BMW PGA Championship power rankings
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Ben An earned his only European Tour victory at the BMW PGA Championship in 2015. He’ll come to Wentworth looking to repeat that performance and if he can carry over the momentum he’s established with his back-to-back top 10s at the PGA TOUR’s Wells Fargo Championship and the Byron Nelson he could very well do exactly that. However, given his playing stats, An has some work ahead of him.
Across tours, An has been struggling with accuracy off the tee and Wentworth is going to be unforgiving. Errant tee shots are going to mean trouble on this heavily wooded track. But if he can slow things down and keep himself out of big trouble, An should be able to keep pace with the pack in his tee-to-green play and his work on the putting surface.
A bet on An to finish high could bring a big payoff he can deliver off the tee.