Gallery: 3/7
Hideki Matsuyama & Hideto Tanihara
Odds: 25/1
So, Matsuyama is the No. 1 ranked golfer in this field in the FedEx Cup Standings and No. 2 in the world rankings, yet he has the ninth-shortest odds. I understand it's a team format, but that seems disrespectful to what Matsuyama has done this year.
And that's not to metion the fact that Tanihara is ranked 50th in the world and has been solid in the United States this year, finishing fourth at the WGC-Dell Match Play, 27th at the Sony Open and 39th at the RBC Heritage, with the latter--just like this tournament--being held at a Pete Dye course. At 25-to-1, Team Japan is my favorite pick here. (Getty)