Here is a five-pack of golfers with a chance to win:<\/strong><\/p>\n <\/p>\n Lucas Glover<\/strong><\/p>\n Travelers odds: +3350<\/p>\n He’s a long shot, but we’ll start with him since he’s all over the golf news after winning the U.S. Open as a 175-1 underdog. He likely made a select few people rich last week, and some bettors want to cash in this week. Be careful; winning the U.S. Open over five days at Bethpage Black is probably a draining experience.<\/p>\n Don’t be surprised if he’s exhausted, as euphoric as he may be.<\/p>\n Hunter Mahan<\/strong><\/p>\n Travelers odds: +1415<\/p>\n It’s rare – maybe a first – to see Mahan as the No. 1 favorite in a tournament, but the sports predictions experts are justified in giving him top billing. In his last three visits to TPC River Highlands, host of the Travelers, Mahan has a win and two second-place finishes.<\/p>\n History doesn’t get any better than that.<\/p>\n Kenny Perry<\/strong><\/p>\n Travelers odds: +2050<\/p>\n Enough with the Perry hype. Yes, he’s a superb ball striker and yes, TPC River Highlands is a relatively easy course that rewards good shot makers. But it’s time to remove the rose-colored glasses! As good as Perry has been over the last few years, that Perry disappeared at the Masters. Since then, he hasn’t finished in a top 20. Stay away.<\/p>\n Stewart Cink<\/strong><\/p>\n Travelers odds: +2250<\/p>\n The defending champ definitely has a shot to win this week. He looked solid at the U.S. Open and has cracked the top five 10 times in 11 starts at the Travelers. The track record is there, but can he keep up with the aggressive players who know they can rack up birdies here?<\/p>\n<\/p>\n