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The Open has always felt like his best chance to finally get on that major championship winners roll call -- and hes coming into this week in fine form. The Spaniards name is going on that Claret Jug on Sunday.Jason Sobel -- Martin Kaymer, $8,400He won a major in 2010, sank the Ryder Cup-clinching putt in 2012 and won another major in 2014. Well, guess what? This is another even-numbered year and Kaymer happens to be playing solid golf entering this week, with finishes of 13th or better in four of his past five starts. If weve learned anything at The Open, its that the favorites often dont win here. Kaymer isnt a favorite, but hes certainly good enough to get the job done -- again.Tristan Barclay -- Phil Mickelson, $8,600Sure, we could look to the trendy young things such as Jason Day and Dustin Johnson for this years Open Championship, but for an outside shot, how about the veteran Mickelson? The 2013 champion shot a 66 in his final round at last weeks weather-beaten Scottish Open, revelling in the blustery British conditions that are sure to play a part at Royal Troon. The man openly admits to loving links golf and his victory at Muirfield three years ago sshows he has what it takes to win on these British shores.dddddddddddd At 46, he might lack the firepower of his younger rivals, but experience counts beside the sea.Taras Pitra -- Matt Kuchar, $7,800The Open Championship has not been overly friendly to Kuchar, but he has made the cut in all but one appearance (2011) and has three top-30 finishes including a T-9 in 2012. Based on his results, you could argue this setup is the worst for his game, but his form looks way too tempting to fade him this week. Known primarily as a cut-maker, I think his price may make him a very chalky play this week which is fine for cash games, but you may want to swerve when making your GPP lineups.Will Harris -- Charl Schwartzel, $7,800Schwartzel is outside the top 20 in the DraftKings pecking order, but has the credentials of a fringe top-10 guy. The former Masters champ has been in fine, consistent form all year, picking up wins in his native South Africa and during the PGA Tours Florida Swing, while cracking the top 25 in each of his past five starts. Schwartzel is inside the top 10 on tour in a host of key stats, and though a rookie at Troon, he has solid history in Scotland.David Jayne -- Graeme McDowell, $7,500When looking for a value play this week there are several factors Im weighing heavily, and G-Mac grades well in all of them. He keeps the ball low off the tee to mitigate the effect of wind that can cause havoc on high ball flights. His current form is solid, coming off a top-10 finish at the Scottish Open where, if a couple more putts had dropped, he could have won. McDowells history at Opens is strong as well, making seven of his last eight cuts with a pair of top 10s. And last but not least, hes vocalized how extremely motivated he is to make the Ryder Cup team and was at Royal Troon getting in plenty of practice the week before the Scottish Open.Jeff Bergerson -- Rafael Cabrera-Bello, $6,900I have been recommending Cabrera-Bello to our members all year and a vast majority of the time he has delivered. He has 12 top-25 finishes this season, six of which were top-10s. He is familiar with links-style courses as he is a permanent staple on the European Tour. Most importantly he racks up DraftKings points; heaverages a whopping 73 points per tournament. At only $6,900 this week, I like his upside, especially for the Millionaire Maker contest.Zachary Turcotte -- Charl Schwartzel, $7,800Schwartzel is the bargain of the week at $7,800. He has missed just one cut in 15 starts this season, has six top-10 finishes and three wins. In his last six starts at The Open, Schwartzel has finished inside the top-16 four times. His tee-to-green game has been exceptional this year and his long iron play will help him with some of the longer par-3s and approach shots on the par-4 holes this week. If he can make enough birdies this week, he should find himself in contention. Schwartzel will be highly owned, but a must-play in cash games this week and worth owning even in the Millionaire Maker where ownership percentage is a less important variable than other weeks.Jason Rouslin -- Alexander Noren, $6,900Well, the last time the Scottish Open was held at Castle Hill, the winner of that event went on to win The Open (Phil Mickelson). If you like that angle, Noren is a pretty good play. He also has an eighth and 12th-place finish on his recent form card (first, eighth, missed cut, 12th). A good ball striker, I love Norens value at $6,900 as he has missed just two cuts in 12 starts this season. I expect him to continue his strong play this week at Royal Troon. ' ' '