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5 Points Left for TNF? We say draft...

The 2016 NFL season kicks off with a Super Bowl rematch between the Carolina Panthers and the Denver Broncos. Although we are only a couple months removed from the championship tilt, there are a couple new faces on both teams that could make this a different game.

The Carolina Panthers are led by QB Cam “Superman” Newton (30pts) and a well-balanced offensive attack. Newton’s favorite target through the air is TE Greg Olson (15pts) as well as WRs Corey Brown and Kelvin Benjamin (20pts). 

On the ground, the Panthers have a dynamic thunder and lightning duo of Jonathan Stewart (10pts) and Mike Tolbert (15pts). If you’re partial to the Panthers and find yourself with 5 points left, consider taking a flyer on RB Fozzy Whittaker who sees action as the 3rd down back and in some passing situations.

The big change for the Denver Broncos coming into the season will be the person under center. Former QB Peyton Manning went out on top winning the Super Bowl last season, which left the Broncos looking for a new Starter after former backup Brock Osweiler signed with the Texans. 

To start the season, all signs pointed to the Broncos having Mark Sanchez (30pts) or Paxton Lynch under center, but it will be up to Trevor Siemian to lead and he’ll have no shortage of weapons to spread the ball around.

Standout WRs Emmanuel Sanders (30pts) and Demaryius Thomas (25pts) present one of the most dangerous receiving duos in the NFL. Partner this with the impressive running game of C.J. Anderson (20pts) and it becomes evident that even without Manning, this is still an impressive offense. 

A value pick on the Broncos roster is Virgil Green, who has the ability to be an effective weapon in head coach Gary Kubiak’s offensive system.

Both teams bring potent defenses to the field that will pose a problem for the offense. In fact, it was Super Bowl MVP Von Miller and the Denver Broncos defense (5pts) that made the difference in their last matchup, and will probably be the deciding factor again. If they are able to limit the effectiveness of Cam Newton and develop an early lead, it could become another long day for the Panthers offense.

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1nDun Fantasy Golf: Rio 2016

Professional Golf is experiencing a renaissance in 2016, so its return to the Olympics after over a century’s absence is very fitting.   The 121st Olympiad built the Olympic Golf Course in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil to host 60 golfers from 34 countries and will determine the 3 best golfers over a standard 4-day (stroke play) tournament.

“I’m not afraid of mosquitos. I’m more afraid of bears.” - Henrik Stenson

While Stenson may not be afraid of mosquitos, we’re wondering how he feels about the 125lb capybaras and caimans. Look out for them on holes 2,3, 5, & 9.

2016 Major Winners Danny Willet (25 pt) and Henrik Stenson (30 pt) will look to add a gold medal to their trophy cases while representing their home countries of Great Britain and Sweden.  The USA has 4 golfers in the field this week – Matt Kuchar & Rickie Fowler (30 pt ea.), Patrick Reed (20 pt) and Bubba Watson (15 pt).

Some value picks from the bottom tiers actually score fairly high in the World Golf Rankings:

Byeong Hun An, South Korea (5 pt) ranks 35th in the world. Anirban Lahiri, India (5 pt) ranks 69th in the world.

We have opened up this tournament to all 1nDun players who would like to participate in the Open Game and, as always, you can create your own private league(s) and play against only your friends! 

Draft FREE at 1nDun.com. Team submission deadline is Thursday morning RIO time (1hr ahead of EST)...so, I’d just draft a team now....just sayin’.

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Fantasy Golf: The PGA Championship

Draft a team for The PGA Championship Baltusrol Golf Club (Lower Course) Springfield, New Jersey July 28 – 31, 2016

Draft Deadline: Thursday, July, 28th 7am EST Draft free at 1nDun.com

The final Major of the season, Glory’s Last Chance, returns to Baltusrol with a very qualified field.  Phil Mickelson (30 pt) won here in 2005 by 1-stroke over Thomas Bjørn & Steve Elkington (both not in the field this week).  Defending Champ, Jason Day (30 pt), is our 3rd ranked golfer, both he and Lefty are just behind Dustin Johnson (30 pt).

Here’s how we have some recent former Champions ranked:

2014 – Rory McIlroy (30 pt) 2013 – Jason Dufner (20 pt) 2012 - Rory McIlroy (30 pt) 2011 – Keegan Bradley (5 pt) 2010 – Martin Kaymer (5 pt)

Because of the length of Baltusrol, we value some of the golfers lower in the tiers like:

Kevin Chappell (15 pt) JB Holmes (20 pt) Bubba Watson (15 pt) Tony Finau (15 pt) Colt Knost (15 pt)

Remember, playing 1nDun Fantasy Golf is easy: draft 1 team for the tournament with up to 5 golfers with your allotted 100 points. That’s it. Watch the leaderboard live during the tourney and always know what place you’re in.

Psst! We highly recommend that you select a full team of 5 golfers and hope they all make the cut.  

Thanks again for playing and good luck!

Draft Deadline: Thursday, July, 28th 7am EST Draft free at 1nDun.com

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Last chance to draft for The British Open!

The 3rd Major of 2016 lands at the nearly 140-year-old Royal Troon’s Old Course, Scotland’s 2nd most iconic golf course (after St. Andrews).  Todd Hamilton (5 pt) won the last Open here in 2004 and is not exactly in the position to “defend” his title against the likes of Dustin Johnson & Jason Day, our top ranked golfers (30 pt ea.).

But, since you have to select 5 golfers to have any chance to win your league or club tournament – I’d suggest hedging your bets and picking all 20 point golfers, you’ll recognize most of them!

This year’s field is rife with current and former Major Champions throughout the tiers; Danny Willett (25 pt), Jordan Spieth (30 pt), Zach Johnson (20 pt), Bubba Watson (20 pt), Martin Kaymer (15 pt), and Rory McIlroy (30 pt).  And, while Zach Johnson may be considered a value pick at 20, let’s go a little lower to see some potential hidden treasures.

Last year at St. Andrews, Louis Oosthuizen (10 pt) lost to Zach Johnson in a playoff, but he also won The Open in 2010 at St. Andrews.

“Local” (Ireland) Shane Lowery, front runner / runner-up in last month’s US Open will cost you 5 points.

Ernie Els, 2012 Open Champ at Royal Lytham & St Annes also ranks in the bottom tier, mainly because of his below-average performance on tour this season (one top 10 in 16 tournaments) – but he does show up in Open Championships!

We’ll end this section with everyone’s favorite senior stretcher, Miguel Angel Jimenez (5 pt), who’s best recent finish was 4th in the 2014 Masters.

But, since you have to select 5 golfers to have any chance to win your league or club tournament – I’d suggest hedging your bets and picking all 20 point golfers, you’ll recognize most of them!

Thanks for playing and good luck!

Draft your British Open fantasy golf team now FREE at 1nDun.com!

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The All-Star Game is Tonight!

The Midsummer Classic will be taking place a 7:30 pm ET tomorrow and is a fantasy sports dream. When else do you get the best players in all of baseball on one field to decide who has home field advantage for the World Series? Both lineups are absolutely STACKED.

Hurry, it’s not too late to draft your team for tonight’s game. Draft FREE at 1nDun.com.

The Starting Lineups

The American League starting lineup is as follows:

1.     Jose Altuve, 2B, Astros (10pts)

2.     Mike Trout, CF, Angels (15pts)

3.     Manny Machado, 3B, Orioles (10pts)

4.     David Ortiz, DH, Red Sox (30pts)

5.     Xander Bogaerts, SS, Red Sox (10pts)

6.     Eric Hosmer, 1B, Royals (10pts)

7.     Mookie Betts, RF, Red Sox (25pts)

8.     Salvador Perez, C, Royals (20pts)

9.     Jackie Bradley Jr., LF, Red Sox (20pts)

Picher: Chris Sale, White Sox (10pts)

The National League starting lineup is as follows:

1.     Ben Zobrist, 2B, Cubs (10pts)

2.     Bryce Harper, RF, Nationals (15pts)

3.     Kris Bryant, 3B, Cubs (25pts)

4.     Wil Myers, DH, Padres (10pts)

5.     Buster Posey, C, Giants (20pts)

6.     Anthony Rizzo, 1B, Cubs (30pts)

7.     Marcell Ozuna, CF, Marlins (5pts)

8.     Carlos Gonzalez, LF, Rockies (10pts)

9.     Addison Russell, SS, Cubs (25pts)

Pitcher: Johnny Cueto, Giants (5pts)

The starting lineup was voted on by the fans (other than injury replacements) and features some of the biggest stars in all of baseball. In the American League, keep an eye on perennial All-Star Mike Trout, who is coming off of back-to-back All-Star Game MVP performances. Also, if you’re a fan of the swan song, select David Ortiz, who could be playing in his final All-Star game (assuming he does retire at the end of the season).

In the National League, the designated DH in Wil Myers is a popular pick due to the fact the game is at Petco Park, where he plies his trade for the San Diego Padres. Keep an eye on the young guns in Bryce Harper and Kris Bryant, who could look to one-up each other on the national stage.

The Reserves

The American League reserves are as follows:

·      Cather: Stephen Vogt, Athletics (30pts); Matt Wieters, Orioles (5pts)

·      1B: Miguel Cabrera, Tigers (10pts)

·      2B: Robinson Cano, Mariners (25pts)

·      3B: Josh Donaldson, Blue Jays (30pts)

·      SS: Francisco Lindor, Indians (20pts); Eduardo Nunez, Twins (20pts)

·      OF: Carlos Beltran, Yankees (10pts); Ian Desmond, Rangers (15pts); Michael Saunders, Blue Jays (20pts); Mark Trumbo, Orioles (30pts)

·      DH: Edwin Encarnacion, Blue Jays (15pts)

·      Starting Pitchers: Cole Hamels, Rangers; Corey Kluber, Indians; Jose Quinana, White Sox; Aaron Sanchez, Blue Jays; Steven Wright, Red Sox

·      Relief Pitchers: Dellin Betances, Yankees; Brad Brach, Orioles; Zach Britton, Orioles; Alex Colome, Rays; Will Harris, Astros; Kelvin Herrera, Royals; Andrew Miller, Yankees

The National League reserves are as follows:

·      Catcher: Jonathan Lucroy, Brewers (15pts); Wilson Ramos, Nationals (5pts)

·      1B: Brandon Belt, Giants (15pts); Paul Goldschmidt, Diamondbacks (15pts)

·      2B: Daniel Murphy, Nationals (30pts)

·      3B: Nolan Arenado, Rockies (20pts)

·      SS: Aledmys Diaz, Cardinals (20pts); Corey Seager, Dodgers (10pts)

·      OF: Jay Bruce, Reds (10pts); Adam Duvall, Reds (10pts); Odubel Herrera, Phillies (10pts); Starling Marte, Pirates (10pts)

·      Starting Pitchers: Jake Arrieta, Cubs; Bartolo Colon, Mets; Jose Fernandez, Marlins; Jon Lester, Cubs; Drew Pomeranz, Padres; Max Scherzer, Nationals; Julio Teheran, Braves

·      Relief Pitchers: Jeurys Familia, Mets; Kenley Jansen, Dodgers; Mark Melancon, Pirates; A.J. Ramos, Marlins; Fernando Rodney, Marlins

Unlike games during the regular season, if you select a bench player for this game, you will not be assigned an alternate, as all players will see the field and typically get one or two at-bats. If you’re looking at the American League, consider taking a flyer on Miguel Cabrera, who is one of the greatest hitters of the modern era, and comes in at an economical 10 points. If you’re looking to spend big on the American League, all signs point towards selecting reigning MVP Josh Donaldson or home-run leader Mark Trumbo.

In the National League, there is an abundance of talent across the board. The economical pick that could set you apart is Adam Duvall at 10 points, who has come out of nowhere this season to be an All-Star. If you are looking to break the bank for the National League, take a flyer on Nolan Arenado, who has put together a very strong offensive season in the thin air of Colorado.

All that being said, who makes your fantasy baseball All-Star team? Draft FREE at 1nDun.com.

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FantasyGolf: The U.S. Open

The 116th US Open - Oakmont Country Club, Oakmont, PA 1nDunGolf Major Championship Challenge June 16 – 19 (Thurs-Sunday)

This week, the 116th US Open returns to Oakmont, arguably the most difficult golf course in this Major Tournament’s illustrative history.  Last played here in 2007 when Ángel (El Pato) Cabrera (5pt) beat Tiger Woods (Not playing) and Jim Furyk (10pt) by 1 stroke (5-over par, 285), this year’s par 70 / 7,230 yard course will truly test every golfer in the field.

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1nDunGolf has ranked this year’s field of World’s best golfers, and while the top tiers are comprised of household names like Adam Scott, Dustin Johnson, Jason Day, Jordan Spieth, and Rory McIlroy – if you look at some of the lower tiers, you’ll find some value.  As mentioned above, former champions Cabrera and Furyk are ranked near or at the bottom – along with: Geoff Ogilvy, 2006 Champion (5pts)

Ernie Els, 1994 & 1997 Champion (5pts)

Martin Kaymer, 2014 Champion (15pts)

Webb Simpson, 2012 Champion (15pts)

Retief Goosen, 2004 Champion (15pts)

For our 2nd Major Championship of the year, 1nDunGolf has added some awesome enhancements such as live scoring and additional bonus points for making the cut!  Register or login to create your team of 5 golfers today!  We’ve also made it painfully simple to create your own private league where you can challenge your friends in the comfort of your own leaderboard by clicking the “Start a Private League” blue tab next to each game offering and invite your pals via email addresses. 

Check the 1nDun website during the tournament for round-by-round analyses and coverage of our best- (and worst-) performing fantasy golf teams!

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1nDun Golf: Memorial Round 1

There weren't a ton of surprises on Thursday at Murfield Village in the first round of Jack's Tourney.  Dustin Johnson (30 pt cost / 49 pts earned) is leading and Hunter Mahan (5 pt cost / 9 pts earned) is bringing up the rear.

If you were savvy you picked Kevin Streelman (5 pt cost / 38 pts earned) or Danny Lee (10 pt cost / 44 pts earned), but the stress of Friday's cuts looms for virtually every 1nDun player.

As always, the tee sheet flips on Friday - groups who teed off in the morning on Thursday will go out in the afternoon on Friday (in presumably tougher conditions).  If the field holds, the Cut would be be at 1-under par - splitting the 120 golfers in half.

The best team possible today with a 100 pt bank:

Top 5 in 1nDun Leaderboard:

1. Raider Nation: 197

2. Let's go Ducks: 191

3. Gang Green!!!: 172

4. Parnelli: 160

5. Dig Deep: 156

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NBA Playoffs - West Coast Finals

When the playoffs started, many expected the Warriors to be in this position in the Western Conference Finals. What may come as a surprise to some is the team they are up against in the Oklahoma City Thunder. The Thunder were able to exploit positional mismatches and dispose of #2 San Antonio Spurs to set up this matchup with Golden State. During the regular season, these 2 teams met 3x with the Warriors winning all three. It should be noted, however, that one of the games did go to overtime and came down to Stephen Curry making a ridiculous shot as time expired to secure the win. If that game was any indication of what to expect out of these Series, we sure will be in for a show!

Heading into the game, it is essential for both teams to get off to a fast start in the series and earn that first win. If Oklahoma is able to steal one of the first two games at Oracle Arena, it might put the defending Champions on their heels as they have only lost there twice all season. On the flip side, if the Warriors can defend home court advantage this series could be over fairly quickly.

The big story lines headed into this game will be the Thunder super stars in Kevin Durant (30pts) and Russell Westbrook (25pts) up against the Warriors Splash Brothers, Klay Thompson (30pts) and Stephen Curry (20pts). What will decide the Series, however, will be the performance of role players for both teams. Oklahoma will need continued production from Steven Adams (20pts) and Dion Waiters (15pts) while the Golden State will expect excellence from triple-double machine Dreymond Green (25pts).  Our value pick for this game is Festus Ezeli (10pts) who missed a lot of the season due to injury but has played a vital role for this team during the playoffs and could find a lot of playing time against the bigs of the Thunder.

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Players Champ: Best & Worst Performers

Final Standings Thru Round 1

Lots of golfers went low in the morning rounds and there were more than a few eagles on approach shots.  Tomorrow we will lose about half the field to the cut, dashing the dreams of some of our 1nDun players and putting a few of you into serious contention over the weekend.

Here’s a summary of some of our best and worst performers on Thursday and how our Value Picks shook out:

Top 1nDun Player’s 5 Selections

30x - Jordan Spieth (Even) 14Pts

15x – Zach Johnson (-5) 21pts

11x – Bubba Watson (-3) 18pts

10x – Billy Horschel (-4) 20pts

10x – Rory McIlroy (Even) 16pts

Round 1 leader Jason Day was only selected 8 times and shot a bogey free 9-under par and earned 27pts.

1nDun Value Picks

1x - Martin Kaymer (-4) 21pts

1x - Davis Love III (-1) 16pts

2x - Scott Brown (+1) 13pts

1x - Bryce Molder (-2) 17pts

1x - James Hahn (-5) 21pts

Our 1nDun Round 1 Leaders are:

Aceblitzbolter - 105

BoKnowsDidly - 97

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If your average golfer had pro tracer

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Not fantasy.

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1nDun Value Picks for The Players Championship

The Players Championship, Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida Draft FREE at 1nDun.com - Create Private Leagues or Join our 1nDun Open League Teams must be submitted by Thursday 8am EST

The Tournament Players Club at Sawgrass hosts its 34th Players Championship this Thursday and 1nDun has you lined up to sink that winning putt!  We’ve ranked the 144 golfers playing based on their season performance to create a single tournament fantasy golf event unlike any other – create a team of five whom you think will perform the best over four rounds (& make the cut!).

Legendary golf course architect (& sadist) Pete Dye carved the Stadium Course out of the Florida swamps, creating one of the most challenging tracks in all of golf.  His signature 17th (par-3, 137-yard - Island Green) is the most famous hole on tour and often the scene of agony and defeat come Sunday afternoon.

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With a litany of the World’s top golfers competing for the nearly $2 million Champion’s share, there are bound to be some hidden gems in the lower tiers – here are a few that we think will do better than their ranking suggests:

2014 Players Champion – Martin Kaymer: 5pts

2003 Players Champion – Davis Love III: 5 pts

4 Top 10 Finishes (in 17 events) – Scott Brown: 5pts

4 Top 10 Finishes (in 16 events) – Bryce Molder: 10pts

Last Week’s Winner - James Hahn: 5pts

We leave you with this useless fact: Last week’s Wells Fargo Champ James Hahn sold shoes after quitting golf over a decade ago – his playoff opponent Roberto Castro hit his approach shot on the first sudden death hole into a spectator’s shoe (and lost).

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In case you missed it...Khan vs. Canelo

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In case you missed it....The Final Stretch.

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1nDun Sunday Fantasy Baseball

This Sunday 1nDun resides in the NL West, showcasing the top and bottom of the division at this early point of the season.  And while the pennant cannot be won in April, it certainly can be lost as well as the hopes and dreams of fans.

Our day begins in San Diego where the once promising D’backs take on the struggling Padres, who are off to a historically poor start.  The D’backs starting rotation have yet to record a win and the Padres have been shut-out 5 times in their first 10 games.  Some bright spots on each team are familiar faces in Matt Kemp (30 pts) and Paul Goldschmidt (25 pts) – both carry big bats and at times, their teams.  Three relatively unfamiliar names at the top are Socrates Brito, Cory Spangenberg & Nick Ahmed each will cost you 30 points has they have produced nicely in the last 7 games.  Value picks are hard to come by with somewhat inconsistent at-bats so far – but we’re going with David Peralta (15 pts) – he has the potential to do damage from the cleanup spot.

We wrap up with the nationally televised game between the division leading Giants and Dodgers at Chavez Ravine.  These teams know each well and this is already their second series of the season – with the Giants claiming two out of three last week for the series win by the Bay.  Kenta Maeda, LA’s new righty from Japan will take the hill vs. SF’s new righty Jeff Samardzija – both have been effective through 2 starts, though Maeda gets the edge for not allowing an earned run yet.  Two indicated bench players lead our field due to registering the required AB’s (10) in the last 7 games and making the most out of them – Trevor Brown and Kiki Hernandez will cost you 30 points but may not start.  Regulars Adrian Gonzalez and Buster Posey are right there too at 25 points.  

Value pick in this game goes to Howie Kendrick (10 pts) who is bound to break out of his early slump soon.  Also, keep in mind that Maeda has hit a HR and is a relative bargain as a hitter at 5 points.

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1nDun Basketball: Grizzlies@Warriors

In an incredible run to close out the season, the Golden State Warriors are 1 win away from breaking the ’95-’96 Chicago Bulls regular season wins record. Currently, the Warriors are 72-9, giving them as many wins as the Bulls, and with a victory over Memphis on Wednesday, it would give the Warriors the record. It was a record that fell into serious doubt after a home-loss to Minnesota on April 5, meaning the Warriors would need to sweep their last four games (2 against San Antonio & 2 against Memphis) in order to get the record. 

They took care of business at home against the Spurs in the first game and just barely squeaked by Memphis in the first matchup on the road. That setup the 2nd meeting with the Spurs and this was in San Antonio, where the Warriors had not won in 33 straight games. 

Through the brilliance of Curry, they were able to get the win and preserve their shot at immortality. In getting the win as well, Golden State became the first team ever to not lose to a team twice in the regular season. Enough though about how the Warriors got to this position, let’s take a closer look at the 1nDun matchup for the final day of the regular season.

The Golden State Warriors have quickly become the most popular team in the NBA thanks to their exciting offense, led by reigning (and most likely repeat) MVP Stephen Curry (30pts) and the other half of the Splash Brothers, Klay Thompson (30pts). Not to be overlooked, perhaps their most important player is jack-of-all-trades Draymond Green (20pts) who often times flirts with a triple-double and plays lock-down defense. A player who has recently found his form for the Warriors is starting forward Harrison Barnes (25pts) who makes the most of his opportunities when he does get them. 

If you’re looking at a couple points left in the bank and want to spend it on a Warriors player, consider selecting Andre Iguodala (10pts). Iguodala is a vital aspect of the Warriors small-ball offense, which is often times their most potent. With the Grizzlies having no true center in the lineup, there is a good chance that Iguodala could see extended playing time.

On the other side of the court, we have the Memphis Grizzlies, who have been riddled with injuries this season, which derailed a promising year. The Grizzlies have clinched a playoff spot, but could still finish anywhere from the 5-seed to the 8-seed, which is quite a difference in who they would face. Due to the injuries the team has endured this season, they are currently led offensively by Zach Randolph (25pts). Randolph has struggled in this matchup, averaging 11 points per meeting, which is well below his season average. It has been even tougher for him of late due to the injury to Marc Gasol, taking away his inside presence. Other than Randolph, expect production out of Matt Barnes (20pts) and the ageless wonder Vince Carter (20pts). 

If you’re looking to spend your last few points on a Grizzlies player, take a flyer on Chris “Birdman” Andersen (10pts). The athleticism he presents at the forward/center position could allow him to pose a problem for the Warriors, and if he gets a couple buckets early, Andersen could have a big game.

Who makes your team for this fantasy basketball game? Curry? Birdman? Iguodala?

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The Masters 1nDun 3rd Round Update

Hello Friends,

At the conclusion of the 2nd Round at Augusta, we bid farewell to Tom Watson - playing in his final Masters, and to half the field.  Jordan Spieth’s clutch distance par putt on the 18th shut the door on Phil Mickleson who was hovering on the cut line.  Saturday is moving day and there are a few golfers who can drastically help their 1nDun players by going low:

In the 1nDun Open - the difference at the top could come down to 3 golfers: Dustin Johnson,  Henrik Stenson, and Danny Willett.

At The Attic in Phoenix - solid 3rd Rounds by Danny Willett,  Adam Scott, and Louis Oosthuizen could drastically change the leaderboard.

At The Walton in Iowa - the tournament could be wrapped up today with Zach Johnson missing the cut.  Keep an eye on Troy Merritt today who could win it for Don’t Quit Your Day Job.

If you’re in a smaller private league - head over to https://www.1ndun.com to see how you’re doing!

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1nDun Golf: The Masters

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Hello Friends,

1nDun here to welcome you to a Fantasy Golf Event like no other – The Masters 1nDun Tournament.  

We’ve taken (some of) the guess work out of creating the best team of golfers 100 points can buy and created an opportunity for you to play against your golfing buddies or fellow country club members.  1nDun has ranked the field of 89 golfers this week, made up of 16 Green Jackets, 9 (other) Major Champions, and a slew of foreign & amateur champions based on their season performance. 

Ricky Fowler is our top-ranked golfer at Augusta, followed by several Masters Champions as well as some not-so-household names in the 30-point cost tier.  Last year’s Champ, Jordan Spieth will cost you 20 points as will 2011 winner Charl Schwartzel.

Looking into the lower tiers for some value picks, we find Zach Johnson (2007 winner) and Billy Horschel (2014 FedEx Cup) at 10 points.  If you’ve got 5 points left in your bank, you might want to take a flyer on 2009 Champ Angel (El Pato) Cabrera or 2012 runner-up & 2010 Open Champ Louis Oosthuizen.

Happen to be a real gambler or glutton for punishment – try picking one of the amateur champions in the field this week, all will cost you 5 points each - Bryson DeChambeau (U.S.), Derek Bard (U.S. runner-up),  Jin Cheng (Asia-Pacific), Romain Langasque (British), Paul Chaplet (Latin America), or Sammy Schmitz (U.S. Mid).  Sammy Schmitz hit a hole-in-one (Double Eagle) on the par-4, 260 yard 15th Hole in The U.S. Mid-Amateur Championship last October (Match Play) to punch his ticket to Augusta for the first time – there’s some good juju for you!

If you’re in the Phoenix area and love golf and craft beer – stop by The Attic, play their 1nDun Masters Tournament and you could win a prize for winning each round!

If you’re a member of a Country Club that would like to host your own 1nDun Masters Tournament like our friends at the Walton Club in Fairfield, Iowa – let us know!