Mickelson at 18/1 and Furyk at 33/1 follow Woods in the betting, however neither seem to pose true value. Mickleson, who has a poor record at Firestoen, looks short at 18/1 as does Furyk, who played very poorly at the Buick Open last week. Lee Westwood, however, is also priced at 33/1 and looks good value for a place this week. Despite not winning in two years, he still manages to place regularly, coming third at Turnberry and running up this time last year at Firestone. He therefore has good memories of the course and will be looking to challenge Woods this week.

Elsewhere US Open Champion Lucas Glover is overpriced at 100/1, he came fourth at Firestone in 2006 and his big hitting will suit the course. There is much more eachway betting to get stuck into and most recently Hunter Mahan’s price has been shortened to as low as 25/1, however there is still some 33/1 available. It is worth following the markets in the build up to the start of play to see which players are fancied. Click here to go to the winners market.