LIV Golf Invitational Chicago Tips

This guy has been very consistent in his tournament, and he is the main favorite to win it. Based on his form, I will try top 5.

He managed to be the most consistent this year and finally is in first place. Based on this, he should be very confident and could win this tournament.

Joaquin Nieman has won 5 events on this year's LIV Tour, making it 7 since joining LIV. Odd that with his record he is not the favourite. Each way chance.

Tyrrell Hatton looks to be arriving in good form, especially based on his last 2 events. Finished tied for 16th in the Open Championship last time and he has a good result in his event before that when finishing tied for 4th in the US Open. I think he's in with a chance again in this because i think he finds this easier than that last event.

Some nice value here for Reed to finish in the top 5. He has had a respectable year, and if his short game is there, then he should give a good run.

Talor Gooch was fourth two weeks ago at the LIV Golf UK. His best performance this year came at the LIV Golf Andalusia where he finished in 1st place. He was 15th in this event last year.

It's an open looking event this one , Sebastian Munoz is at least worth a look because his best form would put him well in the mix, his recent form isn't far behind the current favourite for this and it is encouraging that he often does well when playing courses similar to this course.

Smith is another one of those golfers who have a chance to win this tourney, let alone finish in the top 5. He is great with his short game.

Really open LIV Golf Invitational Chicago with a lot of in-form golfers, including Abraham Ancer. He finished 11th in this event last year and has been in consistent form going into this year's.

Carlos Ortiz might be worth one more chance. Missed the cut in the Open Championship last time but he struggled on the course , this course probably more suitable so i think it's an event where he can do better.

Dean Burmester has generally been consistent all year. Wasn't at best form last time but he didn't play all that badly and his form before that was much more encouraging. I'm sure he'll be looking to bounce back and improve after that disappointment last time. Does have the ability to get into the mix.

Tom McKibbin's best performance this year came at the Singapore Classic in the DP World Tour, where he finished in 3rd place. In LIV Golf, his best performance was at Andalusia, where he finished in 4th place.

Oosthuizen is a world-class player who has come close to winning major championships. His smooth swing and consistent play make him a threat to post a low score, and his odds offer great value for an each-way bet.

A multi-time major winner, Koepka’s odds seem surprisingly high for a player of his calibre. If he finds his form, he's a serious contender, and at 51.00, he represents a high-risk, high-reward each-way opportunity.

While his recent form may have been inconsistent, Johnson is a proven major champion and has the talent to contend with the best on any given week. At these long odds, he presents a fantastic value bet.

Henrik Stenson won't want to be relegated, so I'm thinking he will play well this week. A big week will help him. This guy didn't just win the Open; he beat the best. His 3-wood off the tee this week will go further than most drivers, and that will help him keep the ball in play.