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We'll spoil the suspense for you: Our experts aren't picking Michelle Wie to win this week.

David Toms defends his Sony Open title, Vijay Singh looks to go 2-for-2 in Hawaii and a bevy of talented rookies make their debuts in Honolulu.

If not Wie, whom do the experts like this week? Here are their predictions:

Sony Open experts' predictions
	Bob Harig ESPN.com contributor	Jason Sobel ESPN.com golf editor	Ron Sirak Golf World executive editor	Brian Wacker GolfDigest.com associate editor
Birdie Buster	Singh Vijay Singh's game appears to be without rust.	Toms It took him four days, but David Toms finally looks comfortable with those new TaylorMade clubs.	MacKenzie Why not Will MacKenzie? He's the flavor of the month, and his laid-back style should play as well here as it did at Kapalua.	Love Davis Love III always has been one of the tour's best in birdie average and got his season off to a good start last week, when he was third in birdies.
Horse for the Course	Toms Defending champion David Toms has two other top-13 appearances in his three most recent Sonys.	Wilson Hawaii native Dean Wilson has been snubbed here before. Time to get even.	Watson Bubba Watson went low here last year, carding a 65, 66 and 67 on his way to a fourth-place finish.	Singh Vijay Singh has posted 21 straight rounds of par or better at the Sony, which he won in '05.
Super Sleeper	Rutledge 47-year-old rookie Jim Rutledge gets his first shot on the PGA Tour.	Azinger Paul Azinger has won here before. His low-trajectory shots won't be affected by the wind.	Rutledge Canadian rookie Jim Rutledge makes a splash in his PGA Tour 2007 debut.	Kim The youngest rookie on tour, Anthony Kim, 21, finished T-13 at Q School after a T-2 at the '06 Texas Open.
Winner	Singh Vijay Singh. Why not two in a row to start the year?	Appleby Let's just say a little birdie told me to go with Stuart Appleby. The King of Kapalua becomes the King of Hawaii.	Immelman If Trevor Immelman putts even a little better than he did at the Mercedes -- and it's hard not to -- he will win.	Love It's been three years since Davis Love III has played in the Sony, but Waialae sets up well for him.