Power Rankings: TOUR Championship by Coca-Cola Got a fantasy question for Rob? Click here to e-mail him. You can also follow Rob on his Twitter account. This year's exclusive guest list includes seven first-timers, two of which are featured below. The perks that all 30 in the field have already secured are too numerous to list here, but the still unclaimed nugget is the $10 million first prize for winning the FedExCup. With a victory at East Lake Golf Club, any of the top five in points entering the week can clinch the eight-figure bank deposit, the sterling silver trophy and engraved real estate on it as the fifth champion. Of course, any in the field could earn the title with the right permutations. Jim Furyk arrived in Atlanta last year ranked 11th in the standings, then won the TOUR Championship and the FedExCup. To put it mildly, the host venue, originally designed by Tom Bendelow and redesigned by Donald Ross, has a rich history. It's arguably best known as Bobby Jones' home course. Today's golf fans are likely to recall that the finishing hole is a par 3 (that can be played at 235 yards from the tips). Most of this week's elite group will be pleased to see that the rough is quite playable due to a dry summer. The Atlanta area hasn't replayed the drought of 2008 but hitting fairways won't require the same elevated level of importance as in recent years. Listen to Bolton Golf fantasy expert Rob Bolton discusses his weekly Power Rankings on the PGA TOUR Network. Click to listen Therefore, greens in regulation is the primary goal as the putting surfaces should hold incoming approaches even from lies off the fairway. The rough is merely 2-1/4 inches, so grooves should grab, allowing for a rise in birdie opportunities. And this is the first time in East Lake's 11 years as host that there hasn't been any changes to the course since the previous edition. Rees Jones, who restored East Lake to Ross' vision in 1994, returned following the 2007 event to convert the greens from Bentgrass to Bermuda. It was a well-timed decision given that the track played as the easiest par 70 on the PGA TOUR in its last year with Bent. Since 2008, the winning aggregate hasn't been lower than 9-under 271. A moderate chance of rain and thunderstorms remains in the forecast into Friday, but the weekend looks exceptional. High temperatures will climb into the upper 70s and winds are expected to be light throughout.