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Josh Culp
Josh used to focus his attention on fantasy baseball and basketball. Then after college at Iowa State, he moved to North Dakota got into the game of golf. Suddenly, he started watching PGA TOUR golf every weekend and becoming obsessed with fantasy golf. Due to the relative lack of public attention and availability of fantasy golf data, Josh has quickly carved out a spot in the fantasy golf world. Particularly in the Daily Fantasy Golf world, where Josh enjoys a modest return on investment. In addition to Future of Fantasy and Daily Fantasy Golf, Josh also contributes as a member of the Rotoworld Golf team.
is that a prom picture of josh
I didn’t goto prom. That’s a future picture of me at my wedding.
Excuse me? 😉
Hi Josh aka Future of Fantasy,
I’m Brandon Gordon. I have my own site that focuses mainly on golf. My rotogrinders and ludawgs name is gordmania. I’m actually pretty new to the dfs world. Only began in May/June. I previously played golf survivors at survivalfootball.com
Anyway, I have a pretty good record and share as much as my research with others threw my site and I was hoping I could join the next version of your DraftKings Golf Tour.
Thanks
Brandon
Hey Brandon,
You can definitely hop in the next contest when PGA TOUR returns. Is gordmania your DK name as well? If not, send over your DK name and I’ll make sure you’re included in the next invite.
Hi Josh,
I was just looking at your Poa Annua Performance article. Where did you find the data to create those numbers? I am looking for SGP by tournament but can’t find it anywhere.
Thanks,
Ben.
Hello Josh et al,
Do you know where I can find 2018 projected earnings for the rest of the 2017-18 PGA season? I used your projections last year to help me draft my team. Just wondering if you were doing something similar for this year (or if you knew of another resource) Thanks!
Hi James, I published it on Rotoworld this year:
http://www.rotoworld.com/articles/gol/76554/519/top-125-rankings-for-2018
Josh – Thanks for the speedy reply. Shouldn’t you be watching football or something other than immediately replying to strangers’ requests for fantasy golf help???
I had found your Rotoworld post and had your top 125 list bookmarked. I was wondering if you had projected earnings associated with that list? Or should I just start out with $5M for Spieth, $4.75M for Fowler, on down the line.
Thanks for helping me get ready for my league again this year. – James
Very nice. Your daughter picked a good school!
As for the projected earnings. An easy way would be to look at last year’s final money list and then draw a few conclusions between the two lists. You could draw a line at #5 and that would be $5M+ projected earnings. Draw another one at #25 and anyone above that could be $3M+ earnings. Then go to #50 and anyone above that could be $2M+ projected earnings. From #50 to #100 would equal $1M+ earnings and then from #100 to #125 would be $750K+ projected earnings.
The difference between projected and actual earners will have a lot of variance due to the huge surplus that winners get. Still, grouping them into tiers will give you a nice general estimate of what to expect.
P.S. My daughter is a freshman at ISU (your Alma Mater) and she is with the band so she is on her way home from Memphis and the Liberty Bowl victory. Great game yesterday and great season.
Thanks again, James.
Josh: Big fan of your analysis. Will you be posting your PGA Tour previews on this website going forward? I didn’t see one for the Farmer’s Insurance Open last week or for the Phoenix Open this week.
Thanks
Hey Clayton. You can find my PGA previews at Rotoworld.com now
Hey Josh -> keep up the good work on those value spotlights. They are proving very helpful for my one and done fantasy golf season so far. Especially when you don’t want to use top talent on events that don’t pay out big bucks – looking forward to todays pick
Hi Josh,
Wondering if you ever created, or have something you can send me about “No Cut Event Specialists”.
Not sure I was wondering if this information had been collected by you, but was wondering if you could shoot me some info as to where to find it. Looking for SG- No Cut Tourneys.
Thanks!
John
That’s posted here https://futureoffantasy.com/performance-in-no-cut-events
It hasn’t been updated in a while but I can check that and update shortly
Hiya Gents
Can you please update the pages for the 2019 Majors?
Love this website, it’s a brilliant tool.
Cheers
Hey Jock. Glad you like the site. I will add that my to-do list this week. Cheers.
Hi Josh,
I appreciate your columns on Rotogrinders – they are an integral part of my research each week. The putting surface angles are especially very helpful.
I’m hoping you can point me in the right direction – do you know what site has Draftkings salary history for PGA tournaments going back to 2014? I’ve used Fantasy Cruncher already and DFS on Demand didn’t have it. I don’t mind a paywall as long as its reasonable. Thanks for your help.
Hey Ben. Wish I could help you but I’m not sure where you can find that salary info.
Hi Josh,
I don’t know if this is still the place to reach you, but I figured I would start here. I recently subscribed to Numberball – Golf because of you. I noticed that you frequently mention the GIR on a course from the rough vs the fairway. That seems a lot more useful than FNGC just listing short, average or long. Where do you get that information? I was hoping it would be on the Numberball site, but obviously it is not.
Love your stuff.