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The PGA Tour bridges the gap between the West Coast Swing and the Florida Swing with the WGC-Mexico Championship. The 72-player, no-cut field at Club de Golf Chapultepec features 47 of the world top 50 (Rose, Day, Scott no-shows), and it's player on one of the more compelling, awkward host courses on tour.
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2019 WGC-Mexico Championship rankings: Top 10 picks
1. Justin Thomas -- Let the win get away from him in Los Angeles, but he's so solid overall and playing great this season. Lost in a playoff here last year.
2. Dustin Johnson -- DJ quietly put up a great Sunday round in tough conditions. Has won here, and he can hit wedge all day around the course.
3. Jon Rahm -- A T-3 here in 2017 was a good indicator, but you should love Rahm because he's a freaking top-10 machine right now.
4. Rory McIlroy -- Keeps putting up high finishes. He went into full DGAF mode on Sunday and nearly caught himself a win.
5. Xander Schauffele -- Quietly put up a T-10 finish at Riviera. He may not be the most consistent player in the top 10 in the world, but he's a great pick.
6. Bubba Watson -- Watson should conceivably love this course. Lots of shot shaping and imagination. Solid T-15 at Riviera.
7. Tiger Woods -- Woods petered our on a long Sunday at Riviera, but that's as much a function of being tired as anything. Must clean up the putting.
8. Brooks Koepka -- Easy to sleep on Brooks, but this should be a course he likes a lot. T-57 in Saudi Arbia uninspiring.
9. Paul Casey -- A solid few weeks for Casey, even if he's still disappointed he didn't win at Pebble Beach. Likes this course.
10. Phil Mickelson -- Mickelson has to be tired. He's played a lot of golf, much more than he said he wanted. But he's powering through and playing OK.
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