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2017 Shriners Hospitals for Children Open rankings: Top 10 picks
1. Kevin Chappell - Chappell hasn't played since the Presidents Cup, but he had a good run in the playoffs. On talent, he stands tall against the field.
2. Chesson Hadley - T-3, 2nd to start the new season? Let's go.
3. Webb Simpson - Webb has played very good golf dating back to August, and he's taken this title in the past.
4. Jason Kokrak - Kokrak is off to an excellent start in this new season, with a T-17 and T-7 finish. He's made six cuts in a row dating back to last season (i.e., September).
5. Tony Finau - Finau could be higher on the list, but this is a bit of a fluid list this week. Finau's record in this event isn't much, but he's done well of late.
6. Anirban Lahiri - Lahiri is on fire. Maybe he should be No. 1. He had some downtime after a good run at the CJ Cup.
7. Luke List - List wasn't in the HSBC Champions, but he had a very successful Asian swing with T-13 and T-5 finishes in Malaysia and South Korea.
8. Charley Hoffman - This is, in part, rooting for Hoffman to take down the money for Vegas shooting victims, as he's promised.
9. Ryan Moore - Moore's a local guy, and he has a good record in the event. He's also on a good run of top-30 finishes across the board.
10. Kevin Na - Na is another Vegas guy playing his hometown event. He has a good record, and he's contended here in the past. But he's been mediocre in this new season.
My DraftKings lineup for this week:
- Chesson Hadley - $10,100
- Kevin Streelman - $8,400
- Luke List - $8,300
- Smylie Kaufman - $8,200
- Nick Taylor - $7,600
- Beau Hossler - $7,100
