Fans will have to wait for at least another week before they can be allowed, albeit in a limited capacity, to watch a PGA Tour event live. That will be at the Memorial next week. That being said, the excitement is still high for the Workday Charity Open, where there will be more top-ranked golfers participating than at last week’s Rocket Mortgage Classic. But will one of the following sleepers upend them all?
Kuchar hasn’t tasted victory yet this season, but those familiar with his play at Muirfield have a reason to be excited for him ahead of the Workday Charity Open. The 42-year-old Kuchar has a strong history at Muirfield, where he’s made the cut 11 straight times from 2007 to 2018. During that stretch, Kuchar had a win and three top 5s. He’s also had 10 top 15s in that span. Kuchar, who has nine career PGA Tour victories, had a T2 at The Genesis Invitational. He settled for a T41 at the RBC Heritage last month, his most recent start.
Matthew Wolff (+5000)
Is Wolff in the process of righting his ship? He probably is after churning out a runner-up finish at last week’s Rocket Mortgage Classic, which had him snapping out of a slump. Prior to that, the 21-year-old native of Agoura Hills, California, had missed the cut back top back at the RBC Heritage and Travelers Championship. On the season, Wolff has five top 25s in 14 starts. He’s also eighth overall in driving distance (312.4).
Cameron Champ (+6600)
Champ had to withdraw from the Travelers Championship due to a COVID-19-related issue, but he’s put up a solid effort upon his return to the Tour with a T12 at the Rocket Mortgage Classic. Before the WD at the Travelers Championship, he had a T14 at the Charles Schwab Challenge. Champ has seven top 25s and 10 made cut in 13 starts, so far this season.
Will one of the sleepers above take the cake at the Workday Charity Open this Sunday in Dublin Ohio? View our complete betting preview for this PGA Tour stop right here., and don’t forget to register to make your picks via the link below.
