Cappers Picks Golf handicappers<\/a> have all your latest golf news and information so be sure to make us your trusted source for up-to-the-minute golf details. PGA Golf betting<\/strong><\/a> fans will also have plenty golf action to focus on as this year\u2019s PGA Fall Silly season is here. <\/p>\n LAST WEEK<\/strong>: Bombed out on John Senden and watched Bill Haas pull off a miracle to win the Tour Championship FedEx Cup. If the top 30 make the final tourney and the 25th<\/sup>-ranked guy can win it all, I suppose it makes the final event exciting, but it sure feels like the last tourney of four is weighted too heavily.\u00a0<\/p>\n When a tournament with Justin Timberlake\u2019s name in the title arrives, you know it\u2019s time for the PGA\u2019s Silly Season. With that, we\u2019ll continue our betting picks \u2013 but we\u2019ll keep them abbreviated. Look for guys to go uber-low this week, as the host course, TPC Summerlin, has a two-year streak going as the Tour\u2019s easiest Par-71.<\/p>\n Nick Watney<\/strong> He\u2019s coming home. The Vegas native should be hungry after finishing sixth at The Timberlake (haha, the Timberlake) last season. Watney had three bogeys on his card the entire tourney, so he knows how to go low.<\/p>\n Ryan Moore<\/strong> Moore has never missed a cut in five tries at this tournament and finished seventh his last time out in 2009. He also has the home comfort factor going as he went to UNLV. At 32nd<\/sup> on Tour in adjusted scoring, Moore also has the all-important ability to dip into the mid and low 60s.<\/p>\n Martin Laird<\/strong> History suggests Laird is the safest bet at TPC Summerlin year in, year out. He won the tournament here two years ago and followed up the win with a playoff runner-up finish. His average round over the last two years: 66. THE FAVORITE<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nTimberlake Shriners odds: +1000<\/p>\nTHREE CONTENDERS<\/strong><\/h3>\n
\nTimberlake Shriners odds: +1200<\/p>\n
\nTimberlake Shriners odds: +1500<\/p>\n