List turned in his best performance since the PGA Championship with a T-13 in Las Vegas last week. He finished third at the 2017 Houston Open.

Perez was locked in tee to green last week and rode a hot putter to a solo third-place finish. Look for the strong play to continue.

Hossler lost in a playoff at the 2018 Houston Open. He's playing better after regaining his card through the Korn Ferry Tour playoffs.

Berger has finished inside the top 40 in five straight PGA Tour events. He came T-5 in back-to-back years at the Houston Open and could achieve a similar result this week. 

English carried strong play from the Korn Ferry Tour finals to open the season with back-to-back top-six results. His ball-striking form over his last 12 rounds tops the field.

Harman has three straight top-20 showings, including a third-place result at the Greenbrier Classic. He leads the field in total strokes gained over that trio of events.

Henley's worst finish in his last five Houston Open appearances is a T-8. He won in 2017 and seems to always show up, regardless of his recent form.

Scheffler is going to be a prolific winner on the PGA Tour. There's no better place for him to collect his first victory than in his home state of Texas.

Champ is two weeks removed from an impressive win in Napa. He can easily overpower the Golf Club of Houston for the third win of his young career. 

Stenson is by far the best player in the field and enters as the only golfer ranked inside the top 40. He's racked up four top-six performances in seven trips to Houston.