6 years agoIt is fair to say that Woodland has underachieved so far in his career. There have been countless times where the American has been unable to get the job done, which includes last year's PGA Championship. A tumultuous triple-bogey on Saturday at the 10th hole undid his 36-hole lead, and while the 34-year-old was able to get his emotions under control during the next two days to come in a share of sixth place, his dreams of capturing his first major were tarnished. Long off the tee and straight, the American should theoretically have an advantage over most of the field because of his overall driving prowess at Bethpage Black, and when you add in his ability with his long irons and birdie-making skills, you start to get a hint that Woodland might be in the incorrect price range. His $7,700 price tag on DraftKings will make him a popular selection, but he is perhaps the most likely winner at $7,700 or less, even if he has failed to get the job done in the past. --Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour