The golfer with 60-1 odds you need to bet at 2021 Wells Fargo Championship (and others to watch)

It's Wells Fargo week, and several big names, including Jon Rahm and Webb Simpson, are interesting, but one sleeper is lurking. The hosts discuss

One week after the guys gave out Sam Burns as a sleeper to watch at the Valspar (Burns won the event at 90-1 odds), Rotowire's Jeff Erickson and Scott Jenstad join Morning Read's Jeff Ritter to break down this week's Wells Fargo Championship.

Quail Hallow is a big track that typically rewards solid ballstriking and a strong tee-to-green game. It's also one of Rory McIlroy's favorite courses, but none of the guys are betting McIlroy this week, as the former No. 1 continues to search for his old form.

One player everyone likes: Jon Rahm, whose recent run of top-10 finishes is hard to ignore. Jenstad also likes Viktor Hovland, while Ritter eyes Webb Simpson and Masters Cinderella Will Zalatoris.

One sleeper both Jenstad and Ritter are aggressively targeting: Shane Lowry at 60-1 odds to win. Lowry has quietly enjoyed a productive season, and he has a history of playing well at big events. Look out this week.

Watch a video of the episode above, or hit the play button below for a full breakdown of best bets, sleepers and fades for the Wells Fargo Championship. Look for more new episodes of Gaming Golf coming soon to the Morning Read Podcast Network.