Maddi MacClurg tabbed Jordan Spieth at +4000 as a ceiling-play sleeper, pointing to his closing 62 at the Byron Nelson that hinted at a putter awakening. While Quail tends to favor bombers, she argued its sweeping doglegs reward Spieth’s creativity and short-game wizardry. With the career grand slam carrot dangling, MacClurg thinks a fiery flatstick could facilitate a surprise charge.

Maddi MacClurg made Bryson DeChambeau her outright at +1050 after his recent LIV Golf Korea victory. She stressed Quail Hollow’s design invites aggressive, carry-heavy lines that only Bryson’s 350-yard missiles can fully exploit. If his irons stay dialed — they were top-10 in greens-in-regulation during the Korea win — MacClurg believes his unmatched power combo will overwhelm the field.

Maddi MacClurg rolled the dice on Jordan Spieth at +4000, citing both recent sparks and Spieth’s intangible edge. A closing-round 62 at the Byron Nelson signaled his scoring ceiling is still intact. Although Quail Hollow favors the bombers, MacClurg believes the course also rewards "imagination and grit," Spieth’s calling cards. With the career Grand Slam still missing a PGA title, MacClurg thinks the extra motivation, combined with a typically streaky putter that showed life in Texas, makes Spieth a legitimate contender worth an outright sprinkle and DFS exposure.

Maddi MacClurg took Bryson DeChambeau at +1050 after his recent LIV Golf Korea victory. She said Quail Hollow specifically rewards length off the tee and no one leverages power like Bryson. The layout tempts players to take aggressive lines—something DeChambeau relishes—and pays off those who execute. If his irons stay dialed, MacClurg believes Bryson converts that driving edge into a Wanamaker trophy.