PGA Memorial Tournament Sleepers and Sleeper Picks and Predictions 2020

Tiger Woods will be a center of attention this week, as the golfing legend makes his way back to the PGA Tour. All players on the top 12 of the current FedExCup rankings will also be down at Muirfield for the 2020 The Memorial Tournament which makes this a very highly anticipated affair. But if you’re not into big names and heavy favorites, the three golfers listed below could entice you and may result in a hefty payday. Read on for some of the high-value sleepers for the 2020 Memorial Tournament.

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Top 3 High-Value Sleepers and Sleeper Picks and Predictions for the 2020 Memorial Tournament Presented by Nationwide

Where: Muirfield Village GC, Dublin

When: July 16-19, 2020

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Xander Schauffele (+2800)

After a T3 at the Charles Schwab Challenge, Schauffele had a letdown performance at the RBC Heritage in which he settled with only a T64. But he’s picked himself up since, getting a T20 at the Travelers Championship and a T14 at the Workday Charity Open. Schauffele has missed the cut just once in 12 starts and has four top 10s and a pair of runner-up finishes. On the season, Schauffele is fourth in greens in regulation percentage (72.83%), eighth in birdie average (4.46), and seventh in scoring average (69.466).

Tony Finau (+6600)

Finau didn’t play at the Workday Charity Open, but he’s coming back to the PGA Tour this week at Muirfield Village. In his most recent start, Finau had a T53 at the Rocket Mortgage Classic earlier this month. He also missed the cut at the Travelers Championship. However, Finau has put up some solid performances this season, making a T6 at the Farmers Insurance Open last January and a solo second at the Waste Management Phoenix Open.

Kevin Streelman (+6600)

Streelman has been cut 10 times in 18 starts this season, including the two he had at the Charles Schwab Challenge and at the RBC Heritage. However, the 19-year pro is playin some of his best golf of late. He had a solo second at the Travelers Championship and followed that up with a T7 at the Workday Charity Open. He has four top 10s and two runner-up finishes, so far this season.

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