Ben Coley identifies Byeong Hun An as excellent value to finish as the top Korean player at The Masters given recent form contrasts. He emphasizes that fellow Koreans Tom Kim and Sungjae Im are badly out of form. Coley points out Im's alarming decline in approach play, ranking 181st of 186 on Tour, and Kim having only one top-30 in nine 2025 appearances. By contrast, An impressed at Augusta last year, ranking second in strokes gained tee-to-green while placing 16th. Recent strong performances—two top-20s in his last three starts—and success over Tom Kim in a playoff further support An as the clear choice among Korean players.

Derek Farnsworth identifies Byeong Hun An as his preferred DFS value play at Augusta priced below 7K, despite some recent iron struggles. Farnsworth emphasizes An's elite driving length combined with adequate short game skills. An also has recent finishes of T8 and T16, plus a T16 at last year's Masters, providing strong upside and value stability for DFS lineups.

Matt Vincenzi recommended backing Byeong Hun An at +500 as the Top Asian finisher at Augusta. An is coming into Augusta with strong recent form, posting top-20 finishes twice in his last three starts. His length off the tee and exceptional touch around tight greens are a perfect fit for the Masters' challenging short-game test. After showing signs of Augusta comfort with a T16 in 2024, combined with the questionable current form of fellow Asian golfers Hideki Matsuyama, Tom Kim, and Sungjae Im, Vincenzi finds value in the +500 odds.

Cam Stewart expressed strong interest in Byeong Hun An as a top 20 bet at Augusta, highlighting An's exceptional ball striking and irons as key reasons. Stewart admitted concerns about An's shaky putting, which can lead to painful short-missed putts, but emphasized Augusta rewards precise ball-strikers who avoid big mistakes. Stewart specifically noted Augusta's unique design, sidehill lies, and difficult greens, making An—an elite iron striker—an ideal candidate for a top-20 wager. If Stewart had to choose over/under, he'd clearly put Byeong Hun An inside the top 20 finishers.

Ben Rasa pinpointed strong value with Byeong Hun An for top Asian golfer (+800 odds) at THE PLAYERS Championship. Rasa argued comparably less value exists in the South Korean market at half the odds, noting he sees Hideki Matsuyama as the primary legitimate obstacle in the broader Asian market. Rasa highlighted Ben An's notable bounce-back in iron play at API, his recent strong off-the-tee consistency, and his upside if the putter and short game click. Rasa also noted this particular market offers effective high-upside exposure to Ben An without significant portfolio risk. Mayo and Byron endorsed potential first-round leader value due to An's capability for explosive birdie streaks.

Ben Coley strongly recommended fading Byeong Hun An at THE PLAYERS Championship, highlighting An's recent struggles at TPC Sawgrass as a major red flag. Specifically noting that An posted a disastrous 11 on the iconic par-3 17th hole just a few years ago en route to carding an 83. Coley mentioned this implosion as particularly worrisome given the mental challenge Sawgrass presents. Even though An is available at seemingly attractive odds of 125-to-1, Coley emphasized his recent painful experiences at Sawgrass quickly overshadow this number, making him a golfer to avoid backing this week.