Boo Weekley Daily Fantasy News, Rankings, Projections

Kevin Roth's weather report for The RBC Heritage is up in the main forum. While we can expect the weather to impact this week's event, at this point there does not look to be an edge in terms of stacking one tee time wave over another. Golfers on Thursday will face winds in the 5 to 15 mph range with a slight chance of rain later in the day. Friday will be a completely different day as winds will start around 20mph with potential gusts reaching 40mph later in the day. Rain is forecasted to move through the area later in the day and potentially that evening. For now, we can use the wind forecast to help pick players who tend to play better in the wind. Generally speaking, players who hit it pure are affected less by the wind. Give a slight bump to guys who are known as good ball strikers, or to players who have a great history playing in the wind.

Spring time weather in Texas can be very unpredictable. Last week's prediction of rainy playing conditions never really materialized. The Byron Nelson only had one small delay due to rain. The wind forecast for the week held true, and players from both tee time waves played in pretty much the same conditions. This week's Dean & Deluca Invitational can expect a very similar wind pattern. The major difference this week is that the temperatures will rise, and with the exception of Sunday there should be very little rain. The first two rounds of the tournament will be very warm and windy, and at this time there appears to be no tee time wave advantage. Weather will update again prior to the start of the first round.