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Hard to believe it’s already been three months since Pin High Golf Performance officially opened.

What started as an idea has quickly become a place where golfers of all levels come to move better, get stronger, and play with more confidence. Watching that happen day after day has been the most rewarding part of it all.

The early mornings, long days, and constant learning have been worth every bit of it - and this is just the beginning. Grateful for every client, friend, and supporter who’s helped make these first three months so special.

Onwards we go!

Rory, Scottie, Rahm, Spieth, Thomas…those are some of the clear and obvious choices. But where is there some value to be found in the field? Here are 5 ideas that may warrant an each-way punt:

Tom Hoge: Augusta National is a golf course where hitting quality approach shots is of huge importance. The current PGA Tour leader in Strokes Gained on Approach the Green has the game to contend this week and a recent T3 finish at The Players Championship in Sawgrass is proof of that.

Sungjae Im: T8 last year and T2 in 2020 shows that he is very comfortable at Augusta. That along with four finishes in the top-10 this year, demonstrates great value for the South Korean.

Corey Conners: The Canadian has finished in the top-10 in each of his 3 Masters appearances leading up to this year. Also, the minor detail of him arriving in Augusta fresh off a victory last week in Texas has many thinking the young Maple Leaf has what it takes to contend.

Keegan Bradley: 2023 has been a comeback season for Keegan so far who sits 4th in the FedEx Cup standings with a win and four top-10 finishes. Plus, he already has a major championship victory, so if he gets in the mix he knows how to get the job done.

Cameron Young: One of the new kids on the block on Tour, but acts and plays like he been around forever. He took down Rory McIlroy at the matchplay a couple of weeks ago in the semi-final before ultimately succumbing to Sam Burns in the final. He showed no signs of faltering when in contention last year in The Open at St. Andrews and has the length to navigate what is going to be a long Augusta National if the forecast plays out like it is supposed to.