Matt Perrault strongly advises betting Brooks Koepka over Viktor Hovland in a four-round head-to-head matchup at The Masters. Koepka thrives in major championships and historically performs exceptionally well at Augusta National. Highlighting that Koepka is being undervalued in current markets due to playing on the LIV Tour, Perrault identifies the sportsbooks' pricing errors on LIV Tour players as a key reason for the value. Given Koepka's strong track record, current form, and focus on majors, this matchup at a favorable price of -130 is highly appealing.

Derek Farnsworth recommends avoiding DFS exposure to Brooks Koepka at Augusta, citing notable struggles with form this year. Given Koepka's consistently poor recent performances, Farnsworth does not see enough upside for DFS value with Koepka during The Masters week.

Brady Kannon is backing Brooks Koepka at 35-1, largely due to Koepka's proven majors pedigree and strong recent form displayed with a second-place finish in Singapore. Koepka has two Masters runner-ups in his career and consistently shows preparation geared specifically toward majors. He previously has top performances at correlated courses including Kapalua, Houston, and St. Andrews. Koepka's strengths (2nd in field on long par-4 scoring and 6th in Scrambling over the last 36 rounds) position him well for Augusta's test.

Byron Lindeque advocated betting on Brooks Koepka due to his exceptional historical performance in majors, highlighting how Koepka repeatedly contends strongly on golf's biggest stages despite inconsistent regular-season form. Byron emphasized Koepka’s incredible aggregate scoring record in majors since 2017, cumulatively at 102 under par across multiple events, despite a few poor showings during injury-plagued seasons. Given his proven major pedigree, Byron views Koepka as a very attractive betting option, particularly at odds in the mid-30s or as a potential first-round leader bet, capitalizing on market hesitation stemming from inconsistency in smaller events.

Skylar Hoke strongly opposed investing heavily in Brooks Koepka for the Masters due to overrating his supposed 'major championship focus' narrative. Hoke drew attention to Koepka's recent declining major finishes, missing top-25 finishes in six straight events, as evidence the myth of Koepka's extra motivation in majors has run its course. Despite acknowledging Koepka's recent relative success on LIV (multiple wins, runner-up recently), Skylar thinks the betting markets and DFS ownership projections remain unfairly inflated due to this outdated perception. Koepka's track-record volatility at the Masters (45th, 2nd, cut, cut, 7th, 2nd) further highlights significant risks in backing him at current prices. Skylar doubts Koepka's recent LIV success is enough indication he's ready to recapture championship form at Augusta, despite his historical reputation.

Brandon Gdula highlighted Brooks Koepka as his clear preferred DFS selection over Viktor Hovland in the mid-range salary tier. He emphasized Koepka's unique ability to elevate his game specifically at major championships, making season-long performance less meaningful. Koepka has recently warmed up with his iron play and relied strongly on his short-game and around-the-green skills on the LIV Tour to maintain competitive form. Gdula sees his mid-level DFS salary (10,700) as very appealing, especially versus Hovland, who's coming off a win but whose recent victory seemed somewhat unexpected. For Gdula, Koepka's major-centric upside clearly outweighed Hovland's recent form.

Steve Bamford identified Brooks Koepka as a potential betting and DFS selection for majors, contingent on how well he performs at this week's LIV event at Doral. Bamford mentioned he's closely watching Koepka's form, particularly his greens in regulation stats. He linked Brooks' motivation directly to clinching a Ryder Cup spot, arguing it could ignite peak performance in the four majors, highlighting his past capability to elevate his game on prestigious stages. For DFS players or bettors, Bamford suggests carefully monitoring Koepka's LIV performance because even minimal signs of life and strong ball-striking form could signal considerable upside for major tournament play.

David Barnett identified Brooks Koepka as his second-favorite LIV golfer for outright betting at the Masters (behind only Jon Rahm). Barnett explained Koepka's inconsistent LIV tour performances make it tough to gauge form, but noted Koepka's second-place finish in a major shortly after mediocre play on the LIV tour in 2023 demonstrates his ability to peak for majors. He reminded listeners of Koepka's proven history as a closer at the highest levels, capable of converting wins when near the leaderboard. Barnett believes Koepka's odds near 30-to-1 present strong value, particularly if he starts well in round one. He cautioned that a bad first day could happen, but overall Koepka has clear win equity well above most of the LIV players.

FOX Sports recommends Brooks Koepka as a valuable long-shot bet (+3000 odds) for the 2025 Masters. Despite longer odds, Koepka has an established history of performing exceptionally at major championships, including multiple major victories, which indicates strong potential for a standout performance at Augusta. FOX Sports specifically suggests placing a smaller wager due to the high-value odds and Koepka's past success in majors.

Elliott Heath is strongly endorsing Brooks Koepka as his choice to win The Masters, pointing out Koepka's quietly good recent form, including a second-place finish in Singapore and a seventh-place finish in Adelaide. Heath highlights Koepka's previous strong performances at Augusta, notably two runner-up finishes in 2019 and 2023, the latter of which Koepka admitted he 'choked away.' Given this unfinished business and his historically strong iron play, putting, and driving distance well suited for Augusta National, Heath believes Koepka offers great value at +3300 odds. Heath sees Koepka as mentally strong enough to overcome previous near misses and earn his sixth career Major this year.

Griffin Wong pinpointed Brooks Koepka as having high upside at the 2025 Masters Tournament, with appealing odds at +3000 on DraftKings Sportsbook. Wong emphasized Koepka's track record at Augusta, where he has finished in a tie for second place twice. Koepka also enters Augusta as the reigning 2023 PGA Championship winner, representing strong current form and experience invaluable for contending at the Masters. Given his previous close calls and recent major win, Wong views Koepka as one of the strongest LIV betting options available at these odds.

Pat Mayo cast doubt on Brooks Koepka's ability to handle Master's pressure, arguing that mental strength concerns seriously hamper his betting viability. Mayo acknowledged Koepka historically handles pressure impeccably when winning, but markedly struggles when not frontrunning, becoming visibly rattled and performing poorly. Mayo strongly highlighted that even Koepka, despite his proven major championship record, is not immune to anxiety and mental jitters, specifically at Augusta. Mayo recommended evaluating Koepka's psychological fortitude critically before betting outright, arguing mental breakdown risks detract significantly from his Masters betting appeal.

Mike McClure flagged Brooks Koepka as a probable DFS fade for the Masters due to DFS ownership concerns. Despite acknowledging Koepka's proven ability as a 'big game hunter' who excels during major championships, McClure warned Koepka typically draws inflated ownership numbers. Given the field strength and DFS strategy, he viewed Koepka as potentially overvalued and best avoided in fantasy lineups due to limited leverage opportunities, despite the golfer's major tournament success.

Pat Mayo identified Brooks Koepka as an automatic bet at the current 35-to-1 odds for The Masters. Despite acknowledging he's usually not a Brooks guy himself, Mayo recognized the betting potential in Koepka given his recent second-place finish at a LIV event at Sentosa Golf Club, combined with a strong track record of success in majors. Historically, Mayo notes if bettors continuously took Brooks at 25-1 odds or higher in majors, they'd be profitable long-term. He believes a strong showing this week at Trump National Doral Miami would reinforce that Brooks is motivated and in proper form heading into Augusta. Even though Koepka's performance at Sentosa could be discounted since he consistently plays well there, Mayo emphasized that consecutive strong outings would signal sincere preparation and legitimate potential for another major win.