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Message: [QUOTE="jncuse, post: 3510992, member: 1969"] I'm not going to overthink this one, and go with the obvious Dustin Johnson pick. (I like the Xander pick as well if you ask me not to take one of the clear favourites in Rahm and DJ) - DJ is playing the best in the world right now with 4 consecutive top 3 finishes -- on easy courses, hard courses, a major. - Despite perhaps not fitting the mold, he has great US Open Pedigree on tough courses. He won on an extremely hard Oakmont course in 2016. He was third in 2018 at Shinnecock. He lost on the last hole in 2015 at Chambers Bay -- not sure exactly how to label that abomination but it was still a US Open. [/QUOTE]