7 years agoThe world's 35th-ranked player, Satoshi Kodaira, will make his second career U.S. Open start at Shinnecock Hills. Kodaira, who finished T46 during last year's U.S. Open, will try to not only top that performance but hopefully exceed his career-best Major finish of T28 during the 2018 Masters. Kodaira's ranking of 35th in the world is without a doubt being propelled by his victory at the RBC Heritage two months ago, and although he will still find a way to garner points on the Japanese Tour, Kodaira is at risk these next couple of month's of potentially seeing a dip in his ranking. Tournament's such as the U.S. Open and next month's British Open will go a long way in determining how far Kodaira could slip. As far as the U.S. Open is concerned, Kodaira makes for a tough player to trust at his $7,000 price tag on DraftKings. --Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour