Rob Bolton identifies Chris Gotterup as an excellent fantasy consideration due to his distance off the tee, ideally suited for bomber-friendly courses like the Corales Puntacana Championship layout. Gotterup, who won the Myrtle Beach Classic last season and placed T16 and T18 recently at similar long-course setups (Puerto Rico Open and Texas Children's Houston Open), is highlighted as a player whose driving distance can generate scoring opportunities at Corales. Bolton argues this recent success and the nature of the course should make Gotterup a popular betting and DFS choice.

Rob Bolton views Seamus Power as a potentially undervalued option for fantasy lineups at the Corales Puntacana Championship. Bolton acknowledges Power has shown inconsistency recently but underlines his accuracy on approach shots and strong scoring on Par-3s (ranking seventh). Power excels at Corales Puntacana historically, finishing T5 in the tournament's inaugural year. Bolton suggests that similar circumstances that led to Power's 2021 Butterfield Bermuda Championship victory could manifest this week, making him a valuable fantasy play despite his struggles of late.

Rob Bolton points to Joel Dahmen's promising recent form in 2025, including multiple top-10 finishes and excellent ball-striking metrics (ranking ninth in proximity), making him an attractive fantasy option for the Corales Puntacana Championship. Dahmen previously secured his lone PGA TOUR title at Corales in 2021, demonstrating his suitability for the course's paspalum surface. Though he hasn't made major noise here since the win, Bolton suggests Dahmen is trending positively and due for a strong showing, given recent results and course history.

Rob Bolton highlights Rafael Campos as a solid choice at the Corales Puntacana Championship due to both strong course history and recent consistency. Campos notably finished T2 at Corales in 2021 and has never missed competing in the event, having made four cuts overall. His performances since 2022 have been consistent, with a T14 result last season. Despite missing cuts in recent higher-profile events like the Arnold Palmer Invitational and Masters, Bolton emphasizes Campos' comfort and familiarity at Corales, his 'home away from home,' making him a compelling fantasy and betting target this week.

Jamie Worsley recommends Rafael Campos as a high-value bet at 125/1, citing Campos’ extensive history and strong record on paspalum surfaces. Campos previously secured a PGA Tour win in Bermuda and has demonstrated consistent success at Corales, with finishes of 3rd (2017) and 2nd (2021), as well as multiple top-10 placements in Puerto Rico. Recent decent performances include a 34th-place in Mexico and a respectable showing despite missing the cut at Augusta by only two strokes. Known particularly for putting (68th ranking) and driving prowess, Campos’ specific success on similar course styles positions him as a potentially lucrative wagering opportunity at such high odds.

Jamie Worsley highlights Noah Goodwin as strong value at 100/1, praising his impressive rookie season and proven skill with long irons, ranking 9th on tour from 200+ yards. Goodwin has made five of his last six cuts, including a promising 12th place at Puerto Rico, emphasizing his enjoying paspalum surfaces. His past success on Korn Ferry Tour events held in The Bahamas—also on paspalum—bolsters this skillset. Jamie expects Goodwin's consistent recent form and comfort with the course style and greens to position him well for a potential high finish in Puntacana.

Jamie Worsley backs William Mouw at 80/1, emphasizing his recent improving form—especially his 6th-place finish in Puerto Rico, a key correlated event. A former top amateur, Mouw's driving and putting are significant assets, ranking 51st in each. His recent form includes 47th place in Houston and 33rd at the Valero Texas Open, displaying clear upward trajectory and adaptability. Although new to Corales, his success on comparable paspalum greens in Puerto Rico is a good indicator. Jamie further notes Mouw’s past collegiate association, competing alongside PGA winners Sahith Theegala and Joe Highsmith, as a positive motivational factor toward a possible breakout PGA Tour victory this week.

Jamie Worsley recommends Danny Walker at 70/1, despite missing recent cuts, citing Walker's standout 6th-place performance at THE PLAYERS Championship and strong 13th-place finish in the Mexico Open. His elite iron play—ranking 44th in approach—is tailored perfectly for Corales' length and challenging conditions. Walker excels with his longer clubs, ranking near top-50 in driving distance. This course setup, featuring long approaches and spacious fairways, aligns with Walker's strengths. Jamie believes Walker's recent break and slightly weaker field here should help him rebound successfully from recent missed cuts and compete strongly once again.

Jamie Worsley advocated backing Jeremy Paul at 60/1, highlighting his long-iron proficiency and strong driving game. Paul has performed well in his rookie PGA season, finishing top-25 at comparable venues—16th in Puerto Rico, 22nd at the Valspar Championship, and 25th at Mexico Open. Particularly notable is Paul's strong driving (top-40 off-the-tee and driving distance) and quality proximity from 200+ yards (ranking 55th). He also ranks 19th in par 5 scoring, essential on this course. Paul's previous Korn Ferry win was on paspalum grass at The Bahamas Great Exuma Classic, reinforcing his suitability for this week’s surface type. Despite making his first start here at Corales, Paul's performances suggest he should thrive.

Jamie Worsley recommended Chris Gotterup at 50/1 due to his clear strengths aligning with Corales Golf Course's demands this week. Gotterup recently placed 16th in Puerto Rico, showing a liking for similar open and exposed venues. He has demonstrated consistent improvements in his approach play, gaining strokes in approach his last three starts, and currently ranks top-20 in greens-in-regulation on tour, an advantage in the forecasted tough weekend conditions. Jamie noted Gotterup's prior success on open courses like Farmers Insurance Open (25th) and Houston Open (18th). Despite narrowly missing the cut at Corales last year, Gotterup's improved recent ball-striking form and proven ability from his Myrtle Beach Classic win indicate he can contend strongly here.

Steve Palmer tips Aldrich Potgieter as a worthwhile each-way wager at 45-1 odds for the Corales Puntacana Championship. Palmer draws attention to Potgieter’s notable playoff loss at the Mexico Open in February and his consistent record in tropical settings, highlighted by success on the Korn Ferry Tour in The Bahamas and high finishes on the DP World Tour, including a second place in the prestigious Nedbank Challenge. The 20-year-old South African also finished 15th at the Farmers Insurance Open recently, showcasing his ability to handle competitive fields. Given his proven skill at similar coastal courses and his demonstrated potential in the early stages of his pro career, Palmer views Potgieter as a lively outsider this week.

Steve Palmer highlights Matti Schmid as a valuable bet each-way at 45-1 odds to capture his first PGA Tour win at the Corales Puntacana Championship. Palmer notes Schmid’s strong track record at lower-profile island events, featuring top results at both the Bermuda Championship (3rd place), where conditions mirror those at Puntacana, and the Puerto Rico Open (top-ten finishes twice). Schmid notably garnered an 11th-place finish at this same course last year, reinforcing his affinity for tropical locations. Palmer views Schmid’s consistent performances in these wind-affected coastal venues as an excellent indicator he can contend seriously this week.

Steve Palmer recommends backing Matt Wallace each-way at 30-1 odds for the Corales Puntacana Championship, citing Wallace’s proven success at this event as last year's champion. Wallace defeated Nicolai Hojgaard for his breakthrough PGA Tour victory here and also carries the momentum of a strong run last year on the DP World Tour, where he recently won the European Masters. Palmer emphasizes Wallace's motivation stemming from Ryder Cup aspirations and believes a morale-boosting return to a course at which he's had prior success could trigger a strong performance this week. Wallace’s recent results, including solid 26th-place finishes at both the Puerto Rico Open and Texas Open, further reinforce Palmer’s confidence in a good showing from Wallace.

Steve Palmer backed Pierceson Coody as his top pick to win the Corales Puntacana Championship at odds of 40-1. Palmer highlighted Coody's strong track record at tropical venues, including victories in nearby Panama and excellent performances in Bermuda and The Bahamas. Coody's debut in the Puntacana event last year saw him record a solid 18th-place finish despite poor previous form and injuries. Palmer notes that this performance sparked an upturn in Coody's career, with subsequent impressive finishes including 5th place at Colonial, runner-up in the ISCO Championship, 12th at the Bermuda Championship, and two additional top-10 Korn Ferry finishes. Given his proven comfort at oceanic island venues, Coody is tipped to deliver his first PGA Tour victory this weekend.

Esten McLaren advises fading Keith Mitchell, the favorite at the Corales Puntacana Championship (+1600 at bet365). Mitchell enters ranked 98th in OWGR following two recent top-20 results (T18 Texas Children's Houston Open, T12 Valero Texas Open). Despite this momentum, McLaren is concerned by Mitchell's struggles with his putter this season, noting that proficient putting has historically been critical to success at Punta Cana. McLaren also points out that in the history of the Corales event, none of the winners entered the week with odds shorter than +2000. Given historical trends and Mitchell's putting concerns, McLaren indicates he's looking elsewhere for longer-shot winners rather than backing the current tournament favorite.

Esten McLaren recommends betting on Aldrich Potgieter (+5000 at FanDuel) to win the Corales Puntacana Championship. McLaren highlights Potgieter is by far the longest hitter in the field, pointing out the forgiving layout of Corales Golf Club that won't punish his lack of accuracy off the tee. Additionally, Potgieter is averaging 0.21 strokes gained putting per round over his last 16 measured rounds, checking both key statistical criteria for this week's event. Despite it being Potgieter's course debut, McLaren notes past successes of first-timers at alternate events, emphasizing talent tends to shine through in weaker fields. He refers to Potgieter's recent strong performances, including a runner-up finish at the Mexico Open and a T15 at the Farmers Insurance Open, events that similarly rewarded length off the tee. McLaren also points to FanDuel's generous odds of +5000 as value relative to Caesars and BetMGM (+4000).

Data Skrive highlighted Billy Horschel as the defending champion of the Corales Puntacana Championship tournament, suggesting continued success this year due to his familiarity and comfort with the Corales Golf Course. Horschel's consistent performance and previous victory imply advantageous course history that could serve him again this week, even though his outright winner's odds were not among the shortest listed.

Data Skrive identified Keith Mitchell as the favorite to win the 2025 Corales Puntacana Championship, assigning him odds of +1400. Mitchell's game is a strong match for the Puntacana Resort & Club's Corales Golf Course setup, suggesting strong potential for success this week. His status as the betting favorite is supported by market confidence, reflected in the shortest outright odds as well as strong odds for high finishes: +350 to secure a Top 5, +175 for a Top 10, and -120 for a Top 20 finish.

Ben Coley identifies Alejandro Tosti as a strong value selection in his debut at the Corales Puntacana Championship. Tosti’s recent form has been eye-catching: second tee-to-green in Houston and top in that statistic for 12th place in the Valero Texas Open, demonstrating excellent recent approach-play and improved driving accuracy. Despite his putter occasionally letting him down, Coley believes the generous fairways and second-shot emphasis of the Puntacana course will suit Tosti, since he won previously at another similarly long Korn Ferry Tour venue and showed strong performances at the Mexico Open on similar tropical resort courses, with two prior 10th-place finishes. Coley argues Tosti’s proven record on comparable layouts makes him a strong contender, even in his first appearance at Puntacana.

Ben Coley recommends Chan Kim as a strong contender at the Corales Puntacana Championship, emphasizing his fit and recent solid form. Kim recently tied fifth at the Texas Open with a strong tee-to-green performance, ranking seventh in that statistic after previously ranking 13th at the Valspar. Coley points to Kim's proven record on similar, wide-open Caribbean resort courses: two top-20 finishes at the Puerto Rico Open, eighth and 17th place finishes at the Mexico Open, and a sixth-place finish at Puntacana last year, where Kim notably opened and closed strong rounds. Coley stresses Kim’s global winning experience and improved familiarity from his 2024 debut appearance at Puntacana as further reasons to be confident in his chances.

Ben Coley recommends backing Emiliano Grillo at the Corales Puntacana Championship, highlighting Grillo's recent improving form. Coley notes that Grillo has shown steady progress lately, finishing 22nd at the Valspar Championship and 18th in the Valero Texas Open, with strong positions at halfway (11th, 9th, 19th, and 6th) across his last four events. Grillo himself recognizes he's trending positively, indicating improved putting and overall play consistency. Coley adds that Grillo performed well in similar Caribbean resort course conditions before; he placed sixth at Puntacana in 2021, and boasts even stronger finishes—second, third, and 11th—at the comparable Puerto Rico Open. Given Grillo's class advantage dropping into a weaker field, Coley considers him dangerous at this event.

Kelley Bydlon is betting Alex Smalley outright at Corales Puntacana due to his impressive statistical profile this season. Bydlon notes he's continuously supported Smalley in prior events based on consistently strong underlying approach metrics and off-the-tee numbers. Despite not conducting detailed analysis this week, Bydlon is confident sticking with Smalley as an appealing outright option given his stable statistical foundation, making him a logical pick to win at relatively shorter odds.

Wes Reynolds placed a 125-to-1 outright bet on Danny Willett due to promising recent putting form and solid historical performance at Corales Puntacana. Willett finished eighth at this event in 2021 and made the cut at Augusta (T-42) last week, ranking second in the field for putting, indicating improved form. Despite injury-impacted career struggles, Reynolds believes Willett offers intriguing betting value at long odds given his recent putting confidence and established course history.

Wes Reynolds is betting Michael Thorbjornsen outright at 60-to-1, banking on his talent to overcome recent inconsistent form where he's made only three of nine cuts. The former U.S. junior amateur winner ranks fourth overall in driving distance on tour, indicating significant potential suited to Corales Puntacana. Reynolds compared Thorbjornsen favorably to previous standout college golfer Ludvig Aberg, suggesting he possesses elite skill capable of delivering a breakout performance at this course.

Wes Reynolds placed an outright bet on Hayden Springer at 50-to-1 odds despite Springer's missed cut at Corales Puntacana last year. Reynolds noted Springer as a big hitter off the tee, performing strongly at Torrey Pines (sixth) and in Houston (fifteenth), both long courses similarly testing distance off the tee. Based on these targeted recent performances, Reynolds sees Springer as capable of flourishing at this week's long course setup.

Wes Reynolds is betting Alejandro Tosti outright at 40-to-1 in the Corales Puntacana Championship. Tosti's aggressive playing style, big hitting off the tee, ninth ranking in off-the-tee stats, and sixth in strokes gained tee-to-green make him suited to attacking this course. Recent strong finishes in Houston (fifth place) and San Antonio (twelfth place), coupled with Tosti's aggressive approach, position him as a strong outright bet for this event.

Wes Reynolds is betting Chan Kim outright at 35-to-1 for the Corales Puntacana Championship based on impressive recent performances. Chan Kim finished sixth in this event last year and recently placed fifth at the Valero Texas Open. Within this week's field, Kim ranks third in total birdies and fourth on approach, highlighting his potential scoring ability crucial at this track. Given his recent hot form and scoring proficiency, Reynolds believes Kim represents strong betting value.

Wes Reynolds highlights Danny Willett (125-1 at Caesars Sportsbook) as a significant betting value at the Corales Puntacana Championship. Reynolds points out that Willett recently made the cut and finished T-42 at Augusta, also placing second in Strokes Gained: Putting for the event. Willett has a solid history at Corales, finishing eighth in 2021, and he also posted a ninth-place finish earlier this year at Torrey Pines, suggesting he is showing signs of regaining top form.

Wes Reynolds suggests placing a bet on talented newcomer Michael Thorbjornsen (60-1 at Bet Rivers) at the Corales Puntacana Championship. Reynolds mentions Thorbjornsen's impressive pedigree, having won the U.S. Junior Amateur and earning his spot through PGA Tour University. He highlights Thorbjornsen's elite driving distance (ranking fourth on the PGA Tour), a clear advantage on this lengthy course. While Thorbjornsen's season has seen only three cuts made out of nine events played, Reynolds sees this weaker field as a great opportunity for the young prospect to achieve a breakthrough performance.

Wes Reynolds sees plenty of value in Hayden Springer (50-1 odds at Bet Rivers) despite a missed cut at last year's Corales Puntacana Championship. Reynolds notes Springer's profile as a long hitter aligns well with the course's length and generous fairways. His form on similar long tracks supports this claim—Springer recently finished sixth at Torrey Pines and 15th in Houston, indicating he can thrive on those types of setup. Reynolds believes Springer is being undervalued in the current odds.

Wes Reynolds advises betting Alejandro Tosti (40-1 odds on FanDuel) at the Corales Puntacana Championship, emphasizing Tosti's skill set as ideal for the event. Reynolds points out that Tosti ranks ninth in the field in Strokes Gained: Off The Tee and sixth in Strokes Gained: Tee-To-Green. Known as a powerful driver, Tosti benefits from the wide, forgiving fairways at Corales, allowing him to play aggressively. His current form is solid too, with fifth and 12th-place finishes in recent tournaments in Houston and San Antonio respectively, indicating he has momentum heading into this week.

Wes Reynolds recommends Chan Kim (35-1 odds on FanDuel) at the Corales Puntacana Championship, highlighting two major factors: course history and current form. Kim finished sixth at this event last year, demonstrating comfort on the course. Reynolds also cites his excellent form, coming off a fifth-place finish two weeks ago at the Valero Texas Open. Kim ranks third in the field in total birdies and fourth in Strokes Gained: Approach, aligning perfectly with what's required at this event.

Pat Perry picks Robby Shelton as a long-shot play at RBC Heritage, with current odds at 170 to 1 outright and 9 to 1 for top 10. Perry cites Shelton's recent impressive form (4th at Valspar and 5th at Valero Texas Open in two of his last three events) and his current position at 14th in the BTN model as indicators of Shelton's ability to deliver outstanding performance despite never previously playing RBC Heritage.

Pat Fitzmaurice identified Alejandro Tosti as a captivating longshot wager for the Corales Puntacana tournament at 45-to-1 odds. Fitzmaurice acknowledged Tosti's volatile style and potential threat of missing the cut but emphasized his massive upside due to prodigious distance off the tee and the capability of scoring very low rounds. He's enthusiastic about backing Tosti purely due to his explosive talent that could thrive under favorable course conditions in the Dominican Republic.

Pat Fitzmaurice sees Ben Griffin as a very safe and appealing betting choice at 20-to-1 odds for the Corales Puntacana event running concurrently with the RBC Heritage. Fitzmaurice praised Griffin for his strong recent performances and admirable consistency throughout the year. Given Griffin's steady reliability, Fitzmaurice believes 20-to-1 odds represent good value for bettors seeking a safer play in a less predictable field.