At 100/1 each-way, Michael Brennan is the bonus wager. The analyst believes his prodigious length (3rd in Driving Distance, 6th in Total Driving, 6th in SG: Off-the-Tee) suits Memorial Park, another bomber-friendly venue where Stephan Jaeger – a noted course horse – has thrived. Brennan’s approach stats back that up: 10th in proximity and 13th on shots over 200 yards. While recent results appear ordinary, he has repeatedly been inside the top-25 through 36 or 54 holes (20th after 54 at Phoenix, 13th at halfway in the Cognizant Classic, closing 66-68-69 at the AmEx). The tout argues the early hype cooled too fast after Brennan won the Bank of Utah Championship on his pro debut, and a generous eight-place each-way market makes him an appealing flyer on a course that accentuates his biggest weapon.

Yellamaraju was tipped at 110/1 each-way as the longshot of the week. After a career-best 5th at THE PLAYERS, the Canadian arrives brimming with confidence and armed with the exact skill set Memorial Park rewards. He ranks 1st in Total Driving, 15th in Distance, 25th in Accuracy, 36th in SG: Off-the-Tee, 7th in proximity, and 2nd on approaches over 200 yards – perfect for the course’s long-iron demands. The tout noted that Carlos Ortiz, Jaeger and Min Woo Lee all claimed their maiden titles here since the tournament moved to Memorial Park, making it a proven breakout venue. Add top-16 marks in Birdie Average and SG: Putting and the analyst sees a realistic path to another first-time winner even with Scottie Scheffler in the field.

The handicapper made Stephan Jaeger the 60/1 each-way outsider, citing a remarkable course résumé: a win, 9th, 11th and 35th in four Memorial Park appearances. Jaeger beat Scottie Scheffler head-to-head for his maiden Tour victory here and fired 64-67-67 over the final 54 holes in last year’s title defence. He has already posted two top-7 finishes in seven 2026 starts and ranked 8th in SG: Tee-to-Green and 27th in SG: Approach last week. With the driver expected to decide matters on the 7,475-yard par-70, the analyst believes Jaeger’s current ball-striking surge plus his proven Houston comfort make him a dangerous long-shot option.

The Today's Golfer betting expert backed Brooks Koepka each-way at 28/1, arguing that Memorial Park is tailor-made for him. Koepka consulted on Tom Doak’s redesign, finished 5th on his first look here, and owns three consecutive top-18 results since re-joining the PGA Tour. Over his last two starts he has ranked inside the top-4 in Strokes Gained: Approach, and he carded a Friday 67 last week after another sluggish Thursday – proof the irons are dialed. Distance remains a weapon even while the driver is a touch erratic, and the analyst believes Koepka will be highly motivated with Augusta only two weeks away. All signs point to a genuine chance of contending on a course he knows better than anyone else in the field.