No. 7 Xander Schauffele bogeyed five of his final six holes toward a 4-over-par 35-39=74 in the final round of the 120th U.S. Open, dipping one place to solo 5th on 4-over 284, 10 back of champion and fellow California native Bryson DeChambeau, who twirled a day-low 67 out of the final pairing.
This was the 26-year-old's fourth U.S. Open and fourth top 10, three of those top 5s. Overall, it was his 13th major appearance and seventh top 10, second straight after T10 at last month's PGA. After kicking off with 68-72-70, the SDSU alum began T4 on even-par, five adrift of leader Matthew Wolff, and mustered four (of 14) fairways and hit seven greens in regulation. He gained 0.29 strokes approaching and 1.76 around-the-green, but lost 1.28 off-the-tee. Schauffele scribbled down three birdies at holes 8 (from 25'2"), 9 and 18, overshadowed by seven bogeys at 4 and 5, and five straight at 13-17, which ended any hopes of a higher finish. He recorded 1.61 putts per GIR and eked out a +0.13 SG: Putting with 29 total putts, concluding the week with one eagle and 12 birdies against 18 bogeys. 
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Harris English Headshot
Playing out of the third-to-last twosome, World No. 45 Harris English overcame an opening double bogey to card a 3-over-par 36-37=73 in the final round of the 120th U.S. Open, good for solo 4th on 3-over 283, nine short of champion Bryson DeChambeau, who painted a day-low 67 out of the final pairing.
This was the 31-year-old's fifth U.S. Open, fifth cash and first top 25, bettering a T37 three tries ago in 2016 (Oakmont). Overall, it was his 17th major appearance and third top 25, second straight after T19 at last month's PGA, and his first top 10, brushing aside a prior-best T15 at the 2013 Open (Muirfield). The Georgia alum records his 31st top-10 finish in 244 career events, second in his last four starts, joining a solo 2nd at THE NORTHERN TRUST four weeks ago. After opening with 68-70-72, he began T4 on even-par, five back of leader Matthew Wolff, and hit six (of 14) fairways and eight greens in regulation. The Georgia native and resident gained 1.19 strokes off-the-tee and 1.89 around-the-green, but lost 1.72 off-the-tee, lowlighted by an unfortunate break at No. 1, where he couldn't locate his tee ball in the left rough. He penciled three birdies at holes 2, 9 and 11, outbalanced by double bogey-6 at 1, and four squares at 6, 13, 15 and 18. English posted 1.44 putts per GIR and +0.59 SG: Putting with 26 total putts, wrapping the week with 10 birdies versus 11 bogeys and one double. 
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