Leishman won the Travelers in 2012 and has made the cut in five of his last six appearances. 

Finau finished top 25 in all three trips to TPC River Highlands. He finished second at Colonial this season, another short, accuracy-focused course.

The Travelers often comes down to a putting contest given the nature of the course setup, which bodes well for Day, who's one of the best putters in the world.

DeChambeau improved upon each of his three finishes at Travelers, capped by a T-9 last year. His approach game and putting stroke returned last week at Pebble, which should carry over into this week.

Spieth won at TPC River Highlands in 2017 in dramatic fashion with his walk-off bunker shot in a playoff. His game turned a corner at Bethpage Black and returning to a place he's won before should only help.

Thomas had another terrible week of putting en route to a missed cut at Pebble. He'll eventually figure out the flatstick, and when he does, look out.

Bubba loves TPC River Highlands. He’s a three-time winner of the event and has two other top-five finishes since 2010. His recent form isn’t great, but it shouldn’t matter given his history at the Travelers.

The Travelers isn't a major, so Koepka can't be ranked No. 1. Perhaps the most peculiar player on Tour only has two regular PGA Tour wins compared to four majors. If he really wants to win this week, he probably will.

Casey's worst finish in four trips to TPC River Highlands is T-17 in 2016. He has two runner-up results and a top-five showing over that same stretch.

Cantlay finished T-15 at the Travelers last year and shot 60 at the event way back in 2011. Three weeks removed from his win at the Memorial, he's primed to add another title to his resume.