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"It&amp;#39;s the fourth and final major of the 2014 season, and like true degenerates, our fantasy draft just wasn&amp;#39;t enough for Golf Digest editors Luke Kerr-Dineen and Alex Myers. They scoured the odds on Bovada searching for some of the best prospects. Here&amp;#39;s who they came up with:\nALEX MYERS\nHenrik Stenson (25/1): He let me down at the British Open, but I really think a major breakthrough is just a matter of time and I don&amp;#39;t want to miss out.\nJimmy Walker (50/1): If not for a bad final round at the British Open, the FedEx Cup points leader would have finished in the top 10 at the year&amp;#39;s first three majors and the Players.\nPatrick Reed (80/1): Cue the &amp;quot;top five&amp;quot; jokes, but he&amp;#39;s coming off a T-4 at Firestone and he is one of only two players with three PGA Tour titles in the past 12 months.\nJonas Blixt (200/1): He hasn&amp;#39;t had a great 2014, but how are the odds this high for a guy who was runner-up at this year&amp;#39;s Masters and was fourth at last year&amp;#39;s PGA? Serious question.\nFacebookPinterestGetty Images140806-blixt-myers-518.jpg\nLUKE KERR-DINEEN\nYou&amp;#39;ll have to forgive me. Alex has made a bunch of smart and sensible bets, but I&amp;#39;m going a different route because I can&amp;#39;t see much value in the individual betting market.\nGary Woodland (100/1):\u00A0That said, I think Woodland could have a good run this week. T-19 at Firestone, and it&amp;#39;s a big price for someone who drives the ball as well as he does.\nDarren Clarke, Top 5 Finish, (66/1): He is a huge price to win (300/1), but let&amp;#39;s be real: Darren Clarke isn&amp;#39;t going to win. But could he sneak a top five? Sure. He did shoot 67 at Royal Liverpool, after all.\nKenny Perry, Top 5 Finish (40/1): The Kentucky native lost in a playoff at Valhalla in 1996, finished T-28 at this year&amp;#39;s U.S. Open, and he&amp;#39;s fresh off a win on the Champions Tour last week. Another guy who could sneak into the top five at a big price.\nVictor Dubuisson, Top Continental European Player\u00A0(11/1): Admittedly, I&amp;#39;m on a bit of a Dubuisson kick right now, but I do think he has all the tools to be a top player. His T-39 at the Bridgestone last week wasn&amp;#39;t very impressive, but his T-9 at Royal Liverpool was.\nFANTASY GOLF\nAnd for those in Yahoo! fantasy golf leagues, here&amp;#39;s Alex&amp;#39;s weekly lineup:\nStarters: Adam Scott, Rory McIlroy, Keegan Bradley, and Sergio Garcia.\nBench: Henrik Stenson, Justin Rose, Jordan Spieth, and Jimmy Walker.\nKnockout/One-and-done pick: Rory McIlroy."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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