Despite acknowledging Sungjae Im's recent approach struggles (ranked 181st strokes gained approach this season), Cam DaSilva views Im as a viable long-shot bet at +10000 odds due to an inflated value, given his proven Augusta history. Im notably finished runner-up at Augusta in 2020 and eighth in 2022, showing he can perform greatly at this venue. DaSilva emphasizes Im's exceptional driving accuracy, ranked 26th in strokes gained off the tee, could help mitigate his recent iron struggles and justify taking a chance at these generous odds.

Cam DaSilva identifies Sepp Straka as an intriguing long-shot pick following his recent performances. Straka enters at +6600 odds, fresh off a victory at the American Express in January, a fifth-place finish at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, and a 14th at the Players Championship. Although his Augusta history isn't extensive, he notably improved last year to finish in 16th place. DaSilva suggests Straka’s ascending recent form combined with last year's solid Augusta result makes him worth a speculative play at these elevated odds.

Cam DaSilva captures Cameron Smith as a compelling pick at Augusta despite his struggles off the tee. While Smith occasionally struggles to keep drives accurate, placing himself in difficult positions, his elite short game and proficient iron play compensate significantly. Smith has demonstrated excellent Augusta form with four top-10 finishes in his seven career starts and no missed cuts, even securing a sixth-place result in 2024 immediately after moving to the LIV Tour. DaSilva affirms Smith's combination of Augusta mastery and elite short-game skill make him appealing at +4500 odds.

Cam DaSilva highlights Russell Henley as a sleeper candidate to win the 2025 Masters at +4500 odds. Henley's recent victory at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and four total top-10 finishes this season underscore his strong current form. Historically consistent at Augusta, Henley has made seven consecutive cuts here, all finishing within the top 38, including four career top-21 results. DaSilva acknowledges minor concerns about Henley's relative lack of distance but views his premier ball-striking and robust short game as solid advantages at Augusta.

Cam DaSilva endorses Will Zalatoris as an attractive long-shot bet at +4500, primarily due to his stellar history at Augusta National, including second, sixth, and ninth-place finishes across three starts. Even though Zalatoris missed last year’s Masters due to a back injury and has had modest results this season, his top-20 ranking in strokes gained approach emphasizes the importance of iron play at Augusta, making him an intriguing pick at substantial odds.

Cam DaSilva highlights Xander Schauffele as overlooked value at Augusta, noting that despite his early-season rib injury, Schauffele is back on form and trending upward. He recently finished 12th at Valspar, gaining a career-best 11.276 strokes on approach, signaling elite iron play. Schauffele, ranked third worldwide, won two majors in the previous year, has four top-10 finishes at Augusta in the last six years, yet remains undervalued in betting markets at +2200 odds. DaSilva considers Schauffele an excellent play given his recent form and impressive Augusta history.

Cam DaSilva identifies Justin Thomas as a compelling bet for the Masters, noting he has yet to win since the 2022 PGA Championship but has consistently threatened victories with two second-place finishes and two additional top-10 results this season. Thomas ranks eighth in total strokes gained and eighth specifically on approach this year, underscoring his sharp iron play. His past Augusta performances include an eighth-place finish in 2022, fourth in 2020, and three other top-25 showings, although two missed cuts the past two years raise slight concerns. DaSilva believes Thomas's consistency and aptitude for Augusta make him poised for a potential breakthrough.

Cam DaSilva sees Rory McIlroy as a strong contender for the Masters, highlighting his two significant victories already this season at prestigious events at Pebble Beach and the Players Championship. DaSilva points out Rory's noticeable improvements in his wedge game, his enhanced ability to play flighted shots, and better spin control on his approaches as critical elements that will help him finally achieve success at Augusta. Rory also possesses the requisite distance with his irons, and if he can manage the psychological hurdles that have plagued him in past Masters tournaments, DaSilva believes he can deliver one of his career-best performances.

Cam DaSilva highlighted Tom Hoge as a solid value top-20 pick, noting Hoge’s impressive past results at TPC San Antonio (12th in 2021, 10th in 2018, 9th in 2016) despite skipping this tournament the last three years. DaSilva suggested reducing risk by targeting Hoge in the top-20 market instead of as an outright winner.

Cam DaSilva identified Charley Hoffman at +8000 odds as an intriguing long-shot play for first-round leader, pointing out Hoffman’s past success at TPC San Antonio including a 2016 win and runner-up results in 2019 and 2021. Hoffman’s current ranking of 48th in first-round scoring average for 2025 reinforces the viability of the bet for those looking at a strong value opportunity.

Cam DaSilva recommended Denny McCarthy as a compelling long-shot bet for first-round leader at +4000 odds, emphasizing McCarthy's ability to shoot exceptionally low scores at TPC San Antonio. McCarthy notably shot a final-round 63 last year en route to a playoff, and he currently ranks a solid 29th in first-round scoring average this season on tour.

Cam DaSilva offered caution on Tom Kim as a betting option, voicing concerns about Kim's persistent putting struggles despite numerous attempts to adjust. Although Kim remains a reliable ball-striker, DaSilva believes continued putting issues severely limit his winning and betting upside until improvements occur on the greens.

Cam DaSilva saw excellent matchup betting value in Akshay Bhatia (+110) versus Corey Conners (-140). Though Conners has two wins at TPC San Antonio including in 2023, DaSilva argued this matchup should be closer to even odds because of Bhatia's strong, consistent results throughout the 2025 season, making Bhatia the value bet.

Cam DaSilva advised backing Charley Hoffman for a top-20 finish, pointing to Hoffman's extensive history of success at TPC San Antonio, including a victory in 2016 and two runner-up finishes since then. DaSilva emphasized Hoffman consistently makes this event a focal point and reliably performs well at this venue.

Cam DaSilva recommended Sam Stevens for a top-10 finish, citing his past success at TPC San Antonio with a second-place finish in 2023 and 15th place in 2024. DaSilva reinforced this pick by highlighting Stevens' impressive performance last week in Houston, shooting two rounds of 65 and finishing tied for 18th, underscoring his continuing strong form.

Cam DaSilva tabbed Gary Woodland as a strong top-10 candidate at the Valero Texas Open, leaning on his consistency at TPC San Antonio (sixth in 2021, eighth in 2022), and his runner-up finish in Houston the prior week, signaling his current excellent form.

Cam DaSilva liked Jordan Spieth's odds at a top-10 finish due to strong historical performances at TPC San Antonio, including a win in 2021 and another recent 10th-place finish. DaSilva pointed out Spieth's returned health after fully recovering from a previous wrist injury, allowing him to regain solid form heading into the event.

Cam DaSilva backed Ludvig Aberg for a top-5 finish at the Valero Texas Open, viewing this tournament as a prime opportunity for the favorite to rebound after a missed cut at the Players Championship. DaSilva noted Aberg's elite length and accuracy off the tee, mentioning how well his game suits TPC San Antonio, a course that poses minimal challenges to his style.

Cam DaSilva highlighted Akshay Bhatia as a good value for a top-5 finish at the Valero Texas Open based on strong recent form and course history. As the defending champion, Bhatia is coming off a near-win at the Players Championship in March. DaSilva emphasized Bhatia's combination of length off the tee and steady approach game, plus his significant improvement on the greens, making him fully capable of contending again at TPC San Antonio.

Cam DaSilva identified Gary Woodland as an appealing +12500 underdog at Memorial Park this week, emphasizing Woodland's solid recent history at this event. Woodland's performance at Memorial Park has steadily improved over the past two years, carding a 21st-place finish in 2023 followed by ninth place last year. Although Woodland has recently cooled from his early-season form, DaSilva expects Woodland's prior success on this course to reignite him into contention, making these long odds excellent leverage for bettors.

Cam DaSilva recommended Joel Dahmen as an intriguing longshot variety play at +12500 odds based upon his track record at Memorial Park. Despite an inconsistent season marked by 2 top-10 results and 4 missed cuts, Dahmen had notable success at this event previously, finishing fifth in 2021 and ninth in 2022. DaSilva argued that Dahmen's demonstrated ability to perform well at Memorial Park significantly outweighs his recent form concerns, presenting bettors great value considering his long odds.

Cam DaSilva likes Thomas Detry as a compelling longshot at +5000 odds for the Houston Open. Detry's second-place finish in last year's tournament debut at Memorial Park demonstrates comfortability with this course. Additionally, Detry arrives with added confidence, already earning a dominant victory at this season's WM Phoenix Open and coming off a respectable T-22 finish at the Valspar Championship. This combination of recent form and proven tournament record makes Detry a highly attractive value for bettors seeking deeper odds.

Cam DaSilva highlighted Min Woo Lee (+4000) as a strong contender at Memorial Park based on his skillset aligning ideally with the course's demands. Lee's length off the tee stands out as a significant advantage on the lengthy par-70 layout, and his elite short game metrics—ranking 15th in strokes gained: putting and 9th around the green—heighten his overall chances this week. Although making his tournament debut at this event, Lee's recent run of strong form minimizes concerns about inexperience at this venue.

Cam DaSilva recommended betting Tony Finau at +3300 for the Texas Children's Houston Open, noting Finau's outstanding course history at Memorial Park. Finau finished runner-up two years ago and followed it up with a victory last year, clearly showing an affinity for this venue. Although the presence of top-ranked players Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy impacts the betting odds, DaSilva argues there is far greater betting value in Finau, especially considering Scheffler's relatively uneven form early this year and the longer odds available for Finau despite his impressive recent performances in Houston.

Cam DaSilva finds value in Beau Hossler as a longshot at +8000 odds primarily due to his strong short game and proficiency around the greens, crucial given the difficulty hitting greens in regulation this week. Although Hossler has had poor past results at Innisbrook, with only one made cut in six starts, he ranks 15th on tour in par 3 scoring this season and typically showcases reliable ball-striking ability. DaSilva thinks Hossler's all-around skill set could surprise within this challenging set-up.

At +4500 odds, Cam DaSilva recommends Lucas Glover for the Valspar, emphasizing his strong par 3 scoring ability—a key factor on the challenging Copperhead course which features five par 3s. Glover ranks third on the PGA Tour this season in par 3 scoring and also enters with strong form, finishing seventh last week in strokes gained tee-to-green at the Players Championship. DaSilva believes this combination of skill and recent form positions Glover as a valuable pick at Innisbrook.

Cam DaSilva views Taylor Moore as a good value bet at +4500 after winning the Valspar Championship in 2023 and placing 12th last year. Moore ranks 25th on Tour this year in strokes gained tee-to-green. Even though he recorded just a 33rd-place finish last week at Sawgrass, he showed encouraging form by ranking 22nd in strokes gained tee-to-green and 13th strokes gained off-the-tee. DaSilva sees this underlying performance as a positive indicator for a strong run this week.

Cam DaSilva identified Will Zalatoris as a strong contender this week at odds of +2800, noting Zalatoris tends to excel under challenging conditions. Despite struggling Saturday at Sawgrass, Zalatoris ranked ninth overall in strokes gained approach throughout last week and performed above expectation on the greens, finishing 19th in putting. DaSilva thinks Zalatoris' top-tier iron play and resilience in tough set-ups position him for a rebound performance and potential value at Innisbrook this week.

Cam DaSilva recommended backing Justin Thomas at +1400 odds for the 2025 Valspar Championship, highlighting Thomas' strong course history at Innisbrook. Thomas finished 13th or better for three straight years from 2021-2023 at this event. Additionally, despite a mixed performance last tournament (initial round of 78 followed by a stellar 62), Thomas ranks 15th in strokes gained tee-to-green early this season, further supporting his potential for success at this course. DaSilva believes Thomas' proven record and solid ball striking make him a solid betting option this week.

At +10000, Cam DaSilva highlights Erik Van Rooyen as a deep-value long shot for the Valspar Championship, based on a strong performance history and elite long-distance approach statistics. Van Rooyen finished 10th once in two previous starts and notably placed ninth earlier this month at the Cognizant Classic. He also excels in approaches from beyond 200 yards, ranking fourth on tour—a significant advantage on the lengthy 7,352-yard Copperhead Course. DaSilva advises van Rooyen as a strong value selection, considering how the course set-up plays into his strengths.