Pro Golf Now Staff backed Nico Echavarria at +2800 to lift another trophy. Since winning the 2023 Puerto Rico Open, the Colombian has stacked strong finishes—2nd at the ZOZO, runner-up at the Sony Open, and 9th at last month’s Baycurrent Classic. He fired a closing 63 for T14 in Mexico a week ago and owns two top-30 results in his last three trips to Port Royal. The short, wind-exposed par-71 sets up perfectly for his tidy wedge play and hot putter, giving bettors a compelling mid-tier outright candidate.

Pro Golf Now Staff endorsed Patrick Rodgers at +3500 to collect his first PGA Tour victory. Rodgers closed with a 64 to finish T6 at El Cardonal last week after a T27 at the Bank of Utah Championship, showing sharp current form. Port Royal is one of his favorite stops: two top-4 finishes in the last three years and a T9 in 2024. With a weaker-than-usual 120-man field and a course that rewards his accurate driving and strong putting, the touts see Rodgers finally breaking through.

Pro Golf Now Staff labeled Justin Lower a live sleeper at +7000. Lower has never finished outside the top-20 at Port Royal since 2022 and tied for 5th here last year. Over the past month he ranks top-5 in strokes-gained tee-to-green per Data Golf, a surge that includes a T3 at the Bank of Utah Championship. The 36-year-old opened 66-68 last week in Mexico on his way to T31 and enters the week 108th in the Fall standings, needing a big result to crack the top-100 and secure full status. The combination of urgent motivation, proven course comfort, and recent ball-striking makes him an enticing longshot outright.

Pro Golf Now Staff recommended betting Greyson Sigg at +190 for a Top-20 finish. The pick leans on Sigg’s steady FedExCup Fall form—top-21 results at the Procore, Sanderson Farms, and Bank of Utah Championships—and on his reliable course history at Port Royal, where he has produced three straight top-22 finishes. Sitting 140th in the Fall standings, Sigg desperately needs points to keep his card, adding motivation to a statistical profile that already fits the Tour’s shortest layout.