The 2022 John Deere Classic is known as a golf tournament throughout the year which is part of the dog days of golf. It happens between the majors (United States Open and British Open), and you do not tend to see a lot of superstars participating. That said, it gives some golfers an opportunity to be in the spotlight that you seldom here of. Here are three golfers who could have the game to win at TPC Deere Run in Quad Cities, Illinois starting Thursday.
1) Webb Simpson
A major champion from a decade ago at the 2012 United States Open at the Olympic Club in San Francisco, one thing you have to realize about Simpson is he has been a solid finisher throughout his career. He may not be a star name heading into a tournament, but he has won seven times on the PGA Tour including the 2018 Players Championship. A decade ago when he won in northern California, the early focus was on Jim Furyk, Tiger Woods, and Graeme McDowell. But after back-to-back round scores of 68, it was Simpson that won the major tournament despite a score of +1. Ranked 58th in the world, Simpson has made eight of 11 cuts in 2022, including a 13th place finish at The Travelers’ Championship.
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2) Adam Hadwin
The 34-year-old Canadian from Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan (Yes folks, that is a place and also the host city of the Moose Jaw Warriors of the Western Hockey League) is coming off a solid performance at the 2022 United States Open where he finished tied for seventh. Canadians have done very well at the John Deere Classic in the past. Dave Barr of Kelowna, British Columbia beat the late Dan Halldorson of Winnipeg, Manitoba in a playoff to win the 1981 Quad Cities Open, and David Hearn of Brampton, Ontario lost to Jordan Spieth in a playoff in 2013.
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3) Sahith Theegala
The 24-year-old from Orange, California is a player on the rise. He is coming a second place runner-up position last week where he was two strokes back of Travelers Championship winner Xander Schauffele. Thegala has made 11 of 14 cuts in 2022 including four top-10 finishes.
Sahith Theegala is $26.00 to win The John Deere Classic. [bet-au-1]
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