Brandon Gdula highlighted Harry Hall as a compelling bet, especially targeting his prop markets (such as top-20 finish) at the Valero Texas Open. Hall mirrors Sam Burns' profile—with steady driving play, currently shaky irons but elite short game skills. Encouragingly, Hall has made the cut in both previous TPC San Antonio appearances (T28, T58) and is playing about 0.4 strokes per round better this season than at any point in his career. His victory at the ISCO Championship during the previous summer further underscores Hall's capacity to perform well when his iron play improves, making him a solid top-20 option.

Matt Gannon recommended placing an outright bet on Harry Hall at around 55-1 odds, influenced by Hall's resurgence off the tee—his best driving performance since Kapalua. Gannon stressed Hall's comfort on Bermuda grass greens and solid results from comparable courses such as TPC Summerlin, suggesting conditions at the Valero Texas Open align ideally for Hall.

Big Nasty is targeting Harry Hall at the Valero Texas Open, highlighting exceptional value in Hall’s odds (+105 top 40 finish, +275 top 20). Despite being relatively unknown, Hall has consistently performed well in events without elite competition, securing top 40 finishes in 6 of 8 non-elevated events this year. Big Nasty also emphasizes that the Data Golf course-fit model ranks Hall extremely high, making him a great under-the-radar betting value this week.

Brandon Gdula sees Harry Hall as an attractive top-20 option at +260, centered on Hall's exceptional short game skills. Hall ranks second only to Sam Burns in the field based on strokes gained around-the-green plus putting metrics. Hall's iron play has struggled recently, similar to Burns, but Gdula argues this is acceptable given TPC San Antonio greatly rewards short game proficiency, with scrambling historically correlating strongly with success. Hall has made two prior cuts at this course, placing T28 and T58 respectively, despite being a significantly less accomplished professional in those previous appearances. Now, in the midst of his best professional season, Gdula believes Hall's combination of elite short game skills and improving overall form make him a credible value play for a top-20 finish this week.

Derek Farnsworth expressed interest in Harry Hall as an intriguing DFS option for the Valero Texas Open, noting his solid and consistent performance over approximately the past six to eight months. Farnsworth didn't dwell extensively on statistics, but he clearly considers Hall a viable consideration in DFS lineups given the extended stretch of positive performances, suggesting steady momentum that makes Hall an appealing lower-cost investment this week.

Byron Lindeque shared strong concerns around Harry Hall's mental game and advised heavily against betting him currently. Hall, despite a profitable 2024 top-20 betting record, has drastically deteriorated in 2025. Specifically, his fourth-round performances have suddenly become dramatically worse, dropping by a staggering two-and-a-half strokes in strokes gained compared to his successful round-four performances last year. Byron labeled this significant downfall as a sign of severe mental confidence issues, rendering Hall virtually unbettable until he shows substantial recovery.

Ryan Pohle recommends backing Andrew Novak (-120) over Harry Hall, pointing out Hall's noticeable dip in form after a strong 2024 season and decent start to the year. Hall missed three of his last five cuts, failing to consistently gain strokes off-the-tee or on approach during that slump. Novak offers a steadier profile as a solid ball striker, making him the better matchup bet this week.