Golf Rankings for The Greenbrier Classic

After a slow start to the season, Choi registered a pair of top-20s prior to missing the cut last week at Congressional. In addition to never playing in this event, these erratic performances make him something of a wild card.

Even though Estes is looking for his first top-30 since a T15 at THE PLAYERS Championship in mid-May, his resume at the Greenbrier is impressive. After a T21 in the inaugural event, Estes earned a share of second last year. The 46 year old is no sure thing, but has value as a sneaky bottom-tier option.

Last week, Singh blew a chance at his first top-10 finish since late May after a 10-over 81 in the final round of the AT&T National. Singh has never played on this course, but has the savvy to post a decent performance.

Curtis used a sharp final round at Congressional to finish T34. He’s made the cut in both Greenbrier events, but is still in search of his first top-30 at the site.

Owen missed the cut in his only Greenbrier start back in 2010, but has finished inside the top 20 in each of his last three starts this season.

Tringale has cooled off over the last several weeks, but finished T4 at the Greenbrier last year.