Ahhh, trying to find out who the Mike Weir circa 2011 is going to be in 2012 .....
I think the real question here is "who will the books be matching up against much tougher competition than they should be?" Looking at it that way, my thoughts are:
Leonard: I think the books have already caught up to him, he seems to get about the right level of matchups
Mickelson: I couldn't agree more, his reputation is gonna keep him in much stronger matchups than he should be long before he decides to hang it up. He may have the occasional great week like he did in Houston last year, but my best guess is that fading him for a while will be profitable.
Allenby: If the president's cup was any indication, he may be the next one we see experiment with the long putter - he was god-aweful on the greens.
Els: Another one who really struggles with the putter. I'm hoping he has a good early year close to home before coming to the States and continuing to get paired to heavily.
Furyk: At some point, the game, the courses, the equipment are gonna pass that funky swing by. Last year certainly indicated that time is quickly approaching if not already here
Woodland: The hype he's getting so far this year reminds me so much of Fowler last year, and for months Fowler was getting matched up against guys like DJ, Haas, Kuchar, and even McIlroy. Having said that, this week and the Phoenix tourney are probably two places I'd be looking to play on him
Cauley: I wouldn't be surprised to see, to a lesser extent, that he starts getting the same kind of attn that Woodland is getting
Jason Day is another one I'm gonna keep an eye on early. He was very underwhelming in the President's Cup, looking really out of sorts at times. If he does have a bit of a slump though, I don't think he'll be an auto-fade for long, he's just too good. I'd keep an eye out for any sign of positivity, because he's usually a pretty strong play "on".