Kenny Kim recommended Brice Garnett as a valuable low-owned DFS sleeper at Valero Texas Open. Kim illustrated Garnett's ideal course fit based on strong good-drive percentage and proficiency from critical approach yardages (150-175 yards). Citing past examples of short hitters succeeding at this event (e.g., Ryan Moore, Kevin Streelman), Kim views Garnett’s accurate, controlled strategy as uniquely suited for this test and endorsed Garnett confidently at projected minimal ownership.

Tyler Tamboline named Brice Garnett as a viable, though inherently risky, punt play option with tournament-winning upside for DFS players opting to take risks in large-field MME contests. He stressed the importance of strategic exposure—aiming for 6% to 10% of lineups—rather than minimal exposure. Tamboline underscored the volatile nature of plays like Garnett but explained that smart and meaningful exposure could reap significant rewards if Garnett outperforms his pricing tier.