What's up, guys, Rick here with five long shots that you can consider for this week's

PGA championship.

And remember, this is an absolutely stacked field.

All of the best players in the world will be playing TPC Harding Park this week, and they

eat up the vast majority of the win equity.

But here are five guys that you can consider further down the board for either outright,

top fives, top tens, or even value plays in fantasy.

Let's jump into it.

Louis Oostezen at 66 to 1 is an option for a seasoned veteran and a guy who knows how to

compete in major championships.

Not only has he won an open championship in his career, but he's also completed the career grand slam of runners up.

That's right. He's finished second in all four majors in his career, which is unfortunate, but it's also a testament to how often he is at the top of the leaderboard when all of the best players in the world play the same

event now going back to the beginning of the restart and a little bit before that louis had it

been good his off the tea game his approach game was lacking he lost over four strokes on approach

at the workday charity open he lost another three on approach at the Workday Charity Open.

He lost another three on approach at the RBC Heritage, and his short game was basically in shambles.

Fast forward to the last couple of starts for Louis, and it appears that he has started to figure things out.

His 54th at the memorial is not all that inspiring as a result, but if you look deeper at the stats, he gained 2.6 strokes on approach.

His ball striking was just fine.

And then last week at the WGC FedEx St. Jude, he kind of put everything together.

He gained strokes in all four major

strokes gain categories, including off the T, approach, even around the green. A shade over

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