Jackson Suber vs. Johnny Keefer

Jackson Suber has the game of a player trending in the right direction, and that matters this week at the Detroit Golf Club, playing like a different course than the one this field has seen in past years. The composite Ross layout underwent a real renovation for its final playing, rewarding precise, controlled ball-striking in these opening rounds before anyone has truly solved it. Johnny Keefer put together a real push over the weekend at the Open Championship, climbing steadily up the leaderboard at Royal Birkdale, and that form is worth respecting. But a strong week at a links course built on wind and ground game doesn't automatically transfer to a firm, tree-lined Ross design demanding a completely different shot shape. Suber's game profiles as the better fit for what Detroit is asking this week, and a modest price on the moneyline in a matchup this even is worth taking. Suber gets the call.