Why we bet £1,149 on Hank Lebioda
The market has him at 60%. Our model has him at 75%. That's the biggest edge we've seen this week — here's exactly how we got there.
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The market has him at 60%. Our model has him at 75%. That's the biggest edge we've seen this week — here's exactly how we got there.
Walking the full pricing exercise on Scheffler's over/under 66.5 — field mean, personal edge, course compression, and the mean-vs-median gap that decides where the fair line actually sits.
Fitting eight years of pin-by-pin scoring to today's wind, then calibrating against yesterday's field average, points to a course playing softer than the wind suggests.
Same wind direction as R1, roughly triple the speed. This is where the R2 pin sheet meets a 20 mph SSW — hole by hole, cluster by cluster.
Adjusting eight years of pin-by-pin birdie rates for hole length and wind reveals which flag positions at TPC Twin Cities play harder or easier than they look.
A ball-flight model that ranks courses by whether they reward bombers or plotters — and where this week lands.