Deutsche Bank Championship Odds 2016: Sleeper Picks & Best Bets

Following Patrick Reed's impressive victory at the Barclays, the FedEx Cup Playoffs continue this week at the Deutsche Bank Championship, where the field has been narrowed down to the Top 100 players. Danny Willett, essentially choosing to end his FedEx Cup run, will once again sit out, while 2013 Deutsche Bank victor Henrik Stenson is questionable after withdrawing last week due to a knee injury. That still leaves a thoroughly strong field, meaning there will again be lots of players boasting valuable odds. Unlike the Barclays, which rotates courses on an annual basis, the Deutsche Bank remains at TPC Boston, so course history will be an important factor when analyzing this week's field. With that in mind, you can click through the gallery for a look at my favorite sleepers and value bets to win this year's Deutsche Bank Championship. (Getty)

Jim Furyk

Odds (Per SkyBet): 40/1

Furyk has the third-most strokes gained all-time at this tournament, behind only Steve Stricker and Jason Day. The 46-year-old has played the Deutsche Bank 11 times and made the cut at every single tournament, racking up six Top-15 finishes and four Top-10's, including a T4 last year. He also enters in solid form, having made 10 consecutive cuts and tallying two Top-10's in his last three tournaments. Mr. 58 clearly still has it, and 40-to-1 seems awfully generous considering how well he plays here. (Getty)

Brooks Koepka

Odds (Per SkyBet): 45/1

With easy-to-hit fairways and greens, TPC Boston has lent itself to some low scores over the past several years. In fact, every winner since 2003 has been at least 14 strokes under par, while three of the last six victors have finished at least 20-under. On a course like this, you want players who can catch fire and hit lots of birdies, making Koepka a logical target. Powerful off the tee (18th in driving distance, ninth in strokes gained off the tee) and boasting a soft touch on the greens (19th in strokes gained putting), the 26-year-old is fifth on TOUR--behind only the Top 4 players in the world--in birdie-or-better percentage. He's coming off a poor performance, but seven Top-10's in 19 events this season gives you a good idea of his upside. (Getty)

Billy Horschel

Odds (Per SkyBet): 50/1

Horschel has had a wild range of results at TPC Boston, finishing 70th and 72nd in 2013 and '15, respectively, but mixing in a runner-up in 2014. Still, with sleeper picks you just want someone who has the ability to get hot and go low, and he has proven he can do exactly that. Plus, he's currently in a nice groove, finishing fifth at the Wyndham Championship and 13th at the Barclays. (Getty)

Matt Kuchar

Odds (Per SkyBet): 50/1

Although he's coming off a disappointing 64th-place finish at the Barclays, Kuchar is one of the most consistent players on TOUR, tallying nine Top-10's and 14 Top-25's in 23 events this season. Moreover, he has made the cut at TPC Boston seven straight years with Top-10 finishes in two of the last three seasons (fourth in 2013, ninth in 2015) and grades out well statistically, ranking 17th in strokes gained tee to green and 21st in strokes gained putting. He may not be the most exciting choice, but Kuch will always represent solid value at 50-to-1 or lower. (Getty)

Zach Johnson

Odds (Per SkyBet): 80/1

Even at strong-field events, Johnson is typically in the 45- or 50-to-1 range, so it's a bit surprising to see him at 80-to-1. He's not playing his best golf right now (outside The Top 30 in his last four events), but this is still a 12-time PGA TOUR winner who has made 12 consecutive cuts, tallied five Top-10's this season and made the cut at this tournament seven straight years. 80-to-1 is fantastic value. (Getty)

Charley Hoffman

Odds (Per SkyBet): 80/1

Hoffman, who is coming off a 13th-place finish at the Barclays, has had a ton of success on this course. He won in 2010, shooting a course-record 22-under to win by a whopping five strokes, he finished third last year and he has been inside the Top 30 in five of the last seven years. Throw in his rock-solid tee-to-green game (28th in strokes gained), and you have a legitimate contender with sleeper-type odds. (Getty)

Webb Simpson

Odds (Per SkyBet): 100/1

Simpson is another former winner of this tournament (2011) who also tallied another Top 10 in 2014. Moreover, this course features six Par 4's between 450 and 500 yards, a distance at which Simpson ranks No. 1 in the world in efficiency. He isn't in great form, but you aren't going to find someone at 100-to-1 who checks off every box. His course history and ability on Par 4's is enough for a small bet at this price. (Getty)