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Ownership will be a big key as always, and there is definitely some separation in the initial projections to start the week.It’s hard not to start here with Jon Rahm.He’s playing the best golf of his career, and if it weren’t for a balky putter last week at the Scottish Open, he would’ve been in contention for the win.There’s good reason for Rahm to be at such short odds going into this week, and there’s almost always value that pops up down low during this event, so I won’t be hesitant to start lineups at the very top this week.I am starting with a couple of golfers who will undoubtedly be chalky, and Spieth may be at the top of the field in ownership this week. Stewart Cink is another player who fits that mold, and his resurgence this season has me intrigued about his potential.Cink is one of just a few players with multiple wins this season, with his most recent coming on another coastal course at the RBC Heritage.He has found a way to gain yardage off the tee at 48 years old, and his iron play has been some of the best and most consistent since the start of the year.Add in the fact that Cink has three top-25 finishes in his last four Open Championships, and there is plenty of upside for him this week at a low price point.There are enough other options that we should be able to avoid double-digit chalk on Cink in GPPs.Before I get into why I like Fox this week, I just want to comment that any of the lesser-known European Tour players will be a way to get different this week.