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Latest Shriners Children's Open Odds & PGA Betting Lines for Powered by DraftKings · Tom Kim: + · Ludvig Aberg: + · Cam Davis: +. Shriners Children's Open Odds ; Tom Kim, ; Ludvig Aberg, ; Cam Davis, ; Si Woo Kim, ; J.T. Poston, Shriners Children's Open. Luke List made a foot birdie to emerge from a five-man playoff to win the Sanderson Farms Championship last weekend. At those long odds, a $10 wager would pay $20, That's fun to think about, but it also would amount to throwing money down the shriners golf betting odds.

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Another player that has put himself in contention here often -- albeit a bit higher up the betting board at -- is Schenk. Coming off an excellent season in which he qualified for the TOUR Championship for the first time, Schenk heads back to a course where he has recorded four tops in six trips. It will be his first start since East Lake, but he did record a top in six of his last 11 events to close out the summer.

These five golfers, on a per-round basis, gained the most strokes on approach over their last 20 rounds. It has been a whirlwind year for Ryder, who went through a stretch at the beginning of with five tops over seven tournaments before struggling mightily thereafter.

He has bounced back and tops this list due to elite iron play that has led to five made cuts in a row and a pair of tops. He's under the radar at Meanwhile, Putnam has also been true with his irons, as he ranks 27th in SG: Approach this season. Combine that with his success at Summerlin -- four straight made cuts and three tops during that span -- and you have yourself a golfer that's viable at and is undervalued in DFS contests.

Cam Davis Davis goes through stretches where he can't seem to make a cut and periods where it looks like he could win any given week. Recently it has been the latter, as he managed four tops over his last five starts, including a solo third last week. He has made the cut in all four of his trips to Summerlin. Alex Smalley With iron play being a key factor Smalley stands out, as he's 32nd in SG: Approach this season.

He's one of the better ball strikers in the field, ranking among the top half on Tour in both driving distance and accuracy. He finished in his debut here last year despite losing shots in the short game. Ben Griffin Conventional wisdom says to avoid Griffin after he was unable to hold onto the hole lead in Jackson, but why can't he contend again?

He led the field in SG: Approach last week and he's a solid course fit considering the driver -- his biggest weakness -- will not be a primary factor. Nick Taylor Taylor hasn't recorded a top since winning the Canadian Open in June, but after a much-needed break he will tee it up for the first time this fall.

He's heading to a place where he has made the cut seven times in nine appearances, and he has five tops this year. Kevin Streelman Streelman has an extensive history in this event, missing the cut only twice in 13 appearances while notching a runner-up and six tops. He finished -2 at the 3M Open this summer, so the year-old is still capable of contending at courses that fit his game.

Harry Hall Hall is a Vegas resident who knows TPC Summerlin well, recording a top finish in both of his professional appearances while shooting 68 or lower in six of his eight rounds. She must make 10 birdies in 36 holes. Shriners golf betting odds Most only consider birdie-or-better percentage, but players make bogeys and double bogeys when they miss in the desert. She and the rest of the field will need to sharpen their short game skills.

Summerlin annually plays as one of the 10 toughest PGA Tour events around the green. On a Tour where it is tough to differentiate yourself, wedge skill is at a premium. Those short par-4s and par-5s require wedge scoring shots. Over a third of the approaches come from yards away. The winners gain an average of five strokes on approach against the group.

Since solid wedge play is mandatory on the PGA Tour, the best way to separate yourself with your irons is on the par-5s and long par-3s. Long irons have always separated the contenders from the pretenders. The putting surfaces are large at TPC Summerlin measuring 7, square feet. Proximity plays a pivotal role as the greens are perfectly partitioned.

Walking the course, you can see how hitting your targets from long- and close-range dictates scoring success. Taking those near approaches and converting them is the last key. The largest number of strokes gained by the leaders comes on the green. Over the past decade our winners have gained an average of six strokes on the field with their flatstick.

On and around the green is where Lexi and the rest of the field will need to get the job done. When they miss greens, they must get up and down to keep up. For Lexi to make her fifth cut of the year, she will need an excellent week with her short game and putting. Accurate and aggressive ball striking alongside some deft touch around the greens, and you have the primary skill set needed to make our weekly win, place and show.

I faded Ludvig Aberg last week to win, and he proved worthy of our attention. The Swedish superstar lost in a five-man playoff. Aberg gained over 12 strokes tee-to-green at CC of Jackson. Take that level of ball striking and fast-forward to a course perfectly suited to his game. The short game is ranked top 5 and his putter gained 1. My biggest intangible with this kid is the amount of time he spent with great players at the Ryder Cup.

Last week's pick: Doug Ghim took the suspense out of our win pick by missing the cut on the number. Mark Hubbard led the field in strokes-gained tee to green and approach at the Sanderson Farms. He finished ninth and lost strokes with his putter. We move to bentgrass this week in Vegas, which is his best surface by far. Hubbard has been playing well in this brief fall run, also finishing 17th at the Fortinet.