Travelers Championship

Odds to Win Tournament

Golfer	Odds
Bubba Watson	23-to-2
Matt Kuchar	25-to-2
Jason Day	14-to-1
Dustin Johnson	14-to-1
Sergio Garcia	19-to-1
Keegan Bradley	22-to-1
Ryan Moore	30-to-1
Brandt Snedeker	30-to-1
Paul Casey	35-to-1
Charley Hoffman	35-to-1
Johnson Wagner	35-to-1
Hunter Mahan	35-to-1
Graham DeLaet	35-to-1
Zach Johnson	35-to-1
Harris English	40-to-1
Marc Leishman	40-to-1
Freddie Jacobson	45-to-1
Brendon De Jonge	50-to-1
Louis Oosthuizen	50-to-1
K.J. Choi	55-to-1
Chris Stroud	55-to-1
Patrick Reed	60-to-1
Kevin Chappell	70-to-1
Jonas Blixt	75-to-1
Retief Goosen	85-to-1
Carl Pettersson	85-to-1
Matt Jones	85-to-1
Bo Van Pelt	85-to-1
Erik Compton	85-to-1
Morgan Hoffmann	95-to-1
Ben Crane	95-to-1
David Toms	95-to-1
6 Golfers	100-to-1
Thorbjorn Olesen	110-to-1
Michael Thompson	120-to-1
9 Golfers	130-to-1
2 Golfers	140-to-1
4 Golfers	150-to-1
2 Golfers	160-to-1
14 Golfers	170-to-1
John Rollins	190-to-1
Matt Bettencourt	200-to-1
8 Golfers	220-to-1
Steve Marino	240-to-1
23 Golfers	250-to-1

In the wake of the U.S. Open, the PGA Tour heads north to Connecticut for the Travelers Championship; which has been played at TPC River Highlands since 1991. The field will be rather diluted this week after the major championship with just seven of the top-25 players from the World Golf Rankings in the field; including four (Bubba Watson, Matt Kuchar, Jason Day, Sergio Garcia) of the top-10. Last season, virtual unknown Ken Duke took this tournament in a playoff, fending off Chris Stroud with a score of 12-under and winning with a birdie on the second playoff hole. This tourney has also given spectators plenty of excitement over the past 10 years, with the winner taking home the trophy after a playoff in five of the seasons. This is yet another tournament that is wide open to some of the fresh faces on tour, so let’s take a look at a few players who have a solid chance this week at the par-70, 6,844-yard course.

Golfers to Watch

Keegan Bradley (22/1): Bradley has posted a score in the 60’s in six of his past eight rounds at this course and finished in a tie for 18th last year with a score of 5-under. He had a solid performance last week at the U.S. Open, finishing in fourth place as he went under par in three of the four days, and should use that to boost his confidence this week. Just like Watson, Bradley is a long-hitter (301.4 yards per, 19th on tour) and averages 4.0 birdies per round (9th on tour) which should put him in contention from day one.

Graham DeLaet (35/1): DeLaet started the season on fire with top-8 finishes in five of his first six tournaments played, but has placed in the single-digits just twice since (11 starts). He has continued to be a force though, and has hit the most greens in regulation (72.01%) so far this year. He scored 11-under at this tournament last year, finishing in third place, and has a good chance to earn his first career PGA Tour victory this weekend.

Brian Davis (100/1): Davis has always played well at this course, finishing in the top-10 both in 2011 (9th) and 2012 (4th). He is not having the best season, but is coming around at the right time with top-14 finishes in two of his past four tournaments played, and could rebound from a poor year here this week.

Robert Streb (130/1): Streb has been solid in his second season on the PGA Tour, making the cut in 11-of-12 tournaments; including a runner-up finish at the Zurich Classic earlier this year. He is 9-under overall this year on par-4’s (2nd on tour) and could use that to help him win his first career PGA Tournament this week in Connecticut.