Top 2 , BDNFD, gutter, i would c/c, would hate to get raised in this spot, and since there are no flushdraws out we dont have to protect our hand. if the board was AcJhTh i would be more inclined to cbet to charge the draws.

For me, this hand is too strong to check. It's not a board that gets stabbed very often. It hits our UTG range pretty much as hard as it gets, so we will be cbetting here at a high frequency, including our lower rundowns or double paired hands that missed. 

It's true that we don't like getting raised, but really when do you like getting raised when you don't have KQ here? does that mean you only bet KQ and air in this spot, and check a capped, mediocre range? that doesn't sound like a good strategy in a spot where your range is very strong.

I think a better strategy would be to bet, and when faced with a raise we call with KQ and hands like what we have, and fold the trash. When we bet and get flatted on the flop, we can then slow down on some turns with hands that are not strong enough for 3 streets, and keep betting polarized with KQ, sets with backup, and our KK/QQ blockers. Yes we cap our range when we check the turn, but the difference is that now we don't mind that too much because villain has capped his range too by just flatting the flop. He removed at least some of his KQ combos from his range, which makes it harder for him to put pressure on us, and easier for us to show down.

And just put yourself in villain's shoes. Can you really play back light on this board with your button calling range, against the UTG range? i guess you don't. You mostly want UTG to check to you and let you realize equity, or just pot control with your A899ds type hands. Now go back to your spot and do what works very good for your range and very bad for his, bet.