As part of ESPN Fantasy's efforts to give daily gamers intel on whom to target in DFS, our team is here to show you which players we're building our teams around. The panel for the RBC Canadian Open features ESPN.com's Jason Sobel and Kevin Maguire, plus FantasyGolfInsider's Zachary Turcotte, Jeff Bergerson and Roger Casey.
Jason Sobel -- Ollie Schneiderjans
Fresh off an impressive march up the leaderboard at St. Andrews in his final amateur appearance, which ended with a tie for 12th, the newly minted pro will lose a day of prep work this week. That will be offset by momentum and -- just in case you couldn't tell during his final-round 67 -- plenty of talent.
Kevin Maguire -- Willie McGirt
Since The Open became such a physical and mental grind last week at St. Andrews, there was no way I was picking anyone who played in Scotland. With the field winnowed that way -- and considering that Glen Abbey last hosted the RBC Canadian Open in 2013 when he finished tied for second -- McGirt's first PGA Tour victory just might come north of the border.
Zach Turcotte -- Jim Furyk
With so little time between events this week, many players will be scrambling to get to Canada after The Open, and several more will probably just withdraw from the event. Some players might even just plod through the first two rounds nonchalantly without a thought of making or missing the cut after a couple of busy travel weeks. In a situation like this, it is nice to start your lineup with a more focused and mature player like Furyk. He is playing reasonably well this season and owns two top-15 finishes at Glen Abbey. He should be able to avoid being the dreaded surprise player who misses the cut this week.
Jeff Bergerson -- Bubba Watson
The RBC Canadian Open offers a less than star-studded field this week in which most of the top guys will be arriving late from the extra day over in Scotland. Bubba Watson got an early start as he missed the cut and was done playing St. Andrews on Saturday. He is one of the best in the game on easier courses with good weather, both of which Glen Abbey will offer this week. He has five top-10s this season and wins at the WGC-HSBC and Travelers Championship. From tee to green, he is one of the best in the game, and we like him to compete for another win.
Roger Casey -- Tony Finau
One of the keys in weaker-field events like the RBC Canadian is remembering that guys who are generally average to good in normal tour events become good to great. One could argue that Tony Finau has already been good to great in strong-field events and that he should feast here. Before his missed cut at the John Deere Classic, in which the cut line is a dice roll, Finau had amassed seven consecutive top-25 finishes, including tying for fourteenth and eighth at the U.S. Open and Memorial Tournament, respectively. A weak field, four par-5s and probable lower ownership because of his latest missed cut all create a recipe for value. I'm buying.
