4 years agoWe have seen Dustin Johnson trending in the right direction at TPC Sawgrass over the last few years, posting finishes of fifth, 17th, 12th and 28th in his previous four go-arounds. Those results come on the heels of seven prior showings since 2008 of failing to crack the top 30, but it's not as if the American doesn't have a chance to end all those trends with one giant swoop. It appears as if Johnson will be one of the lowest-owned players above $9,000 on DraftKings, and a contrarian route on the big hitter can reward gamers heavily if he comes in at sub-10 percent owned. We know he is capable of winning anywhere around the world, and the Bent/Poa split that is being used in the overseeding has always been his preferred putting surface.--Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour