PGA Championship 2022: Daily Fantasy Picks and Tips for Sunday
Joe Tansey@JTansey90Featured ColumnistMay 22, 2022PGA Championship 2022: Daily Fantasy Picks and Tips for Sunday

Seamus Power and Cameron Young are not the first golfers that will come to mind when you look at potential challengers to Pereira's lead.
The major championship pedigree of Bubba Watson, Justin Thomas and Webb Simpson may lead you to them before Power and Young.
But that may be the wrong strategy since Power and Young come into Sunday off back-to-back rounds in the 60s.
Power improved his score by two strokes on Friday and Saturday. He produced a third-round 67 to get within six shots of the leader.
Young used an eagle on the 17th hole to record consecutive 67s and put himself within four shots of Pereira.
Neither golfer will be shouldered with pressure to come home with the Wanamaker Trophy. That rests solely on Pereira's shoulders.
Power and Young just need to play their games, like they did on Friday and Saturday, to remain inside the top 10 and be in position to pounce if Pereira struggles.
This is new territory for both players, but they should be trustworthy DFS options because of their recent mastery of Southern Hills in brutal conditions.
Lead with Mito Pereira or Matt Fitzpatrick

Seamus Power and Cameron Young are not the first golfers that will come to mind when you look at potential challengers to Pereira's lead.
The major championship pedigree of Bubba Watson, Justin Thomas and Webb Simpson may lead you to them before Power and Young.
But that may be the wrong strategy since Power and Young come into Sunday off back-to-back rounds in the 60s.
Power improved his score by two strokes on Friday and Saturday. He produced a third-round 67 to get within six shots of the leader.
Young used an eagle on the 17th hole to record consecutive 67s and put himself within four shots of Pereira.
Neither golfer will be shouldered with pressure to come home with the Wanamaker Trophy. That rests solely on Pereira's shoulders.
Power and Young just need to play their games, like they did on Friday and Saturday, to remain inside the top 10 and be in position to pounce if Pereira struggles.
This is new territory for both players, but they should be trustworthy DFS options because of their recent mastery of Southern Hills in brutal conditions.
Take Seamus Power or Cameron Young

Seamus Power and Cameron Young are not the first golfers that will come to mind when you look at potential challengers to Pereira's lead.
The major championship pedigree of Bubba Watson, Justin Thomas and Webb Simpson may lead you to them before Power and Young.
But that may be the wrong strategy since Power and Young come into Sunday off back-to-back rounds in the 60s.
Power improved his score by two strokes on Friday and Saturday. He produced a third-round 67 to get within six shots of the leader.
Young used an eagle on the 17th hole to record consecutive 67s and put himself within four shots of Pereira.
Neither golfer will be shouldered with pressure to come home with the Wanamaker Trophy. That rests solely on Pereira's shoulders.
Power and Young just need to play their games, like they did on Friday and Saturday, to remain inside the top 10 and be in position to pounce if Pereira struggles.
This is new territory for both players, but they should be trustworthy DFS options because of their recent mastery of Southern Hills in brutal conditions.
Go After Hideki Matsuyama from Early Tee Times

Seamus Power and Cameron Young are not the first golfers that will come to mind when you look at potential challengers to Pereira's lead.
The major championship pedigree of Bubba Watson, Justin Thomas and Webb Simpson may lead you to them before Power and Young.
But that may be the wrong strategy since Power and Young come into Sunday off back-to-back rounds in the 60s.
Power improved his score by two strokes on Friday and Saturday. He produced a third-round 67 to get within six shots of the leader.
Young used an eagle on the 17th hole to record consecutive 67s and put himself within four shots of Pereira.
Neither golfer will be shouldered with pressure to come home with the Wanamaker Trophy. That rests solely on Pereira's shoulders.
Power and Young just need to play their games, like they did on Friday and Saturday, to remain inside the top 10 and be in position to pounce if Pereira struggles.
This is new territory for both players, but they should be trustworthy DFS options because of their recent mastery of Southern Hills in brutal conditions.