Pat Mayo listed Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra as a "mineral pick," locking in a Top-40 ticket at +240 (2-to-1 still available at Coolbet). Mayo loves the Spaniard’s combination of length and sustained form: six straight top-12 finishes spanning the Asian Tour and DP World Tour, plus a win at the Indian Open. He reminded listeners that Chacarra was the No. 2 amateur in the world—behind only Ludvig Aberg—before turning pro, and that soft, rain-soaked conditions should accentuate his power advantage while letting him fire directly at pins. Given the watered-down middle tier of this PGA Championship field, Mayo believes Chacarra’s current ceiling is being under-appreciated and a simple made-cut with one solid weekend round is enough to cash the +240 ticket.

Geoff Fienberg told listeners to hunt the nationality market and grab Eugenio Lopez-Chacarra at 6-to-1 to be Low Spaniard, a group that includes Jon Rahm (–150), Sergio Garcia (+350) and David Puig (+475). Fienberg noted Chacarra has not finished outside the top-12 in any event—LIV or Asian Tour—for seven straight months, flashing both elite driving distance and an improving short game. With Rahm openly cold on Quail Hollow and Sergio aging out of contention, Geoff thinks Chacarra’s current form gives him a realistic path to steal the category if Rahm stumbles. He called 6-1 a misprice relative to Rahm’s short odds and advised pairing it with top-20 props for a correlated payday.