Adam Svensson vs Matthew Gregory Kuchar Prediction: Experience will go a long way in this matchup

On day two action of the Shriners Children's Open, Adam Svensson will play Matthew Gregory Kuchar at TPC at Summerlin. The winning chances are close, but Adam Svensson is slightly favored. Let's look at the two golfers and make a prediction. 

Adam Svensson is a Canadian golfer who turned professional in 2015 and then played on the Canadian Tour. In the meantime, over his amateur years, the Canadian golfer won a bronze medal in the 2010 Toyota Junio Golf World Cup and silver at the 2014 Eisenhower Trophy. In his professional years, Adam Svensson has seven wins already, with the RSM Classic being his only PGA Tour title since playing on this stage in 2019. Heading into this game, Adam Svensson has three Korn Ferry Tour wins and SwingThought Tour wins. 

American golfer Matthew Gregory Kuchar turned professional in the year 2000 and played on the PGA Tour and formerly the Nationwide Tour. Over his career, Matthew Gregory Kuchar won nine professional PGA titles: The Players Championship, World Golf Championships, FedEx Cup, and six other PGA titles. In the meantime, his most recent PGA title was in the Sony Open in Hawaii in 2019, where he defeated Andrew Putnam.

Adam Svensson is favored, but Matthew Gregory Kuchar's record entices me. While the two golfers have done well in the past, I do expect them to be at their best. Adam Svensson is a strong contender, but Matthew Gregory Kuchar looks like the real deal, and I am backing him to win.