Drew Stoltz backed Harris English to finish inside the top 10 at +190 on Fanatics Sportsbook. Stoltz noted English’s form is trending up after a T12 at the BMW Championship that would have been a top-10 without a closing bogey-bogey stumble. With his Ryder Cup spot already secured, Stoltz expects English to play loose this week. He also emphasized the hometown angle: East Lake sits in English’s native Georgia, a region where the veteran has posted several strong results on familiar Bermuda greens. Finally, the Tour’s decision to scrap the Starting Strokes format means every player opens at even par, giving mid-tier contenders like English a cleaner path to climb the board. Combine those factors and Stoltz believes the +190 price is mis-hung for a golfer whose recent ball-striking metrics and comfort on the course point toward a realistic top-10 finish.

Drew Stoltz recommended betting Jake Knapp to finish inside the top 20 at +200. Stoltz pointed to Knapp’s near-miss fourth place at the Rocket Classic a month ago, followed by borderline-top-20 finishes at both the John Deere Classic and the Scottish Open. After a week off to recover and fine-tune, Stoltz expects the rookie’s recent consistency to translate to TPC Twin Cities and thinks the softer field presents a clear path for another top-20 result at attractive + odds.

Drew Stoltz pivoted from Ryan Fox to Sam Burns and locked in Burns top 20 at +190 on Fanatics Sportsbook. Stoltz highlighted that Burns has logged five consecutive top-20 finishes and seven in his last eight starts, nearly stealing the U.S. Open and losing a playoff in Canada during that span. With Burns pushing to secure a Ryder Cup berth and showing week-in, week-out contention, Stoltz believes another top-20 cash at The Renaissance Club is highly probable.

Drew Stoltz stuck with Luke Clanton for a top-20 ticket at +190 despite the rookie missing the cut at the RBC Canadian Open and settling for T34 at the Travelers. Stoltz reviewed Clanton's scorecards and saw encouraging aggression: plenty of birdies but four costly bogeys on his closing nine kept him out of last week's top-20. Stoltz expects rapid improvement as the former world No.1 amateur acclimates to pro golf and believes Detroit Golf Club rewards frequent drivers—Clanton's greatest weapon—making a cleaned-up card good enough for a top-20 cash.

Drew Stoltz bet Collin Morikawa to finish inside the top 10 at +210 on Fanatics Sportsbook. Stoltz pointed to Morikawa ranking 2nd in driving accuracy on Tour, a crucial edge on Oakmont’s brutally narrow fairways. He added that Morikawa’s iron game trails only Scottie Scheffler and that the two-time major champ has finished top-20 in five of his last six majors. Morikawa’s U.S. Open track record—4th, 5th, 14th, 14th the past four years—convinced Stoltz he is the best challenger to Scheffler and a plus-value play for bettors hunting placement props.

Drew Stoltz, co-host of the Subpar podcast, recommended betting Sepp Straka for a top-10 finish at the Truist Championship at +350 on Fanatics Sportsbook. Stoltz said he knows the Wissahickon course better than most in the field and expects it to reward accuracy off the tee more than raw length. He highlighted Straka’s profile as a fairway-finder who pairs steady driving with solid iron play, noting that distance "doesn't matter as much" this week. With wet weather potentially softening the major-style setup, Stoltz believes Straka’s ability to keep the ball in play will translate to a strong leaderboard showing at generous +350 odds.