Tournament projections built from strokes-gained data, course fit, and field strength, run as a simulation rather than a ranking.
Outrights, top finishes, and head-to-head matchups are priced from the same simulated field, so the numbers stay consistent across markets.
A measure of how many strokes a player gains or loses against the field average in a specific part of the game — off the tee, approach, around the green, putting. It separates genuine skill from scoring that came from an easy draw.
By simulating the whole field over the tournament, then reading each player's finish distribution. Outrights, top finishes and matchups all come out of the same simulated field, so the numbers stay consistent with each other.