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5 years agoAfter missing a handful of events - most notably the PGA Championship - Justin Thomas is set to tee it up this weekend in Ohio at the Memorial. A nagging right-wrist injury has been plaguing the American recently, but he claims to be all healed up and ready to go. Injuries can be debilitating both physically and mentally, so it will be interesting to see how Thomas handles teeing it up for the first time since the Masters. Consider the sixth-ranked player in the world an extremely volatile selection, but you shouldn't entirely count him out. --Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour

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