As far as PGA TOUR fields go, this week's crop in Bermuda is about as thin as you'll ever see. According to the Official World Golf Ranking field strength metric, it's the worst PGA TOUR field since July, when Tony Finau brought some star power to the 3M Open, which he won.
Take a look at the betting markets, and you'll quickly notice there are no names of Finau's caliber teeing it up at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship.
The favorite at most books is Denny McCarthy, currently the 83rd-ranked player in the world. He's joined at the top by names only golf junkies would recognize, like Justin Lower and Adrian Meronk. Remember: this is the of the odds sheet we're talking about here.
Scan down the odds a bit further, and recognizable names become scarce for most golf bettors. We, however, have a task at hand – we're looking for sleepers. Amongst this cavalcade of Korn Ferry call-ups and TOUR stalwarts well past their primes, there are plenty of players eager to use this weak field as their chance to lock up a much-needed win to secure their future on TOUR.