Adam Schenk Daily Fantasy News, Rankings, Projections

Adam Schenk is no longer in the field this week and has been replaced by D.J. Trahan.

The idea of building a stars and scrubs type of lineup is very much in play this week. With the start of a new season, one can make a very strong argument that pricing at a certain point does not reflect talent. If you are looking for a more proven value to attack then Adam Schenk is a player worth taking a look at. Any player that can overcome having maybe the worst last name in the game of golf should always cross our minds as we build rosters. All kidding aside. Schenk is a consistent ball striker with a decent track record at this event. Schenk has gained almost 18 shots tee to green in his last 4 starts at The Country Club Of Jackson.

Weaker field events always create this strange pricing dynamic. While some golfers see a pricing increase despite being a player worthy of such a jump in salary, there are other golfers who simply get overlooked in terms of an adjustment. Heading into this week with a seven made cut streak on the line Adam Schenk is a golfer that you can make an argument for in terms of not getting an appropriate price increase. While he is still a good value on FD, the price of $6700 on DK makes Schenk one of the strong punt plays for the week. In his previous three starts at this event, Schenk has three made cuts highlighted by a top 10 finish. Searching for his first top 25 finish or better during this current made cut streak, Schenk has a big opportunity to crush his value with a top 35 or better showing this week.

There was quite a bit of pre-tournament field movement this week. While none of the players listed above are what many would consider being key pieces, please double-check lineups to make sure to remove these golfers. Good luck this week Grinders, resultsDb will be up and running a few minutes after lock.

Just a few short hours after sites released salaries for this week's event, Adam Schenk withdrew from the field. He will be replaced by Zach Sucher. No injury news has been released at this point. Sucher should get added to the player pool within the next 24 hours.

Alternate PGA events are very hard to handicap in terms of pricing. With a large majority of the best players participating in another event, we often see many golfers jump significantly in price. Looking to improve on what was a very average rookie season, Adam Schenk has played well to start the 2019 campaign. The 27-year-old Schenk has made 11 out of 15 cuts including 4 top 25 or better finishes. Prior to last week's missed cut at The Valspar, Schenk had posted 3 top 30 or better finishes and enters this week with overall respectable form. Priced as he would be for a normal full-field event, Schenk stands out as one of the better point per dollar plays in our projection model for the week. Of the players in this week's field, Schenk ranks 4th in DK scoring for the season making his $7,400 price tag stand out as one of the bigger oversights for the week.