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Jon Rahm
Price: $11,000
Fading Dustin Johnson is never easy, but it's a little easier when Rahm comes in at $2,000 cheaper. The 22-year-old superstar has been a revelation all year, but in his last seven tournaments, he has a win, he has four Top-10 finishes (two of which came at WGC events) and his worst finish was a T27 (which came at the Masters). He ranks second on Tour in strokes gained to green, which is probably the most predictive stat to look at when we don't have any course history, and he tears up both Par 4's (third in scoring) and Par 5's (16th in scoring), which will be key on a lengthy Par 72.
With DJ's back injury serving as an unknown variable, Rahm could be called the favorite and it wouldn't be crazy. (Getty)
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