Pro Golf Now Staff recommended betting Greyson Sigg at +190 for a Top-20 finish. The pick leans on Sigg’s steady FedExCup Fall form—top-21 results at the Procore, Sanderson Farms, and Bank of Utah Championships—and on his reliable course history at Port Royal, where he has produced three straight top-22 finishes. Sitting 140th in the Fall standings, Sigg desperately needs points to keep his card, adding motivation to a statistical profile that already fits the Tour’s shortest layout.

Lack’s dark-horse ticket lands on Greyson Sigg 60-1. Sigg gained 8+ strokes on approach in two of his last three measured starts and leads the entire field in 100-150-yard proximity over the past 12 months. With Port Royal forcing a steady diet of wedges and Sigg already three-for-three in top-25 finishes here, Lack views him as a live outright option that markets are underrating.

Barnett circled Greyson Sigg at +600 for a top-20. Sigg posted a T4 here last year and owns multiple top-30s on the layout. Sitting outside the FedEx Fall top-100 cutoff, he needs a big week to keep full status, giving Barnett confidence the Georgia product will summon his best on a track he clearly enjoys.

Byron Lindeque circled Greyson Sigg as his favorite punt in the $6K range. Sigg ranks 10th in the field in strokes gained on courses where the average score is at least one under par, and Lindeque said "the easier it is, the better he plays." The Georgia Bulldog also sits inside the top-20 in Round-1 scoring average, a plus in no-cut events where early birdies separate lineups. With peers like Nick Taylor and Tom Hoge soaking up ownership, Byron wants Sigg in 15-20 percent of his GPP builds and has sprinkled a +650 top-20 prop to capture additional upside.