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"Europeans often chastise American golf fans for only counting what happens on the PGA Tour and forgetting there&amp;#39;s a whole other world of golf out there. Well, for the purpose of this post, that&amp;#39;s what I&amp;#39;m doing too. Forget about what Jordan Spieth did on his recent world tour, and just concentrate on what he&amp;#39;s done on his home tour in 2016. One event. One dominant win at Kapalua. In other words, he&amp;#39;s still perfect this year (It&amp;#39;s just a sexier plot this way). What a story! Can he keep that unblemished (PGA Tour) record going at Pebble Beach? Here&amp;#39;s who I&amp;#39;m taking on my  PGA Tour Fantasy Golf team this week:\nJordan Spieth:  That perfect PGA Tour year stuff aside, Spieth has finished no worse than T-7 in his last seven worldwide starts. He&amp;#39;s also finished no worse than T-7 in his last two starts at Pebble. Plus, thousands of fans at the course will get their very own Jordan Spieth bobblehead doll. That has to guarantee another strong start, right?\nFacebookPinterestI&amp;#39;m shaking my head in agreement, too, Jordan.\nTHE GRIND: Fun with Spieth&amp;#39;s bobblehead, and Super Bowl backlash from grandma\nBrandt Snedeker: After a 3, 2, 1 stretch, Sneds cooled down with a T-33 finish at TPC Scottsdale. Still, with his start to 2016 and his performance at Pebble last year in which he set the tournament scoring record, he&amp;#39;s a must start. And if one of the anchors of my newly formed &amp;quot;Masters of None&amp;quot; (I know, great team name. Thanks.) fantasy team plays poorly this week? Then I&amp;#39;m even more of a jinx than I thought.\nDustin Johnson: I&amp;#39;m finally putting him in the lineup, and what a place to do it. Everyone remembers DJ&amp;#39;s final-round collapse here at the 2010 U.S. Open, but he&amp;#39;s also won this event twice and shot final-round 66s the past two years to produce T-2 and T-4 finishes.\nBryce Molder: This week&amp;#39;s &amp;quot;sleeper&amp;quot; pick has four top-12 finishes in this event in the past six years and boasts the fifth-best score in relation to par at this tournament during that span. Again, though, that was before he became a Masters of None team member. . .\nRELATED: 9 PGA Tour sleepers to watch in 2015-16\n__ Bench:__  Jimmy Walker and Patrick Reed.\nAnd for those of you playing other fantasy golf formats:\nYahoo! lineup: Jordan Spieth, Brandt Snedeker, Jimmy Walker, Bryce Molder (starters); Dustin Johnson, Patrick Reed, Danny Lee, Kevin Na (bench).\nKnockout/One-and-done pick: Brandt Snedeker. Yes, weather conditions were perfect last year, but as we saw at Torrey Pines a couple weeks ago, I like Sneds&amp;#39; chances even more if the wind picks up.\nPreviously used: Tony Finau (Frys.com), Bill Haas (Farmers), Kevin Kisner (RSM - winner!), Anirban Lahiri (CIMB), Graeme McDowell (Hyundai), Kevin Na (Phoenix), Ryan Palmer (CareerBuilders), Patrick Reed (HSBC), Patrick Rodgers (Shriners), Brendan Steele (OHL), Justin Thomas (Sony).\n\nWATCH: GOLF DIGEST VIDEOS\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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