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Sergio Garcia
Price: $8,300
He may not be a true "sleeper" in terms of price, but Sergio is a good potential contrarian play. Considering the more attractive options around him--multiple-time Masters winners Phil Mickelson and Bubba Watson, as well as a scorching-hot, exciting young player in Jon Rahm are all priced directly above him--and the widely-discussed fact that he has yet to win a major, it wouldn't be surprising if Sergio has a pretty low ownership percentage.
Still, he has three career Top-10's at Augusta, he's been inside the Top 20 in three of the last five years, and he comes in with great form, boasting eight consecutive made cuts, a win in Dubai in February (the last three winners of the Masters had previously won in the same year), and a recent T12 inside a stacked field in Mexico. Will Sergio win? Maybe not, but he's an against-the-grain pick who has a strong chance of being in contention on Sunday. (Getty)
