
This week is a special one at the Frozen offices as it's the 104th Canadian Open, once year the tour makes it's only stop in the great white north and the normally the players bring some heat. The course on tap just happens to be a Jack Nicklaus design at Glen Abbey, which hosts for the 26th time. The Canadian Open generally has very low scores and fans can expect to see lots of birdies. three of the last four visits to Glen Abbey produced winning scores of -18, -17 and -22. When it comes to your fantasy team look for those players whom, make a lot of birdies.
The Course:

Par: 72 Length: 7,253
Architect: Jack Nicklaus
Purse: 5,600,000 (1st- 936k)
Past Winners:
2012 Scott Piercy (-17)
2011 Sean O'Hair (-4)
2010 Carl Petterson (-14)
2009 Nathan Green (-18)
2008 Chez Reavie (-17)
Maybe the most famous moment in Canadian Open history came in 2000 when Tiger Woods found his tee shot in a fairway bunker. After watching Waite put his second shot 30 feet from the hole, decided he had no choice but to go for the green. Woods sent a 6-iron over the flag 218 yards away, and then had a chip and a putt for the title-clinching birdie. With the victory, Woods became only the second golfer to capture the U.S., British and Canadian Opens in the same year, earning him the Triple Crown trophy. See where that shot ranks in a top ten of all time PGA fairway bunker shots;
Yahoo Fantasy Picks:
-» Starters A-list: Bubba Watson B-list: Graham DeLeat B-list: Hunter Mahan C-list: Charl Schwartzel
It's easy to cheer for the Canucks this week so hopefully David Hearn, Graham DeLeat or Mike Weir can win for all of us...
--The.Frozen.Golfer
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