The Valero Texas Open 🤠 Betting Show

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DB and Pat face drawing on their faces if they don't hit an outright winner before the Masters.

The episode opens with hosts DB and Pat Perry acknowledging Matt Every's absence but confirming his return for the Masters preview. They express frustration over not hitting a recent outright winner, joking about drawing on their faces as a consequence. The hosts quickly note the Valero Texas Open's diminished field due to Masters-focused withdrawals and poor odds. DB shares an extended, humorous metaphor comparing the struggle to win golf bets to the difficulty of achieving an erection, encouraging listeners to share their own struggles in the comments. They transition to the Valero preview, describing TPC San Antonio as a Greg Norman-designed par-72 course with low fairway and green regulation numbers, favoring scramblers and bombers. Weather conditions, including potential wind, are highlighted as a factor. DB mentions his custom model is available on Bet The Numbers. The hosts then dive into betting picks, starting with favorites like Tommy Fleetwood and Ludwig Aberg. Pat selects Aberg and Maverick McNeely as his top choices, while DB prefers Russell Henley and longer shots like Sepp Straka and Keith Mitchell. They debate the value of Jordan Spieth and Colin Morikawa, with DB expressing skepticism. The discussion moves to mid-range picks, including Alex Noren, whom they dub the 'rape whistle buddy' of the week after a shared dream about lions in a parking garage. They also mention Daniel Berger and Denny McCarthy as considerations. Pat Mayo is praised for his nickname creativity, specifically 'Suter McGavin' for Tim Soudar. The hosts reveal a coincidental pick of Pontus Nihon, noting his recent form and Swedish nationality. They wrap up with top-20 lock recommendations, including McNeely and Straka. The episode concludes with Pat sharing a personal story about his daughter texting him about a Braves game and recounting a viral tweet about Barstool Sports' Riggs repeatedly ignoring him at events, which sparked widespread discussion. They emphasize that most golf industry figures, like Pat Mayo, are supportive, and preview the upcoming Masters episode.

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A brisk Valero preview built on value names, thin margins, and a clear eye on the Masters show.

DB and Pat Perry keep the Valero Texas Open preview moving at a brisk pace, and the tone fits a week they treat as a bridge to the Masters. Matt Every is out for now, though he is set to return for the Masters show on Sunday before the Masters, and Kenny McCandress is also along…

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You want a fast Valero betting card before the Masters show takes over.

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