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With the World Golf Championships event unfolding in Memphis, there's an opposite-field event in Reno at the Barracuda Championship. This is the only tournament on the schedule played under the modified Stableford scoring system.
This is a tough week to set a field, much less make picks, but we'll stick with many of the names from last week.
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2019 Barracuda Championship rankings: Top 10 picks
1. Collin Morikawa: It's a go-low event, and Morikawa has his card. So he's playing to win and get in the playoffs.
2. Denny McCarthy: McCarthy finished T-12 last week and lost a spot in the FedEx Cup ranking. A top-five finish this week makes the Wyndham easy.
3. Martin Kaymer: Kaymer's in the field to secure PGA Tour status, and he's been playing well in Europe.
4. Roberto Castro: Castro continues to perform well against weaker fields, and this week should be no different.
5. Sepp Straka: Straka seemed to figure out something at the Open in June, and he had a great Sunday in Kentucky.
6. Martin Laird: Laird turned in a good week in Kentucky, and he seems to like events where he can be aggressive.
7. Ryan Palmer: He's playing pretty well. I'm not entirely sure why he's playing this week. But hey, play him.
8. Brendan Steele: It hasn't been a great year for Steele, but he's made four cuts in a row and he likes this course.
9. Sam Saunders: He's posted a couple of OK finishes of late, and he seems to have a specialty at these oppo-field events.
10. Robert Garrigus: Garrigus is a horse-for-course type, with two top-15 finishes here the last four years.
