[GUEST ACCESS MODE: Data is scrambled or limited to provide examples. Make requests using your API key to unlock full data. Check https://lunarcrush.ai/auth for authentication information.]  PGALouis [@PGALouis](/creator/twitter/PGALouis) on x 1153 followers Created: 2025-07-22 12:17:25 UTC Thoughts below ⬇️ 3M Open time, quite the fall from grace after a magical week at Portrush for fans but nevertheless an important week for players as they jostle for position for a space in the FedEx Cup playoffs. Let me quickly run through my X loveable losers. Emi Grillo has been trending nicely in the last couple months, however every time I seem to back him he does the exact opposite. He’s a proven winner and a quality ball striker so I don’t want to miss out on his victory after backing him all season. He was unfortunate at the John Deere, losing to Brian Campbell in the playoff and has gone off the boil since. I hope he will enjoy this test more, with two previous top 3s here at TPC Twin Cities. 40/1 isn’t an amazing price but I’d be kicking myself if he went on to win here. The last time I backed Austin Eckroat was for The Masters, whether I was smoking spice when I placed that bet would be a valid question, but I do think he’s shown glimpses of a return to form. Hit his irons really nicely recently, won at PGA National (not too dissimilar to TPC Twin Cities), and has real star quality. 80/1 is a fair price IMO. Chris Kirk has been very quiet since his huge win at Kapalua in 2024, yet seems to have come back to life after his T2 at the Rocket Classic which followed a solid performance at the US Open. He was really poor at Portrush but I think we can excuse him at a whopping 80/1. His swing is so smooth and when he’s on, he’s on. Also won at PGA National like Eckroat. Andrew Putnam’s putting and chipping has pulled him through the last month, with some great performances to go with it (T6, T8, T11 in X of his last X starts). He WD from the John Deere but seemed to put any doubts to bed after a solid showing at the Barracuda last week. This could end up being a -XX birdie fest, so it’s always good to have a strong putter on board. T11 and then T19 in his last X appearances here; that was enough to get me over the line at 90/1. And finally Jackson Suber (100/1) who placed for us at 400/1!!!, with a T6 at the Rocket. 7th last week at the Barracuda, I think Suber’s success is down to sorting his driver issues out. It’s not great, but it’s a lot better. He’s hit his irons really well all year on his Tour debut and I don’t think he’s too far off competing yet again. A “taster” at a fairly big price, but unfortunately I don’t think we will get 400/1 again for a while LOL. XXXXX engagements  **Related Topics** [3m](/topic/3m) [$fdx](/topic/$fdx) [stocks industrials](/topic/stocks-industrials) [Post Link](https://x.com/PGALouis/status/1947632071662248314)
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Thoughts below ⬇️
3M Open time, quite the fall from grace after a magical week at Portrush for fans but nevertheless an important week for players as they jostle for position for a space in the FedEx Cup playoffs. Let me quickly run through my X loveable losers.
Emi Grillo has been trending nicely in the last couple months, however every time I seem to back him he does the exact opposite. He’s a proven winner and a quality ball striker so I don’t want to miss out on his victory after backing him all season. He was unfortunate at the John Deere, losing to Brian Campbell in the playoff and has gone off the boil since. I hope he will enjoy this test more, with two previous top 3s here at TPC Twin Cities. 40/1 isn’t an amazing price but I’d be kicking myself if he went on to win here.
The last time I backed Austin Eckroat was for The Masters, whether I was smoking spice when I placed that bet would be a valid question, but I do think he’s shown glimpses of a return to form. Hit his irons really nicely recently, won at PGA National (not too dissimilar to TPC Twin Cities), and has real star quality. 80/1 is a fair price IMO.
Chris Kirk has been very quiet since his huge win at Kapalua in 2024, yet seems to have come back to life after his T2 at the Rocket Classic which followed a solid performance at the US Open. He was really poor at Portrush but I think we can excuse him at a whopping 80/1. His swing is so smooth and when he’s on, he’s on. Also won at PGA National like Eckroat.
Andrew Putnam’s putting and chipping has pulled him through the last month, with some great performances to go with it (T6, T8, T11 in X of his last X starts). He WD from the John Deere but seemed to put any doubts to bed after a solid showing at the Barracuda last week. This could end up being a -XX birdie fest, so it’s always good to have a strong putter on board. T11 and then T19 in his last X appearances here; that was enough to get me over the line at 90/1.
And finally Jackson Suber (100/1) who placed for us at 400/1!!!, with a T6 at the Rocket. 7th last week at the Barracuda, I think Suber’s success is down to sorting his driver issues out. It’s not great, but it’s a lot better. He’s hit his irons really well all year on his Tour debut and I don’t think he’s too far off competing yet again. A “taster” at a fairly big price, but unfortunately I don’t think we will get 400/1 again for a while LOL.
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