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Sungjae Im has been singing the right tune in recent weeks, and Len Hochberg likes his chances to deliver again in this week's PGA DFS contests on DraftKings.

Davis Thompson has been delivering regularly, and Ryan Andrade suggests finding a spot for him in your lineups for this week's PGA DFS contests on FanDuel.
2006 Fantasy Outlook
Early on Faxon struggled to find his game, and if not for a late-season victory at the Buick Championship he would have been a great pick for 2006. He won, however, and he's not a bargain at $1.7 million. Throw in knee surgery in September and the pick looks even worse. It's hard to put a dollar amount on his earnings this year because there is no way to know how he will recover from his surgery. The best bet is to stay away from drafting him in a salary cap league. In a regular league, he might be worth a late-round selection, but nothing more.
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Faxon will use a one-time exemption for being among the top 50 in career earnings to retain his PGA Tour card for 2010, the Associated Press reports.
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Faxon (knee) has been cleared by doctors to play next week in the Ginn sur Merr Classic in Florida, the Associated Press reports.
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Faxon, who had targeted this event to be his 2008 debut, withdrew from the Travelers Championship on Wednesday. John Huston takes Faxon's spot.
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Brad Faxon: Out 4-to-5 Months With Torn ACL
Faxon will be out four to five months have having surgery to repair a torn ACL. "When I woke up they told me they had to totally repair the ACL," Faxon told the Providence Journal. "They had to do two bone graphs, part of the tibia was exposed, cartilage was floating around."
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Faxon, who had surgery in September for bunions on his right foot, was able to play golf last week and was encouraged by his progress, the Boston Globe reports. He plans to return for the Sony Open in Hawaii.
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