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Safeway Open 2020 | PGA Tour

The Tour Junkies are pumped to kick off the new PGA Tour season breaking down the Safeway Open 2020 from Silverado’s North Course in lovely Napa, California. Pat Perry delivers a fantastic course breakdown discussing the keys to success at Silverado. The boys discuss strategy for DFS and betting when you’ve got a weak field event. And of course, they deliver their favorite picks, fades and sleepers for DFS and sportsbook strategy. Finally, the Tour Junkies deliver “Just the Tip” as the last segment of the night as DB & Pat share a strategy or theory you should know if you’re a beginner or intermediate PGA Tour gambler or DFS player.

Course Breakdown – 00:00:00

DFS Picks – 00:00:00

Betting Thoughts – 00:00:00

“Just the Tip” – 00:00:00

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