Leishman Standing

Leishman Standing
Defending Champion Marc Leishman knows you have to go low to win this week's Travelers Championship at TPC River Highlands in Cromwell, Connecticut.
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Kyle Thompson

Kyle Thompson will play the Rex Hospital Open this week, which happens to be the site of two of his three Web.com Tour victories.

Thompson's 2013 campaign has been a poor one to say the least, missing each of his six cuts and falling far down the reshuffle list. TPC Wakefield Plantation could be exactly what he needs to get back on track. His wins were in 2007 and 2011, and the '11 win vaulted him onto the PGA TOUR in 2012.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Jun 18 - 10:47 PM
Keegan Bradley

Keegan Bradley makes his third trip to TPC River Highlands for the Travelers Championship.

Bradley has steadily improved in this event, following up a T63 in 2011 with a T29 last year. His current form is pause for both confusion and concern. In his last five starts he's gone MC-MC-2-T50-MC. Chances are good that a weak field and a familiar course will yield solid returns, but he still has to go out and perform.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Jun 18 - 10:40 PM
Ryan Moore

Ryan Moore returns to the friendly confines of TPC River Highlands for the Travelers Championship.

Moore has enjoyed himself in Connecticut, twice tying for second and sharing fourth in 2009. His form headed into this week would look bleak were it not for a T13 at the Memorial a few weeks ago. His stats aren't all that enticing either, so rolling the dice with him is a complete reliance on course history.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Jun 18 - 10:36 PM
Derek Ernst

Derek Ernst came out of nowhere to win the Wells Fargo Championship earlier this year and now heads to TPC River Highlands for his first crack at the Travelers Championship.

Since his win, Ernst has two of four cuts, but nothing has amounted to anything more than a T46 at Colonial. His spike is reminiscent of what Ted Potter Jr. did in his rookie season of 2012, winning The Greenbrier without warning. There's still time for him to differentiate himself, but it's likely his week at Quail Hollow will be the only reason he has a 2013-14 TOUR card a year's end.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Jun 18 - 10:32 PM
Vijay Singh

Vijay Singh heads to the Travelers Championship in the midst of a huge slump.

The Fijian looked in good form when he shared 38th at the Masters, but since then things have not gone well. Since then, he's missed four of five cuts with a T80 at the Byron Nelson thrown in for good measure. Given the timing of his slump, one can't help but wonder if the deer antler spray controversy and ensuing legal angels he's chosen to explore are taking their toll on his game.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Jun 18 - 10:27 PM
Bryce Molder

Bryce Molder is struggling to secure weekend tee times of late, and heads to the Travelers Championship to try and remedy that.

After a T22 at the Valero Texas Open, Molder has missed five of his last six cuts. The only break from the cycle was a T65 at Colonial. He's cashed a check in each of his last four trips to TPC River Highlands, including a T6 in 2011, so this could be the week he snaps out of his funk.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Jun 18 - 10:22 PM
Scott Langley

Scott Langley has experienced his share of success on the PGA TOUR's shorter courses, so the Travelers Championship could prove a profitable stop.

The rookie opened his year with a T3 at the par-70 Sony Open, and his only other top 25 was a T24 at the par-71 RBC Heritage. Given he's 158th in driving distance, that makes perfect sense. With pressure mounting to perform on the shorter tracks, expect a decent week out of him.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Jun 18 - 10:18 PM
Andres Romero

Andres Romero has only played in the Travelers Championship one time, but it went for a share of sixth in 2011.

With rounds of 64-67-67-67 that week, he must be considered as a potential sleeper pick. It's been a rough year for Romero, securing just four of 13 cuts, but if there's any place for him to get well this could be it.
Source: PGATOUR.com
Jun 18 - 10:14 PM
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