Tool guides

How every RickRunGood research tool works, in plain language.

  • Golfer Profiles guide

    One page per golfer: career arc, every tournament result with a round-by-round drill-down, strokes-gained splits, majors, course history and field percentiles.

  • Power Rankings guide

    Rank every golfer by recent strokes gained across any tours and window, raw or field-weighted, filtered to this week's DraftKings slate.

  • Tournament Predictor guide

    Monte Carlo simulations of this week's field: win, top-N, make-cut and first-round-leader odds, expected prize money, and where the model disagrees with the betting market.

  • Cheat Sheet guide

    Everything for one DraftKings slate on one screen: salary, projected ownership, tee times, strokes gained across every window, recent form and event history.

  • Custom Model guide

    Weigh the stats you believe in, score every golfer in this week's field from 0 to 100, and turn those scores into salary-capped DraftKings lineups.

  • Course Key Stats guide

    What makes a course play the way it plays: past winners, comparable venues, hole-by-hole scoring, the skills that correlate with finishing high, and who fits this week.

  • Holy Grail guide

    A full-database explorer: slice every tracked round by tour, year, course and conditions, roll it into a player table, and drop into round-by-round logs.

  • H2H Matchups guide

    Head-to-head golf matchups simulated on strokes-gained distributions: single-round and tournament win and tie probabilities for two to five golfers.

  • Trends guide

    Golfer form measured as recent strokes gained against each player's own baseline: who is playing above or below their norm right now.

  • Radar guide

    Trackman launch-monitor data and ShotLink shot analytics side by side, as a tour-wide leaderboard for driving, approach and putting.

  • Showdown Cheat Sheet guide

    A live in-tournament leaderboard pairing each golfer's position and round score with strokes-gained columns, tinted by who is beating the field.