No other athletic realm is as prone to uncertainty as golf, and with good reason. Prognosticating the outcome of 150-plus entities -- especially when factoring in the variables (different weekly venues, shifting weather conditions mid-round, etc.) inherent to the game -- is an equation that would baffle Will Hunting. Take the case of Dustin Johnson, unquestionably the sport's premier player in 2016, who "only" won three of the PGA Tour's 47 FedEx Cup tournaments. That's only two more victories than Vaughn Taylor, who failed to record a top-10 finish in 23 events outside his triumph at Pebble Beach. In short, wagering in golf is nothing short of a fool's errand.