The next start of the DP World Tour is the Joburg Open, which will be held at Houghton Golf Club in South Africa starting Thursday, November 23. Dean Burmester is the moneyline favorite to win at +1000.

The Houghton Golf Club is a Par 72 and is roughly 7,153 yards. The stroke average in 2022 was appealing at 70.77, but defending champion Dan Bradbury finished with -21 and won by three strokes.

Players with excellent form or at least consistent iron play will do well here. While there are plenty of water hazards here, it will not bother most of the golfers in the field as these are typically avoidable.

The Joburg Open highlights a skilled group of golfers poised to make an impact. Identify the players with favorable prospects for winning or securing a top 10 spot in the competition.

Christiaan Bezuidenhout +1200

Bezuidenhout tied for third here last year at -17 and will also be playing in his hometown. He has plenty of accolades to show off last season, with several quality performances.

While he struggled a bit on the PGA Tour, he shined a little better on the European side. If he has two consecutive good days to start, this is well within his reach.

Zander Lombard +2000

Lombard has consistently played well enough to stay on the professional swing if things. However, his recent season was his best yet and it shows that he is prime for a big win.

He wanted three runner-ups last season, which means he is ready to start dominating. Assuming he stays consistent on the greens, he has a great shot to win.

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Dan Bradbury +1800

Bradbury won this event last year after he received an invite to participate. He showed that he was clearly the best golfer over the span of four days, but can he do it again?

He is coming off of a 17^th place finish at the DP World Tour Championship. Prior to that, he finished fifth at the Nedbank Golf Challenge, which shows he is in good form and back at a course he knows well. Look for his event momentum to help too.