Golficity Staff offered Brandt Snedeker at 125/1 and $6,800 as a wind-savvy sleeper. Since being named Presidents Cup captain, Snedeker has flashed vintage form: T7 Memorial, T9 Bank of Utah Championship, T19 Procore—each fueled by crisp irons and his trademark short game. Royal Port minimizes his length issues and rewards his strengths; he ranks 8th in Driving Accuracy, 9th SG:Putting, 20th Scrambling. With the Bermuda producing triple-digit winners in each of the last two years, the staff believes Snedeker fits the blueprint for another shocker and is worth DFS exposure and small outright or top-40 tickets.

Bamford grabbed Brandt Snedeker at 100/1 each-way, hoping sentiment and stats converge. The 44-year-old ranks inside the field’s top-15 for Strokes Gained current form after finishes of 10th in Puerto Rico, 7th at The Memorial (a Signature stop), 19th at Procore and 9th at the Bank of Utah, where he was top-12 in SG: Approach, Around-the-Green and Tee-to-Green. Snedeker’s eight career TOUR wins include four on coastal Bermudagrass (Torrey twice, Pebble twice, Harbour Town), proving he still thrives when wind, uneven lies and grainy greens dictate. Battling for a top-125 Fall finish to keep conditional status, Bamford believes Sneds’ elite scrambling and putter can ride the forecasted 25-mph gusts to at least a place payout.

Kenny Kim called Brandt Snedeker the best lottery ticket in the ultra-cheap $6K range, highlighting that Snedeker gained 5.5 strokes on approach at last week’s John Deere Classic—his best iron week since 2018. The veteran already owns two top-10 finishes this year, proving the rebuilt hip can hold up for four rounds. Renaissance Club does not demand brute distance, letting Sneds lean on his elite wedge game and historically streaky putter that ranks fourth in strokes gained putting on fescue since 2015. At $6,200, Kim sees minimal downside: if the putter heats up, Snedeker can cruise through the cut and free salary to jam two elite studs up top. Kim will sprinkle top-40 tickets at +220 and use Sneds as a cash-game punt when weather forecasts indicate a low-wind birdie fest.

Sia Nejad suggested Brandt Snedeker ($6,500) as an unexpectedly intriguing DFS dart throw due to his sneaky recent form. Snedeker produced a T10 at the Puerto Rico Open and a made cut at Valspar Championship (T57), raising eyebrows after extended struggles. Nejad regards Snedeker's competent short game and decent off-the-tee play as sufficient justification to consider him for DFS lineups requiring inexpensive shots, citing a potential resurgence worth monitoring closely.