DAP Championship

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We approach the fall series of the Web.com Tour and the final tournaments before we finish with the Tour Championship. A whole plethora of new players grace the tour this week with those players from the PGA Tour dropping down in an attempt to secure their card and some Europeans looking for an 'easy' way onto the main tour. Canterbury Golf Club is the host this week and has the accolade of having hosted 13 men's major championships over its existence. It is often voted amongst the top 100 US golf courses and has seen a host of fantastic champions. The course is hugely testing and often the last three holes are considered the toughest finishing stretch in golf. 

Bryson DeChambeau - 1pt e/w @ 50/1 - A fantastic talent who is closely following in the footsteps of the likes of Tiger and Nicklaus by winning NCAA and US Amateur titles. Playing this difficult and major worthy track will be a bonus for a man who managed to finish 21st in the Masters this year and who can also boast a 4th at the RBC Heritage. His for has been a bit sketchy of late but such a talented player must be backed at 50s. 

Michael Thompson - 0.5pts e/w @ 80/1 - A player who loves a tricky track. I remember backing him when he went close in the US open a few years back and I think he could be challenging again this week in an attempt to secure his full card.

Rory Sabbatini - 0.25pts e/w @ 100/1 - The South African journeyman has the experience and game to do well here after a turbulant 2016. He has made three cuts in a row and has decent form in Ohio. 

Will MacKenzie - 0.25pts e/w @ 125/1 - A player who began to show glimpses of his previous form at the start of this year on the PGA but has lost his way a little. He has to game to do well in this field and triple figures appeal.

Adam Svensson - 0.25pts e/w @ 200/1 - Hasn't really been firing of late despite the early promise he showed. however, his caddy grew up on this course and knows it inside out so he should have the advantage this week.  

Total Staked - 4.5pts