Fantasy Golf stats round-up: Week 17

Shane Lowry took home maximum points last week

Maximum points went to Shane Lowry thanks to his WGC Bridgestone Invitational win.

Shane Lowry is no longer just the guy with a great short game. He's the guy with the WGC Bridgestone Invitational to his name.

Fantasy Golf users who selected the Irishman will be delighted that he has added a significant tournament to his Irish Open and Portgular Masters wins.

Lowry took 405 points this week, with Bubba Watson taking the next largest offering available, leaving those who selected him over Jordan Spieth vindicated.

David Lingmerth continues to impress and claimed 255 points along with fellow Swede Henrik Stenson.

Spieth and Rickie Fowler could only take 175 points each after finishing T10.

 

VIDEO: Shane Lowry tells us what's in his bag

 

 

Who's hot and who's not

Spieth, Hideki Matsuyama and Louis Oosthuizen were the most popular transfers last week.

Jimmy Walker, Retief Goosen and Thongchai Jaidee were the most transferred players.

 

Overall

Boddington continues to lead the way atop the table, with the selection of Lowry proving to be key.

 

Top players in each category last week

America A-L - Jim Furyk - 315 points

America M-Z - Bubba Watson - 345 points

Great Britain - Justin Rose - 315 points

Ireland - Shane Lowry - 405 points

Scandinavia - David Lingmerth / Henrik Stenson - 255 points

Rest of Europe - Bernd Wiesberger- 15 points

Africa - Branden Grace - 65 points

Asia - Hideki Matsuyama - 5 points

Australasia - Steven Bowditch / Jason Day - 135 points

South America - Camilo Villegas - 15 points

 

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Will Medlock graduated from UEA with a degree in Film and Television before completing a Masters in Sports Journalism at St Mary's in London. Will has had work published by The Independent and the Rugby Paper.