Chilli Guide - Week 31
Welcome to the Chilli Guide - our weekly guide to which golfers you should be looking to bring into your team and who you should be avoiding.
"Who decides on the 'chillis' and 'chillies'?", you may ask. You do - the guide is based on the number of times each golfer is transferred in and out, by you the Fantasy League Golf captains.
Chillis:
Robert Allenby
Robert Allenby has made the cut at every single event that he has entered during this year's Fantasy League Golf game - 17 in total. The Australian has seven top-10 finishes to his name, including his last two events, so goes into this week's Children's Miracle Network Classic in fine form.
Daniel Chopra
Daniel Chopra on the other hand has missed the cut in six of his last ten events but still finds himself popular amongst Fantasy League Golf captains - this may be to do with the fact he is one of the few European golfers taking part this week. Chopra has played the majority of his golf in America this year and secured his best result of the season on the PGA Tour as Shriners Hospitals for Children Open last month.
JB Holmes
JB Holmes has only played once competitively since helping the USA win back the Ryder Cup in Valhalla in September. He finished 42nd at the Ginn sur Mer Classic in Florida last week and so is not in the greatest of form. However, Fantasy League Golf captains are still confident of one final good performance this week.
Chillies:
Frank Lickliter II
Frank Lickliter II is on a dismal run of form, having only finished inside the top-50 once in his last 18 events. Lickliter is one of the few players who are in action this week that have a 'chilly' rating, and with his current form it's not hard to see why.
Robert Karlsson
Newly crowned European Order of Merit winner, Robert Karlsson, does not take part in the final event on the Fantasy League Golf calendar this year. The Swede secured his first Order of Merit title after a string of good results this season despite finishing down in a tie for 32nd at the Volvo Masters.
Angel Cabrera
It's been a disappointing year for the former US Open champion Angel Cabrera. The Argentine is not in action this week and so finishes the season on just 57 Fantasy League Golf points from 16 events. In fact, he failed to notch up a single top-10 finish in the 2008 competition.
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