Nobody's playing better than Matt Kuchar right now, and the surprising Player of the Year contender will try to make it back-to-back wins at the Deutsche Bank Championship. Hopefully, nobody sleeps in this week.

The Barclays marks the start of the PGA Tour Playoffs. Fantasy owners are urged to look back to the 2008 event at Ridgewood Country Club, but should also put stock in players that feature good ball striking and patience.

Ah yes, the week after a Major Championship. Many star players are resting, but not Anthony Kim, who is still working his way back from a thumb injury. Kim leads a field of PGA Tour Pros trying to crack the Top 125 and qualify for the FedExCup Playoffs.

The PGA Championship marks the final major of the season and is the second event in a row that has featured a stacked field. This will be the first Tour event Whistling Straits has hosted since this same event in 2004. A lot has changed in that time so focus on the hottest players, especially those that excelled at The Open Championship.

The Top 50 players in the World Golf Ranking and 18 of the Top 20 in the FedEx Cup standings have all committed to competing in this week's WGC-Bridgestone Invitational. With a field that deep, Fantasy owners have a lot of tough decisions to make.

We're in week 30 of 37 in the 2010 Fantasy Golf season and the Country Road leads the tour to West Virginia for the inaugural Greenbrier Classic. There won't be too many big names, but there are a lot of consistent players in the field.

Fantasy Golf owners will be unable to rely on recent history as the Canadian Open will be held at St. George's Golf and Country Club for the first time since 1968, but owners will have the luxury of four players in the Top 20 World Golf Ranking.

The Open Championship marks the beginning of the end of the Fantasy Golf season. Only 10 weeks remain as the players prepare to tee off at the Old Course. St. Andrews is the most historical site in golf, and Tiger Woods is looking to make history with this third win in his last three trips.

While not always drawing the deepest competition, The John Deere Classic has been able to coax bigger names by offering the winner a direct, private flight to the British Open. Look for the leaders to sink birdie after birdie in hopes of scoring the stylish commute to St. Andrews.

Expensive golf balls are hot commodities for most weekend hackers. You don't want to waste those things on any run-of-the-mill course. At the same time, Fantasy owners should choose when to break out the big guns, and when to use the value options. The AT&T National is a bargain bin event.

With the World Cup in full swing, the world's top golfers head to Pebble Beach for the 2010 U.S. Open. Fantasy owners will want to consider a variety of international players, as four of the last six winners have come from foreign soil.

Tiger's back from injury. Phil is looking to rebound from a missed cut. With a stacked field, Muirfield will provide many challenges for Tour pros and fantasy golfers alike. The Memorial is an event where fantasy managers should trust the stars and find value in vets like Jim Furyk.

Vijay Singh has fallen out of the World Golf Rankings Top 50 for the first time since 1992. He desperately needs a big week to avoid having to qualify for the U.S. Open, and fantasy golfers can capitalize on his effort at the HP Byron Nelson Championship.

With an elite field, The Players Championship will have a Major Championship feel this week. Choosing the right combination of stars, veterans, and youngsters will be the key to landing on the island green in fantasy golf.

Just like last week's Verizon Heritage tournament, the Zurich Classic of New Orleans will not feature many of golf's biggest stars. Fantasy golfers will be forced to use some more unfamiliar options in an effort to climb the leaderboard.

This week's Verizon Heritage creates an interesting challenge for fantasy players, as many of the world's top golfers rest after the Masters. Choosing the right guys from a thin field can propel fantasy teams up the leaderboard.