Don't know yet. It's still early, and you need to see the form of the players playing in Atlanta, as well as studying their form over the last 4 to 6 weeks. And remember that you are rarely trying to identify the winner. For example, DiMarco was 15/1 to Top 5 at the Masters last year, so the outcome of the playoff was irrelevant to me. It's very dependent upon the odds. You rarely target the favorites, because the return is minimal versus the risk. When you pick 3-5 guys from farther down the board (16/1, 20/1, 25/1), you only need one to hit. And with the longer odds, you don't have to worry about hitting every week.
And there is no way I'm going to tout someone, since I'm not taking the blame for anyone losing any money if they took my suggestion!!! I'm always playing with the House's money, so it doesn't put as much stress on my Sunday golf watching. It sure makes it a lot more fun though!!