Get our golf experts' best bets on everything from first round leader to outright winner at this week's PGA Tour Sony Open in Hawaii...
Steve 'The Punter' Rawlings provides an in-depth preview of the Sony Open including tournament history, course insight and reveals who he's backing at the outset.
He says: "Brendon Todd was always going to find the Plantation Course a bit too long (ranked dead last for DD) so his 13th placed finish was a cracking effort and a perfect warm-up."
Brendon Todd @ 60.059/1
Andy Swales explains everything you need to know about the course at the Waialae Country Club, analyses the players' form stats and discusses who he thinks could be in contention for the Sony.

Andy says: "Compared to the long, wide-open and undulating fairways of the Plantation Course, Waialae is shorter, tighter and flatter. The putting surfaces are also smaller, placing a much greater emphasis on accuracy, particularly on approach shots into greens."
Who will make a strong start on Thursday? Dave Tindall has three each-way picks to be First Round Leader at Waialae Country Club.
He says: "Sabbatini has won some first round leader place money at this event in three of the last six years."
Rory Sabbatini each-way @ 90/1
Dave also serves up three each-way selections for the Sony Open including a promising Mexican player.
He says: "In terms of his approach play, he registered negative numbers in the first two rounds but really got his irons dialled in on Saturday and Sunday. The result was an 11-under total on the weekend, the same as eventual winner Harris English managed over his final 36 holes."
Back Abraham Ancer each-way @ 30/1
Looking for an outsider to back at odds of 99/1 or more? Then read Steve on the players who could make an impact at long odds this week.
He says: "Stewart Cink has finished fifth (2005) and 10th (2006) here previously and he's also won at Harbour Town a couple of times."
Back Stewart Cink 1u @ 250.0249/1
Place order to lay 10u @ 8.07/1 & 10u @ 2.01/1