Before each Epson Tour event, a panel of experts from across the country will share their picks for that week's event. Find out who the experts picked to win in South Carolina

Below are the picks for this week's Self Regional Healthcare Foundation Women's Health Classic, May 5-8, Greenwood, South Carolina.

EXPERT	WINNER'S PICK	COMMENTS
	Sherman Santiwiwatthanaphong	Beth Ann Nichols, Senior Golf Writer, Golfweek Follow Her: @GolfweekNichols Go ahead and pop the cork, Sherman Santiwiwatthanaphong, aka “Champagne” will collect her second Epson Tour title this week in Greenwood, S.C. Santiwiwatthanaphong (thank goodness for copy/paste), ranks fourth on the Epson Tour money list this season and is coming in hot after back-to-back third-place finishes. The 5-foot-4-inch Thai player lists petite major winner Mo Martin as her favorite player.
	Sherman Santiwiwatthanaphong	Scott MacLeod, Associate Publisher, Flagstick Golf Magazine Follow Him: @Flagstick Her name may be a challenge to pronounce and spell but her results are pretty easy to like. Back to back third place finishes show she is ready for a win. Her stats are not overwhelming in any single category but her steady play puts her in the mix again and again.
	Kendall Dye	John Nicholson, Associated Press Sports Writer Follow Him: @ByJohnNicholson Coming off strong Sunday finish in high wind in Sarasota, Kendall has her confidence back and game in order. The former Oklahoma star gained lot of experience last season as LPGA Tour rookie and is ready to win again. Boomer Sooner!
	Rebecca Lee-Bentham	Dave Andrews, Womensgolf.com (WomensGolf.com) Follow them: @womensgolfcom Rebecca has gotten off to a very solid start to the season and she is healthy again after struggling with some injuries last year. She has had full status on the LPGA in past seasons and is looking to return to the tour. I've had the pleasure of caddying for Rebecca in a couple of events and I know first hand that she has an excellent game when all systems are go.
	Sara-Maude Juneau	LOCAL PICK: Michael Christopher, Sports Editor, Index Journal Follow Him: @IJMCHRISTOPHER Will the third time be the charm for Sara-Maude Juneau? Juneau tied for 14th last year with a 2-over par, and finished tied for 8th at even par two years ago. She has shown the ability to score low as evident by her opening round 68 last year, and a 68 to finish her final round two years ago. If she can find some consistency in the middle rounds she'll be hard to beat.
	Ani Gulugian	Marika Washchyshyn Multimedia Journalist & Producer, GOLF.com Follow Her: @Marika_AW Reason: She can capitalize on her strong fourth place finish at this event last year, using her knowledge of the course to her advantage, something likely favorite Madelene Sagstrom won't have going in. She's also got some of the best driving accuracy numbers on tour, which is going to be more important in this tournament than length off the tee. Llaneza's fairways-hit percentage (81%) for the win in 2015 showed us that, so if Ana can keep it in play consistently, she's my go-to to come out on top.

Expert Picks: Self Regional Healthcare Foundation Women's Health Classic

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