They were also paired together as the final twosome last week at the Arnold Palmer Invitational where DeChambeau clipped Westwood by a stroke.Let’s take a look at how those two played on Saturday and what’s in store for what could be a wild Sunday finish in the biggest PGA Tour event of the year. Westwood (9/2) is the narrow favorite over DeChambeau (5/2), according to William Hill Sportsbook, but we’ll take a look at who else can catch those two on Sunday afternoon.1. Lee Westwood (-13): Westwood went bogey-free for the second straight day (at TPC Sawgrass!). After opening with nine straight pars, he saved his best for last.
