Bryce Danielson listed Justin Rose as a poor value play after the veteran surged to No. 7 in projected OAD ownership following a flashy Sunday in Scotland. Danielson reminded readers that, before that round, Rose had surrendered more than 14 cumulative strokes tee-to-green over his previous four starts, exposing shaky ball-striking. At 44 years old Rose carries limited win equity, so Danielson would rather bet the 80/1 outright ticket than eat double-digit ownership in OADs where the downside is amplified.

Bryce Danielson called Tyrrell Hatton a "viable" OAD alternative for managers who already spent Bryson DeChambeau or Jon Rahm. He pointed to Hatton’s T4 at the U.S. Open where he ranked 4th in Strokes Gained: Approach, plus a T6 at Royal Portrush in the 2019 Open. On the LIV circuit this year Hatton is 9th or better in SG: Around-the-Green and SG: Putting, metrics Danielson believes translate directly to Portrush’s raised greens and tricky runoffs. The combination of major-championship form, course history, and short-game excellence makes Hatton a strong, moderately owned pivot.