Davis Mattek voiced skepticism around the pervasive narrative of course history at Augusta, emphasizing that the past dominance of Jordan Spieth is likely overrated. Mattek explained Spieth was never an absolute elite golfer even during his peak, calling him 'just an okay golfer' relative to the perception of him as an Augusta specialist. Given Spieth's elevated DFS and betting ownership stemming from this narrative, Mattek recommended fading him, particularly due to recent injury struggles and an inconsistent game.

Davis Mattek advised caution when considering Bryson DeChambeau at The Masters due to DeChambeau's volatility and approach to Augusta. Mattek noted the narrative around Bryson is linked heavily to course conditions; the course is expected to be less wet than previous years, conditions Bryson may not excel in. Mattek also pointed out Bryson's aggressive 'first-or-bust' mentality, raising his variability and increasing chances of an outright implosion and missing the cut entirely. Combined with Bryson's well-known inconsistency at Augusta, Mattek recommended bettors and DFS players exercise caution with DeChambeau this year.