Children's Miracle Network Hospitals Classic

Odds to Win Tournament

Golfer	Odds
Luke Donald	8-to-1
Webb Simpson	10-to-1
Justin Rose	15-to-1
Gary Woodland	20-to-1
Spencer Levin	25-to-1
Charles Howell III	25-to-1
Jeff Overton	30-to-1
Trevor Immelman	30-to-1
Bryce Molder	30-to-1
Kevin Streelman	30-to-1
John Senden	30-to-1
Brandt Jobe	40-to-1
Jerry Kelly	40-to-1
Sean O’Hair	40-to-1
Retief Goosen	40-to-1
Tommy Gainey	50-to-1
Ryan Palmer	50-to-1
Heath Slocum	50-to-1
Davis Love III	50-to-1
Robert Garrigus	50-to-1
Stephen Ames	50-to-1
Nick O’Hern	50-to-1
Jonathon Byrd	50-to-1
Chris Stroud	60-to-1
Brian Davis	60-to-1
John Rollins	60-to-1
Kris Blanks	60-to-1
Charlie Wi	60-to-1
Billy Horschel	60-to-1
Scott Piercy	60-to-1
Brian Gay	60-to-1
FIELD (Any Other Golfer)	5-to-2

Webb Simpson leads Luke Donald by $363,029 on the money list entering The Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Classic on Thursday. As Simpson and Donald battle out for the money list title, a few defending champs of the event will look to regain the title in sunny Lake Buena Vista, Florida.

Luke Donald (8/1): This will be Donald’s first time appearing in the tournament since 2003. The Englishman has impressively finished in the top-25 in 15 out of 18 events in 2011, including 13 top-10’s.

Webb Simpson (10/1): Simpson will need to tune up his putting from his 67th rank in putting within five feet last week at the McGladrey Classic. Simpson has won two tournaments this year (Wyndham Championship, Deutsche Bank Championship) and hits a solid 69.33% of greens in regulation (12th-best on tour).

Justin Rose (15/1): Rose hasn’t participated in an event since the Tour Championship, but has had his share of success at Disney, recording a third and two fourth-place finishes, which includes a round of 60 back in 2006 at Palm.

Gary Woodland (20/1): This is the long driver’s first appearance at the Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals Classic. Woodland has played solid golf since winning the Transitions Championship back in March when he edged out the up-and-coming Webb Simpson in the final round. He has six top-10 finishes on the year.

Charles Howell III (25/1): He has played well at Disney, making the cut his last nine outings. Howell finished third in the Fed Ex St. Jude Classic and AT&T National, but he hasn’t won since 2007 and has failed to finish in the top-two in any event since 2009.

Bryce Molder (30/1): Molder might bring some of his confidence to Florida after his win at the Frys.com Open two weeks ago. Molder has been very inconsistent throughout 2011, making the cut in just 15 of the 27 events he participated in, but he does have six top-10 finishes as well.