Matt Gannon circled Sam Bairstow at $6,600 as his favorite ‘low Sam B’ market play. Bairstow is among the longest hitters on the Challenge Tour and simultaneously ranks near the top in putting average, a combination Gannon compared to Sam Burns. Because the Renaissance Club rewards both length and hot streaks on the greens, Gannon believes Bairstow can outscore his salary, especially in showdown slates, and is worth outright consideration in any ‘top left-hander’ side markets.

Gannon recommended a Top-20 ticket on Sam Bairstow at 7-to-1 odds. He highlighted two key weapons: Bairstow "launches it off the tee" and is "one of the best putters in the world," a profile that plays up when Renaissance Club’s wide fairways reward length and its undulating greens demand a confident flat-stick. Gannon likes Bairstow’s streaky scoring ability in volatile Scottish coastal conditions, arguing that the combination of distance and short-game spike potential offers richer equity than the 7-1 price implies.