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Just 7 players made double bogey or worse on the 16th this week. Interestingly enough, two of the players (Tom Hoge and Marco Penge) were in the same group on Friday and both double bogey. The third in their group, Eric Cole, made bogey. Some horrific energy in that group.
February 9, 2026 at 9:12 PM
Just 7 players made double bogey or worse on the 16th this week. Interestingly enough, two of the players (Tom Hoge and Marco Penge) were in the same group on Friday and both double bogey. The third in their group, Eric Cole, made bogey. Some horrific energy in that group.
And just for fun, took a look at stats on the 16th hole specifically...
John Parry and Kurt Kitayama played the hole better than anyone else. Both made 3 birdies and a par. Tom Hoge had a rougher go of it. The only player to go +3 on the 16th this week.
The lights were simply too bright for HOGE
John Parry and Kurt Kitayama played the hole better than anyone else. Both made 3 birdies and a par. Tom Hoge had a rougher go of it. The only player to go +3 on the 16th this week.
The lights were simply too bright for HOGE
February 9, 2026 at 9:11 PM
And just for fun, took a look at stats on the 16th hole specifically...
John Parry and Kurt Kitayama played the hole better than anyone else. Both made 3 birdies and a par. Tom Hoge had a rougher go of it. The only player to go +3 on the 16th this week.
The lights were simply too bright for HOGE
John Parry and Kurt Kitayama played the hole better than anyone else. Both made 3 birdies and a par. Tom Hoge had a rougher go of it. The only player to go +3 on the 16th this week.
The lights were simply too bright for HOGE
On the negative side, Patton Kizzire had two streaks of bogeys:
Thursday: Bogeyed 9, 10, and 11.
Sunday: Bogeyed 13, 14, and 15.
Thursday: Bogeyed 9, 10, and 11.
Sunday: Bogeyed 13, 14, and 15.
February 9, 2026 at 9:11 PM
On the negative side, Patton Kizzire had two streaks of bogeys:
Thursday: Bogeyed 9, 10, and 11.
Sunday: Bogeyed 13, 14, and 15.
Thursday: Bogeyed 9, 10, and 11.
Sunday: Bogeyed 13, 14, and 15.
The Streakiest Player in the tournament was J.T. Poston who had 3 hole streaks in four rounds:
Friday: Eagled the 13th, birdied the 14th, 15th, and 16th holes.
He then made birdie on the 18th to shoot 30 on the back 9 and make the cut on the number.
Saturday: Birdied each of the final four holes.
Friday: Eagled the 13th, birdied the 14th, 15th, and 16th holes.
He then made birdie on the 18th to shoot 30 on the back 9 and make the cut on the number.
Saturday: Birdied each of the final four holes.
February 9, 2026 at 9:10 PM
The Streakiest Player in the tournament was J.T. Poston who had 3 hole streaks in four rounds:
Friday: Eagled the 13th, birdied the 14th, 15th, and 16th holes.
He then made birdie on the 18th to shoot 30 on the back 9 and make the cut on the number.
Saturday: Birdied each of the final four holes.
Friday: Eagled the 13th, birdied the 14th, 15th, and 16th holes.
He then made birdie on the 18th to shoot 30 on the back 9 and make the cut on the number.
Saturday: Birdied each of the final four holes.
Hole Streaks:
I decided to look into streaks of good/bad holes. I define a streak as any stretch of 3 or more holes where every hole is under par or over par. Streaks here have to all be under par or over par (e.g. 2 birdies, a bogey, and another birdie wouldn't count as a streak)
I decided to look into streaks of good/bad holes. I define a streak as any stretch of 3 or more holes where every hole is under par or over par. Streaks here have to all be under par or over par (e.g. 2 birdies, a bogey, and another birdie wouldn't count as a streak)
February 9, 2026 at 9:09 PM
Hole Streaks:
I decided to look into streaks of good/bad holes. I define a streak as any stretch of 3 or more holes where every hole is under par or over par. Streaks here have to all be under par or over par (e.g. 2 birdies, a bogey, and another birdie wouldn't count as a streak)
I decided to look into streaks of good/bad holes. I define a streak as any stretch of 3 or more holes where every hole is under par or over par. Streaks here have to all be under par or over par (e.g. 2 birdies, a bogey, and another birdie wouldn't count as a streak)
Most chaotic holes (eagles or double bogey +): Matthieu Pavon. 1 eagle, 3 doubles.
Sandbagger (largest spread between best and worst round): Cam Davis. 68 on Friday and 80 on Sunday. I suppose this is actually sort of reverse-sandbagging...ended up being dead last of players to make the cut.
Sandbagger (largest spread between best and worst round): Cam Davis. 68 on Friday and 80 on Sunday. I suppose this is actually sort of reverse-sandbagging...ended up being dead last of players to make the cut.
February 9, 2026 at 9:09 PM
Most chaotic holes (eagles or double bogey +): Matthieu Pavon. 1 eagle, 3 doubles.
Sandbagger (largest spread between best and worst round): Cam Davis. 68 on Friday and 80 on Sunday. I suppose this is actually sort of reverse-sandbagging...ended up being dead last of players to make the cut.
Sandbagger (largest spread between best and worst round): Cam Davis. 68 on Friday and 80 on Sunday. I suppose this is actually sort of reverse-sandbagging...ended up being dead last of players to make the cut.
HOW did he manage to catch it 🤯
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February 9, 2026 at 1:37 PM
At one point on Sunday, Gotterup's odds to win, per DataGolf, dipped to 0.4%. His final odds were 100%.
Late Sunday, Hideki had a 94% chance of winning. He did not end up winning. #WMOpen
Late Sunday, Hideki had a 94% chance of winning. He did not end up winning. #WMOpen
February 9, 2026 at 1:28 PM
At one point on Sunday, Gotterup's odds to win, per DataGolf, dipped to 0.4%. His final odds were 100%.
Late Sunday, Hideki had a 94% chance of winning. He did not end up winning. #WMOpen
Late Sunday, Hideki had a 94% chance of winning. He did not end up winning. #WMOpen