Edwinp Golf Tips

Si Woo Kim finished tied for sixth place in this tournament last year at -13. However, he was -12 for his last two rounds with two -6 rounds on Saturday and Sunday. He should go well again. 28-1 are decent odds for him to be 1st Round Leader.

Kurt Kitayama finished 5th in this tournament last year and made up a lot of places in his 3rd and 4th rounds with a -7 and -5 to finish -15 for his 4 rounds, just five shots off the winner. He should go well again. 28-1 are decent odds for him to be 1st round leader.

Kurt Kitayama finished 5th in this tournament last year and made up a lot of places in his 3rd and 4th rounds with a -7 and -5 to finish -15 for his 4 rounds, just five shots off the winner. He should go well again. 20-1 are decent odds.

Si Woo Kim finished tied for sixth place in this tournament last year at -13. However, he was -12 for his last two rounds with two -6 rounds on Saturday and Sunday. He should go well again. 22-1 are decent odds.

Max Greyserman has yet to win a PGA Tournament at home or abroad but he came close in this Tournament last year finishing tied for 2nd place just one shot off the winner and has a good chance of going close again.

Nico Echavarria won this tournament last year. Although he has missed several cuts this year, he has also had a 2nd place and a T6 place. So he could come back to form at a course in Japan that obviously suits him and get a place in the top six.

David Puig should go close in his home country's Golf Tournament, and 16-1 are decent odds. Go each way for him to finish in the top six.

Tommy Gainey stormed away with the Constellation Furyk and Friends Tournament last week. The 50-year-old, unused to winning, could double up in the SAS Championship.

Cameron Percy let last week's tournament at Jacksonville slip out of his grasp with his 2nd round. After starting with a 64 in the 1st round, he was caught by Tommy Gainey on the final round. He could go well again this week.