The 2009 Deutsche Bank Championship Six Pack

Steve let last week slip away uncharacteristically, but I think will definitely be in the hunt again this week. Ernie Els was almost my choice, but I think Strickers consistency will pay off.

Steve is currently second in FedEx Cup points, and second in scoring average with 69.25 strokes per round.

Stricker continues to be the best scrambler on tour, and is ninth in Par Breakers at 22.47 percent.

Steve is 20:1 to win it all this week. The way he is playing as of late, tells me he has a great chance of getting it done.

Sure, he and Robert Allenby may shop for sunglasses together. They probably will contend for the Deutsche Bank Cup together as well this weekend.

Poulter looks for his first ever PGA victory this week. His recent play indicates, he is certainly trending in the right direction to do just that.

Ian is ranked fourth on tour in average putts per round at 28.16 which certainly could be the difference this weekend. I also love the fact that he is a great scrambler who can get himself up and down to save pars.

At 50:1, you have to take a serious peek at Poulter to get it done this week. He is having a terrific year.

Robert Allenby has played great at this event, and is playing some very solid golf over his last five events.

Allenby is not having the stellar season that he had last year, but his recent trending makes him a prime candidate for victory this week. Robert is an excellent driver of the ball, ranking ninth in Total Driving.

Roberts ball striking is also nothing short of fantastic, which assures him lots of greens in regulation, helping him go low this weekend.

At 50:1 odds you can't go wrong with this keen Aussie standout.

Johnson faded out a bit in the second half of the season. He banged up his wrist a little bit, but he then did the smart thing and took it easy for a few weeks. Thankfully to that smart decision, he is here now, seriously contending for the FedEx Cup.

Johnson crushes the ball off the tee ranking fourth at just over 307 yards. DJ is the absolute best Par Breaker on tour shooting in the red on just over 24 percent of his holes.

If he gets the putter rolling true this week, he is going to be a factor for sure.

DJ's current trending suggests he is back on track.

I love Dustin Johnson this week at 66:1 odds.

If this guy keep his focus, and his composure, he will be contending on Sunday.

Marino is a birdie machine, ranking fourth with 318 birdies on the year.

There were some questions surrounding Marino's back a couple of weeks ago, but his last two events being in the top fifteen places, indicate to me, that he is fine.

Steve ranks 12th in scoring average at 69.89 strokes per round.

I declared that this guy was going to win two events this year, and hopefully this week marks the first...

Take Steve Marino this week at 66:1 odds.

Now my long shot of the week, Bill Haas.

His dad Jay is one of the best guys on the Champions Tour, and was an outstanding guy on the PGA as well.

Good golf runs in this family, even though Bill's solid performance, will truly blossom NEXT year.

I think that Haas' recent trending up made him rise far above all of the other triple digit long shots.

Plus, he can absolutely thump the ball a mile off the tee.

If he keeps doing what he has been lately, he could definitely be this weeks "Sunday Surprise."

No matter who you choose, choose wisely, and as always, play the draw!