Rob Bolton identifies Chris Gotterup as an excellent fantasy consideration due to his distance off the tee, ideally suited for bomber-friendly courses like the Corales Puntacana Championship layout. Gotterup, who won the Myrtle Beach Classic last season and placed T16 and T18 recently at similar long-course setups (Puerto Rico Open and Texas Children's Houston Open), is highlighted as a player whose driving distance can generate scoring opportunities at Corales. Bolton argues this recent success and the nature of the course should make Gotterup a popular betting and DFS choice.

Jamie Worsley recommended Chris Gotterup at 50/1 due to his clear strengths aligning with Corales Golf Course's demands this week. Gotterup recently placed 16th in Puerto Rico, showing a liking for similar open and exposed venues. He has demonstrated consistent improvements in his approach play, gaining strokes in approach his last three starts, and currently ranks top-20 in greens-in-regulation on tour, an advantage in the forecasted tough weekend conditions. Jamie noted Gotterup's prior success on open courses like Farmers Insurance Open (25th) and Houston Open (18th). Despite narrowly missing the cut at Corales last year, Gotterup's improved recent ball-striking form and proven ability from his Myrtle Beach Classic win indicate he can contend strongly here.

Rick Gehman flagged Chris Gotterup as a strong DFS pick at $6,800 due to TPC San Antonio’s setup rewarding driving distance. Coming off a solid T18 performance in Houston, Gotterup demonstrated strong tee play by gaining multiple strokes off-the-tee for the first time since the Shriners event last fall. Gehman believes Gotterup, who is among the longest drivers on tour, will find success at this course given his ability to overpower the layout without excessive penalty for missing fairways.

Despite not playing particularly well lately, Matt Gannon sees Chris Gotterup as a high-potential placement bet for the Houston Open. Gannon emphasized Gotterup's excellent driving distance, aligning perfectly with Memorial Park's demands as a driver-putter course. He categorized Gotterup alongside longer hitters like Hayden Springer and Trey Mullinax, who bring a similar bombing style combined with the upside of putting spikes. Although not fully endorsing Gotterup outright due to current form, Gannon strongly supports targeting him in positional betting markets—particularly at triple-digit odds where Gotterup could be undervalued given his skill set and course fit.