Fantasy Golf: Who to pick for gameweek 2?
The Masters is over for another year but it’s a big week in the NCG Fantasy Golf game with scoring tournaments on both the European and PGA Tours.
In this helpful guide we’ll let you know who is playing where and give you a few tips to get the right players in your team for gameweek 2.
Starting in America with the RBC Heritage, new crowned Masters Champion Jordan Spieth is in the field so if he served you well last week, you may want to stick with him. Or will he be suffering from an Augusta hangover?
Other players in the field who alos teed it up at The Masters include; Zach Johnson, Ian Poulter, Patrick Reed, Charl Scwartzel, Joost Luiten, Louis Oosthuizen, Morgan Hoffman, Billy Horschel, Ernie Els, Luke Donald and Jonas Blixt.
The defending champion Matt Kuchar is usually a decent bet for a top-10 so despite a disappointing Masters, the six-time PGA Tour winner could be a good shout for this week.
Graeme McDowell and Carl Petterson are a pair of past winners also in the field so could be worth considering.
To see the entry list in full CLICK HERE
The European Tour heads to China for the Shenzhen International where Bubba Watson has made the long trip after playing in the Masters.
The two-time Green Jacket winner recorded a victory in China at the end of last year.
England’s Andy Sullivan, David Horsey, Tommy Fleetwood, David Howell, Ross Fisher, Chris Wood and Oliver Wilson are among the proven winners in the field.
Scotland’s Richie Ramsay and Frenchman Alexander Levy have also won recently so should definitely come into consideration.
It’s certainly a strong field so to see the entry list in full CLICK HERE
To re-cap on last week’s action, the top five teams were as follows
1. Niblick10 – 2752
2. Deebsmk – 2677
3. No Hassall – 2632
4. doogz demons – 2617
5. Wearthefoxhatgone – 2600
But don’t worry, even if you had a poor week or haven’t signed up yet there’s still time to compete for the overall prize and there are prizes up for grabs each month.
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James Savage
Former equipment editor of NCG. Inconsistent ball-striker and tea-maker.
