With the 2022 Scottish Open grabbing much more attention than this year’s installment of the Barbasol Championship, America’s top golfers who didn’t travel to the United Kingdom in the lead-up to the British Open will have a huge chance of winning a PGA TOUR event at Nicholasville, Kentucky this week. As such, there are plenty of sleeper candidates worth considering who are rarely considered true contenders in larger tournaments.

Nitrobetting is here to give the best tips from the betting greens and fairways. This time, take a closer look at the three best sleeper candidates to keep tabs on at the 2022 Barbasol Championship this week, as well as their corresponding odds to win the latest installment of the annual event at Keene Trace.

Top 3 Sleeper Picks for the 2022 Barbasol Championship

Monday Qualifiers for the @BarbasolChamp are set.

T1. Maclain Huge (-8)
T1. Nathan Petronzio
3. Gunner Wiebe (-7)
4. Daniel Wetterich pic.twitter.com/7PcE6NV4oK

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) July 4, 2022

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Sam Ryder

• 2022 Barbasol Championship Odds: +4,000

Ever since taking home a solo third-place finish at the Zurich Classic in New Orleans in late April, Sam Ryder hasn’t found a top-30 finish in his six succeeding starts, including having been cut four times in those six events. However, if there’s one man who’s had success at Keene Trace, it would have to be Ryder, who’s had a T7 on the course in 2018 and a T3 as well in last year’s run of the Barbasol Championship.

Kelly Kraft

• 2022 Barbasol Championship Odds: +4,000

Speaking of greatness at the Keene Trace Golf Club, Kelly Kraft actually has the course’s record of an 11-under-61 finish in the third round of the Barbasol Championship back in 2019. The Texas native has had decent showings of late as well, with a pair of top-15s and another T25 finish in Kelly’s last six starts since the start of May.

Ryan Moore

• 2022 Barbasol Championship Odds: +4,500

Benefitting from the PGA TOUR’s admittedly flawed medical extension, 39-year-old veteran Ryan Moore has made the most out of his situation, having made the cut in all three of his returning starts in June. A decent T24 finish at the recently-concluded John Deere Classic gives Moore even more confidence at hopefully capturing his sixth-career PGA TOUR victory and first since winning the aforementioned John Deere Classic back in 2016.

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