Fitzpatrick went back to his old driver setup, then won the FedEx Open de France. His price rose 4.6% that week and still sits 2.3% under a fair value of €928.62.
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@caddytrader.comFitzpatrick went back to his old driver setup, then won the FedEx Open de France. His price rose 4.6% that week and still sits 2.3% under a fair value of €928.62.
@caddytrader.comLucas Herbert goes to Fife priced at ₡271.88 with a fair value of ₡329.88. That is 17.6% of daylight, and prices glide towards fair value after every event.
@caddytrader.comBen James arrives at Black Desert priced at ₡167.45 against a fair value of ₡238.99. That is 29.9% below, the second biggest gap in the field. Nine eagles in four months too.
@caddytrader.com₡40 a share landed in every Spaun holder's balance on Sunday night, and the price came with it: +72.2% at settlement, to ₡495.77. The BMW PGA is an elite event, so that finish dividend paid double.
@caddytrader.comNeal Shipley went to Asheville priced at ₡17.31 and came home at ₡56.77. A share of third place, up 228% in one Sunday night.
@caddytrader.comRandy Smith has coached that unorthodox action since Scheffler was a boy, and GOLF.com let him explain it. The world number one sits at ₡1,390 with a fair value of ₡1,786.80.
@caddytrader.comFifty-three settled at the cut at Walnut Cove. Nico Echavarria was the priciest of them, marked down 6.9% to ₡209.72, and already back on the board.
@caddytrader.comSix withdrawals at Wentworth, and every one of them settles at the cut. Dan Brown took the sharpest mark, down 17.7% to ₡88.13. All six are tradable again straight away.
@caddytrader.comSoderberg finished T46 at Doonbeg and came out of settlement 26.3% lighter, from ₡132.66 to ₡97.78. The sharpest drop of the week belonged to a man who made the cut.
