Sleeper Picks: U.S. Open – PGA TOUR

Greyson Sigg (+333) … To consider him in earnest, you must accept that he’s missed seven cuts this year, including three of his last four, and now he’s facing the toughest cut in golf of low 60 and ties after two rounds. If you do, then you’re in position to collect on a finish inside the top two-thirds of what advances. That’s one way to distill it, but there’s considerable evidence to get you there. Two top 10s and a T13 in his last six starts, so there’s plenty of recent confidence. Currently 10th on TOUR in greens hit, T23 in proximity, 32nd in adjusted scoring, T8 in par-3 scoring, ninth in scrambling and fourth in bogey avoidance. The native of Georgia is positioned on the inside lane of those projected to benefit from Pinehurst No. 2’s transition to Bermudagrass greens. It’s what he knows best and the surface on which he’s performed well often.