Spencer Aguiar pinpointed Keegan Bradley as the most significantly underpriced golfer on the DFS slate for the 2025 Masters. Bradley ranks first among Aguiar's top-5 underpriced golfers, signaling tremendous model-based value. Despite Bradley's early projected ownership appearing higher than initially expected, Aguiar emphasized Bradley's strong course fit profiles and narrative upside as the reigning Ryder Cup captain, indicating Bradley has plenty of motivation and pressure to perform well. If Bradley's ownership projection drops over the coming days, Aguiar intends to make Bradley a core player in his DFS lineups.

Spencer Aguiar recommended Robert Macintyre as a DFS target for the Masters, noting key Augusta suitability. Aguiar emphasized Macintyre's elite long-iron play from beyond 200 yards and elite metrics in birdie opportunities combined with bogey avoidance, two crucial skill sets proven predictive for past Augusta winners. He highlighted Augusta's built-in left-handed advantage, with six left-handers capturing victories over the last 22 years, further raising Macintyre’s ceiling for DFS performance at Augusta.

Spencer Aguiar pinpointed Min Woo Lee as a high-upside DFS play, emphasizing that Lee uniquely checks four critical Augusta criteria: proximity from 200-plus yards, driving distance, around-the-green skill, and weighted putting. Though historically wary of Lee’s inconsistent approach game, Aguiar recalled Lee topping his model two weeks ago at the Houston event, where Lee secured victory. Considering Lee's metrics intersection and slightly inflated DFS salary perception stemming from that recent win, Spencer expects Lee's ownership to remain relatively low while presenting notable win potential at Augusta.

Spencer Aguiar identified Russell Henley as a strong DFS and betting candidate at Augusta despite concerns over distance. Aguiar noted Henley consistently gains 5-10 yards off the tee on longer courses and emphasized his elite iron play, accuracy off the tee, and exceptional short-game skills. After Henley's surprising win at Arnold Palmer Invitational, Aguiar asserts that Henley has real win equity at Augusta, suggesting advantageous outright betting prices at 50-plus odds. However, Spencer cautioned DFS players to pair Henley strategically due to anticipated high ownership.

Spencer Aguiar highlighted Xander Schauffele as an intriguing low-owned DFS option for the Masters given his recent injury issues and slow start to 2025. Xander had struggled due to injuries throughout the early season, but Spencer pointed specifically to a pronounced uptick in driving distance numbers from Xander in his most recent tournament performance as a clear sign that Xander is rounding into form at the perfect time. Despite previous struggles and lowered ownership projections around 8%, Spencer sees Schauffele as a potential leverage play due to high upside and returning health.