The PGA Tour this week features the 2025 Bank of Utah Championship starting on Thursday at Black Desert Resort in Ivins, Utah.
My PGA Tour field ranking for Bank of Utah Championship looks at the top 10 players in this 132-player field that brings together the best in the world for the fourth leg of PGA Tour's FedEx Cup Fall.
The Bank of Utah Championship is the middle to the FedEx Cup Fall, and there are a handful of top-50 players competing this week at a venue that seems unique on the PGA Tour schedule.
Just a reminder that I make my expert picks looking at all fantasy leagues and formats. Whether you're playing in a fantasy golf leagues, betting on golf, or competing in a DFS (DraftKings, FanDuel) event, our picks highlight the top PGA Tour golfers to watch this week from our 2025 Bank of Utah Championship rankings.
2025 Bank of Utah Championship expert picks and rankings
1. Kurt Kitayama: Kitayama bombs the ball off the tee and found a way to win at a tight course in TPC Twin Cities, so this place should suit him like the Mexico Open host course did.
2. Mav McNealy: McNealy has been playing pretty OK, and he was T-13 in the Procore in California what feels like two months ago, which was his last start.
3. Alex Noren: Noren is getting this ranking based on his two DP World Tour wins last month, pre-Ryder Cup. It doesn't really translate over here, but maybe it will this time.
4. Michael Thorbjornsen: Thor was third in Japan at the Baycurrent and T-13 at the Procore for a solid fall. He's gearing up toward that win.
5. Matt McCarty: The defending champion was riding a massive wave from the Korn Ferry Tour last year, but now he's more savvy and figured out how to play PGA Tour golf.
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6. Davis Thompson: Thompson has been in the top 21 of both of his fall starts, and that streak goes back to the regular-season finale on the PGA Tour. He's in good form.
7. Luke Clanton: This feels like this kind of event where Clanton could do well and feel quite comfortable.
8. Sahith Theegala: Theegala has some happy personal news going on, and guys who are playing more care-free tend to play better.
9. Matt Wallace: Wallace had a really good run in Europe directly after the PGA Tour season, and he can keep it going.
10. Max Homa: This might be an early call on his comeback, but Homa is doing things that look pretty good at the moment.
