The TPC at Summerlin in Las Vegas has been the host course for this event for over 10 years now and we know plenty about it. Extremely low scores are needed to contend here but although the course regularly yields to plenty of birdies it requires an element of strategy. With wide fairways you'd think it's an easy task off the tee but those determined to overpower it may meet some difficulty with fairway bunkers. Stray many times from the fairways and your birdie chances will prove elusive and it only takes a few holes of no progress here to get you behind the 8 ball early.

The most attractive bet of the week is undoubtedly Cameron Smith. Granted he hasn't pulled up any trees lately but his CV suggests it won't be long until he lands a decent pgatour event. His credentials are probably better than most of the non winners here in the field. Two Aussie PGA Championships tucked away in his locker has been backed up by some super performances in high quality fields. Two top 5s at the Masters and US Open is hugely impressive to date. He added a top 20 in the Open to that tally at Portrush in the Summer also. Numerous other top performances are noted in WGC fields most notably in Mexico this year where he finished 6th at altitude which Summerlin is played at also. 10th here back in 2016 is a positive and certainly appears to be ahead of the handicapper. Each way bet of the week in my view.

2.5pts each-way C.Smith  66/1 (1/5 7 places)

Cameron Smith - 2.5pts e/w @ 66/1

Brooks Koepka is a mighty tempting 10/1 and drifting on the exchanges this week. An element of this is down to the layoff having not teed it up in six weeks. Nevertheless two top 5 finishes here at Summerlin suggests he has the tools to go well here. When Adam Scott is your 4th favourite here you have to seriously consider Koepka around the double figure mark. Scott got off to a hot start last week only to tumble down the leaderboard over the next few days it was a reminder not to go overboard on the likes of him around the 14/1 mark. To think Brooks arrives here this week only 4pts shorter he has to be seriously considered a winning prospect. The course doesn't suit the bomber quite as much as it might have a few years ago but Koepka displayed how he can cope with a tricky assignment from the tee and approaching the green when he won the St Jude a couple of months ago. I can't let him go unbacked when currently sitting 12.0 on the exchanges. Try get yourself the best enhanced win only price out there if heading to the high street.

2.5pts WIN B.Koepka 19/2 (Enhanced Win Only)

Brooks Koepka - 2.5pts @ 19/2

Short game has proven important here down the years especially around the greens so Dylan Frittelli must be looked at closely. The South African has taken off with two European wins and a PGA win a few months ago at the John Deere. The John Deere is similar that it requires a good approach and short game to succeed. Low scores are also inevitable there and Frittelli may just become an expert at these type of tests. 6th and 7th the last two weeks is hugely impressive and he can be expected to kick on from there with confidence brimming. Given how good is short game can be and his current form it'd be no surprise should he make a mockery of his price this week.

1pt each-way D.Frittelli 50/1 (1/5 8 places)

Dylan Frittelli - 1pt e/w @ 50/1

Andrew Putnam is another who continues to impress. 11 made cuts on the trot which includes 3 majors is a sign of how consistent he has become. A top 5 in Scotland and a top 25 finish at Wentworth is admirable for someone who could simply ply his trade Stateside. Travelling has proved fruitful for many Americans in recent years and Putnam is clued into how this can benefit your game. Now inside the worlds top 50 Putnam must be a threat in events such as these. The fact that he has won at altitude before at the Barracuda could prove to be beneficial. Looks overpriced to land another title.

1pt each-way A.Putnam 66/1 (1/5 7 places)

Andrew Putnam - 1pt e/w @ 66/1