Matt Wallace Daily Fantasy News, Rankings, Projections

Now that we have a major championship in each of the next three months, we should see some international players make The PGA Tour their home through the summer. Playing one week after a disappointing missed cut at The Masters Matt Wallace is one such player we can expect to see quite a bit on tour during this stretch. A proven international winner Wallace comes into this week as a top 40 player in the world. Priced down across the industry, Wallace stands out as a great value option for the week. Prior to his missed cut at The Masters, Wallace had gained double digits strokes tee to green in his last three starts on tour and finished 6th at The Players Championship. Facing another Pete Dye track this week, Wallace has both the skill set and talent to make him one of the better values for the week. Due to the lack of shot link data from European Tour players and the overall unfamiliarity of their games, players like Wallace can often go overlooked. In the case of Wallace, his missed cut could sour plenty who played him last week, but to thrive in the DFS arena you must learn to have a short memory.

Augusta National is a place that has historically favored experience. It's been almost 40 years since a first-time participant of the Masters walked away with a green jacket. While the odds are stacked against first-time golfers, there are few in this year's field that stand out as a great source of value. With three international wins in the last year and a half, Matt Wallace is not your typical Masters rookie. Heading into the first major of the year, Wallace has played very well in his four PGA Tour starts this season. Highlighted by a T6 at The Arnold Palmer Invitational, Wallace has finished inside the top 33 in all four starts. While he lacks experience at Augusta, Wallace has shown the propensity to step up to the plate when given the opportunity. Priced down in this strong field, the experienced international Wallace has more than enough game to pay off his salary despite being a rookie at Augusta.

Matt Wallace skipped the CIMB Classic a few weeks ago in order to compete in the British Masters. Currently ranked inside the top 20 in the Race To Dubai on the European Tour, Wallace will make his WGC debut this week. Fueled by three wins on the European Tour this year, Wallace has moved into the top 60 in the official world golf rankings and is starting to gain steam as a popular value play for the week. With the desire to fit in one or two top-end players into rosters it makes sense to try and grab as much value as possible when making a lineup. Reasonably priced across the industry Wallace has proven that he can compete with the best players in the world and is a great choice for salary relief on the slate.