Cam Young to beat Si Woo Kim

Best price 8/11 with various bookmakers.

Cam Young's putting let him down in round three dropping -3.30 SG:Putting, far below his tournament average of +0.36. He ranked 26th in round 1 and 6th in round 2 for putting so you can expect a better showing in round 4. His ball striking remained solid at +1.90 SG.

He is one of the hottest golfers on the planet at the moment and despite being three shots worse than Si Woo on the greens he still shot the same +2 score as him in round 3.

Min Woo Lee to beat Greyserman

Best price 8/11 with AKBets

Min Woo Lee's putter has let him down a bit thus far, losing strokes on average over the first three rounds but his ball striking has been quality (+2.19 SG average over the tournament).

Greyseyman's ball striking isn't as good (+0.76 SG) and dropping -0.53 strokes BS in round three confirmed his iron play is trending in the wrong direction from round 1.

Min Woo Lee long game and work around the green makes him a brilliant fit for this course and if his irons fire he can beat Greyserman here.

Scottie Scheffler to Beat David Puig 

Best price 4/9 with 10Bet

A bit of an obvious tip but Scottie Scheffler should beat Puig on Sunday. 

Scottie has gained +2.87 SG:Total in round 4 in the last 12 months, Puig has lost -3.40.

Scottie's ball striking is far better (+2.15 SG over the tournament so far vs Puig's +0.01).

If Scottie improves on a very poor putting day on Saturday and presses on as he usual does on a Sunday, he should win this two-ball.

Taylor Pendrith to Beat Stephan Jaeger

Best price 19/20 with Betway.

Pendrith was six shots better than Jaeger on Saturday who struggled with his irons and on the greens, losing more than 1.4 strokes on both.

Pendrith has gained 1.09 strokes in round 4 in the last 12 months vs Jaeger who has lost -0.49.

Accumulator Tip - 5.69/1 with AKBets

Cameron Young to beat Si Woo Kim, Scottie Scheffler to beat Puig, Min Woo Lee to beat Greyserman & Jon Rahm to beat Nick Taylor.