The PGA Tour this week features the 2026 OneFlight Myrtle Beach Classic starting on Thursday at The Dunes Club in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.
My PGA Tour field ranking for OneFlight Myrtle Beach Classic looks at the top 10 players in this 120-player field that brings together the best in the world for the latest PGA Tour Signature event.
The OneFlight Myrtle Beach Classic marks the PGA Tour's return to Myrtle Beach for an oppo-field event played against the Truist Championship one state above in North Carolina.
The Dunes is a great host for this event that's well supported, and there's a solid field of a handful of top-50 players. It's a ballstriker's course for sure, and it can get tight in a variety of places.
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 2026 OneFlight Myrtle Beach Classic rankings.
2026 OneFlight Myrtle Beach Classic expert picks and rankings
1. Marco Penge: Penge is going to win on the PGA Tour this year. I can feel it. He should tear up a place like this.
2. Brooks Koepka: Koepka isn't the second-best player in this field right now, but he is well motivated and showing signs of progress.
3. Aaron Rai: Rai gets around places like The Dunes very well, and there should be plenty of reason to think he can do well this week.
4. Davis Thompson: Thompson seems to light up the PGA Tour in events like these, just below the highest levels.
5. Rasmus Hojgaard: The Hojgaard boys seem to do pretty well on courses like The Dunes, and Rasmus is well above parity this week.
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6. Eric Cole: Cole had a pretty ugly start to the year, but he's been good in his last two starts and got a deserved week off last week.
7. Sami Valimaki: I'll always take Valimaki at a place where ballstriking is key, and it kind of feels like Sea Island a bit.
8. Casey Jarvis: Jarvis and AJ Ewart did pretty well in the Zurich together, and Jarvis can handle PGA Tour-level golf.
9. AJ Ewart: Ewart has been a pleasant surprise this year, as he keeps cashing and earning points.
10. Christiaan Bezuidenhout: I love the South African in this particular tournament. He was T-8 in the last oppo-field in Puerto Rico.
