The field at Montreux this week is loaded with bombers -- perhaps J.B. Holmes will break his four-year win drought this week. Who else did our experts like for the Reno-Tahoe Open? 

•  RENO-TAHOE OPEN: 
•  AROUND RENO: TOUR's aces meet the Aces
•  PRIMER: How Modified Stableford works
•  INSIDE THE FIELD: 
•  MONDAY QUALIFIERS: Cantlay, Riegger make it in
•  TURF TALK: 
•  POWER RANKINGS: 
•  MAJOR WINNERS: Padraig part of rare group in Reno
•  NOTABLE GROUPS: Holmes, Daly paired for first two rounds
•  TOUR REPORT: Harrington happy to get reps in

Seven birdies and no bogeys is great in any format, and for Andres Romero in Reno it means 14 points and the first-round lead at Montreux. Scores

• PRIMER: How Modified Stableford works
• MORE: 
• WATCH: Rd. 1 highlights 
• TURF TALK: 
• PHOTOS: See the best images from Thursday's first round
• NOTABLE GROUPS: Holmes, Daly paired for first two rounds

Friday's count of seven birdies and one eagle was enough to push Brazilian Alexandre Rocha to the top of the Reno-Tahoe leaderboard. He leads John Mallinger and J.J. Henry by two points. Wrap-up

• RENO-TAHOE: Leaderboard 
• MODIFIED STABLEFORD: How the system works
• CARDS: 
• PHOTOS: The best from Friday's second round

J.J. Henry held on through the volatile Stableford format, posting a seven-point Sunday to win by one over Alexandre Rocha. Wrap-up

• MORE: How Modified Stableford works | Scores
• PHOTOS: The best from Sunday's final round
• TRANSCRIPTS: Reno-Tahoe Open