Anyone else to look out for? What about US Open champion Angel Cabrera?
The big-hitting Argentine is brimming with confidence after conquering brutal Oakmont, with its thick rough and slick greens. "El Pato" (The Duck) was seventh last year. And interestingly, he was fourth at Carnoustie in 1999.

South Africans Tim Clark and Rory Sabbatini are players building impressive reputations, while South Korea's KJ Choi has climbed to 12th in the world with two wins in his last three events. Then there's the Americans. There's always a few unlikely ones lurking near the top. But probably not Masters champion Zach Johnson. He's missed his only three cuts.