Keith Stewart highlighted Justin Rose as a player who consistently performs well at Augusta due to his conservative approach and strategic course knowledge, regardless of recent immediate form. Stewart explained that recent changes to the course, notably lengthened par 5s (13 and 15) and replaced greens (1, 8, 15, and 16), would significantly increase decision-making complexity. Stewart strongly emphasized the advantage veterans like Rose have through experience-based conservative play, noting how newcomers or aggressive players like Michael Kim inevitably make costly errors by attacking difficult green approaches aggressively. Stewart specifically mentioned how Rose's disciplined route around Augusta reliably positions him for success amidst challenging conditions and strategic changes to the course.

Brady Kannon sees 110-1 longshot Justin Rose as intriguing value due to his excellent Augusta history, including two runner-up finishes and consistent top-10s. Rose's recent solid performances at significant events—Pebble Beach and Bay Hill—along with elite Bentgrass Putting (10th in SG: Putting), suggest he still possesses the skill and experience to contend strongly as a veteran at Augusta.

Matt Chivers recommended Justin Rose as a high-value longshot bet at 100/1 odds for the 2025 Masters. Rose revived major credibility after finishing tied for second behind Xander Schauffele at the 2024 Open and a further strong sixth-place showing at the 2024 PGA Championship. Although missing the cut at Augusta and US Open in 2024, Chivers considers Rose's previous Augusta record highly compelling—he was runner-up in 2015 and narrowly lost a playoff against Sergio Garcia in 2017, along with another top-five result back in 2007. Despite being over 40, Rose continues to produce strong performances, competing effectively in premier events such as Pebble Beach, Le Golf National, and Hong Kong in 2024 and generating a notable top-10 (T8) finish at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Chivers argues Rose's experience, knowledge of Augusta, and ongoing ability to contend in strong fields provide substantial betting upside at generous triple-digit odds, making him a compelling Masters longshot pick.

Matt Vincenzi sees Justin Rose (+11000) as an intriguing long-shot pick with a chance to compete at the Masters. Rose's approach to major-focused preparation, combined with a strong record at Augusta (including a runner-up playoff loss in 2017 and five other top-10 finishes), suggests he could contend again. This season he has demonstrated good form with top-ten finishes at tough, prestigious venues like Pebble Beach and Bay Hill. Vincenzi argues Rose is exactly the type of seasoned veteran who could contend late if top favorites stumble, setting him up for a possible surprise Masters victory.

Byron Lindeque likes the betting upside for Justin Rose given Rose's proven Augusta putting history. Rose has averaged 1.5 strokes gained per round putting in 14 Masters appearances. Byron highlighted Rose's recent strong form, specifically at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and Pebble Beach Pro-Am, both courses considered poor fits for Rose, yet he still performed impressively. Byron views Augusta as ideal for Rose's elite putting ability, predicting he could significantly outperform odds implied placement markets due to his consistency around Augusta's greens.

Cam Stewart suggested Justin Rose is significantly undervalued as an outright bet to win the Masters at lengthy odds around 100-1. Stewart argued that Rose's extensive major championship success and premier putting skill on Augusta's challenging greens make him notably more capable of contending than similarly priced golfers like Keegan Bradley or Matthew Fitzpatrick. Stewart forcefully asserted he would back Rose head-to-head against Fitzpatrick without hesitation, further accentuating his confidence that oddsmakers and public perception are unfairly dismissing Rose's chances.

Cam Stewart enthusiastically highlighted Justin Rose as his prime bet for the first round leader at the Masters at juicy odds of 65-1. Stewart cited Rose's excellent track record getting off to hot starts at Augusta, historically playing very well on Thursdays at the Masters. Stewart clearly noted that he doesn't want Rose deep into the weekend—this is purely a targeted first round leader play at high odds.

Pat Mayo strongly advocates targeting Justin Rose in first-round leader markets for The Masters based on his outstanding historical performance on day one at majors, particularly Augusta where he's led after day one four times previously. Mayo emphasized the success gained by specifically backing Rose in early round bets due to his consistent strong starts, demonstrating elite putting and ability to quickly get into scoring positions during first rounds.

Pat Mayo targeted Justin Rose as an attractive betting option specifically in the first-round leader market for the upcoming Masters. Rose consistently ranks among Augusta's elite putters, gaining notable strokes on the greens over the last two Masters events. Given that outstanding putting performances strongly correlate with first-round leaderboard success—when scrambling and around-the-green performance matter less—Mayo sees Rose's excellent putting as a powerful indicator. Mayo explicitly mentioned Rose as one of his top picks for first-round leader betting, relying heavily on Rose hitting greens in regulation and sinking longer putts, a recipe historically successful in round-one Augusta bets.

Pat Perry sees Justin Rose as a promising low-owned DFS pivot at Augusta, despite recent inconsistent outings. Rose showed form with solid play at the Arnold Palmer, and notably has good historical performances at Augusta, including a near victory several years ago. Although acknowledging his volatility of late, Perry believes Rose's existing upside combined with low projected DFS ownership makes him worthy of consideration.

Pat Mayo targeted Justin Rose specifically in Masters first-round leader betting markets, noting Rose’s consistent historical tendency to start strongly in majors. Despite inconsistent overall finishes and mixed recent form, Mayo emphasized Rose’s propensity to frequently rise early on challenging courses, particularly in big events. Given Rose’s strong early-round history in majors and his lasting comfort level with Augusta's demanding layout, Mayo indicated him as an optimal first-round betting selection rather than an outright winner.

Pat Mayo highlighted Justin Rose as a preferred first-round leader bet at Augusta, given his recent habit of starting strong in major championships. Although Rose's form has been erratic with missed cuts mixed with top-ten finishes, Mayo notices a clear trend of Rose frequently appearing near the top of leaderboards early in majors. Mayo emphasized Rose's proven comfort playing tough, signature courses, suggesting that targeting Rose specifically in Masters first-round leader markets is an ideal betting angle.

Pat Mayo sees Justin Rose as an ideal first-round leader (FRL) bet at The Masters. Mayo emphasized Rose's consistent track record of strong first-round performances at major championships, mentioning Rose frequently positions himself near the top of leaderboards early. Given this pattern, Mayo suggests Rose represents excellent betting value specifically in the FRL market for majors.

Joe Champion highlighted two-time Masters runner-up Justin Rose (+10000) as an enticing longshot for the Valero Texas Open. Despite making his course debut, Champion emphasized Rose's recent performances in significant events—including a third-place finish at the Pebble Beach Pro-Am and eighth at Bay Hill—as indicators of his current form. Although Rose narrowly missed the cut at Sawgrass by just one stroke, Champion sees strong value in his well-rounded game and recent ability to compete among elite fields, especially at such favorable odds.

Josh Culp likes Justin Rose's value as an outright winner at 90-1 (one-fourth each-way for 5 places) for the Valero Texas Open. Rose ranks above field average in every strokes gained category per FTN’s PGA Course Fit Model, a key indicator of his adaptability to changing course conditions common in Texas weather. Rose ranks 10th in baseline performance in this week’s field since the start of the new year, with the highest volatility, reflecting a boom-or-bust profile with immense upside. Culp rates Rose's peak or 'A-game' form as the fifth-best in the field, making the 90-1 price attractive considering Rose's considerable ceiling.

Brandon Gdula pointed out Justin Rose as a potentially underrated DFS play due to his appealing recent strokes gained figure of 1.29 and his low FanDuel salary set at $9,000. Despite several missed cuts recently—specifically at The Players Championship, Genesis Invitational, and Farmers Insurance Open—Rose has flashed upside with top-10 finishes at more challenging setups such as the Arnold Palmer Invitational and Pebble Beach. Gdula finds Rose intriguing for DFS lineups, seeing potential value arising from his inconsistent but noteworthy spike results.

Brian Giuffra identified value in wagering on Justin Rose as the top English player at +550 odds. Rose has displayed a pronounced bounce-back pattern this season, securing both of his top-10 results immediately following missed cuts. Having just missed the cut at the Players Championship, Giuffra expects this trend might persist. Even during his missed cuts, Rose has shown strong underlying play, further bolstering the case for backing him against fellow English contenders such as Tommy Fleetwood and Matt Fitzpatrick.

Byron Lindeque strongly believes Justin Rose is a prime pick to win the Valero Texas Open at TPC San Antonio. Byron specifically chose Rose in a head-to-head matchup against Eric Cole, expressing confidence that Rose would not only outperform Cole but win the entire tournament. He emphasized Rose's current form and suitability to the course conditions, evident in his confidence to publicly match Rose against an opposing analyst's pick. Byron sees Rose as a valuable bet at even money odds, reflecting his strong conviction that Rose is well-positioned to contend and win this tournament.

Brian Giuffra sees value in Justin Rose prop bet for top English golfer at +550 at the Valero Texas Open. Giuffra outlined Rose’s intriguing pattern—two of his top-10 finishes this year immediately followed a missed cut, and he recently missed the cut at the Players Championship. While acknowledging the superstition involved, Giuffra finds merit in Rose’s overall strong level of play, suggesting he's due another bounce-back week. Believing Rose will outperform fellow English contenders Tommy Fleetwood and Matt Fitzpatrick this week, Giuffra encourages bettors to follow this bounce-back pattern and support Rose as the top English finisher.

Rick Gehman enthusiastically recommended Justin Rose for DFS lineups at $7,300, explicitly due to his volatile tournament upside. Despite inconsistent results (alternating cuts and top-10 finishes), Gehman felt Rose's strong short game, solid iron play, and spike weeks provide excellent value compared to steady but limited-upside golfers like Keith Mitchell. His boom-or-bust style makes Rose capable of drastically outperforming his DFS price and delivering tournament-winning potential.

Mike Petta endorsed Justin Rose as an attractive, high-upside DFS play at a bargain price, particularly suited for tougher courses and strong fields. Petta cited Rose's recent eighth-place finish last week as indicative of his capacity to contend in challenging conditions. He emphasized Rose's ability to 'grind' effectively on difficult layouts and stated Rose is his favorite inexpensive choice, providing substantial upside at a price point of only 6,300 in DraftKings contests.

Patrick McDonald likes Justin Rose as a high-value long-shot play at 135-to-1 odds for THE PLAYERS Championship. Rose excels on strategic, thought-provoking golf courses, as evidenced by recent top-10 finishes at Pebble Beach and Bay Hill—venues requiring precise approach play and thoughtful course management. Removing two poor performances at Torrey Pines, Rose has recently shown reliable contention in challenging conditions. Additionally, Rose boasts fantastic past results at THE PLAYERS Championship and nearly captured the Open Championship title last year, underscoring his potential to compete strongly at high-level events.

Ben Coley targeted Justin Rose as an excellent longshot at three-figure odds for THE PLAYERS Championship, citing Rose's strong track record in top-tier events over the past year (two major top-10s, two top PGA signature event finishes) and further encouraged by his recent performances, especially his consistently strong putting and an impressive approach-play showing at Bay Hill. Rose clearly performs well at TPC Sawgrass, logging three top-10 finishes in his last nine appearances, significantly improving after the event moved to March. Coley underscored Rose's historical success on Pete Dye-designed courses, notably winning at TPC Louisiana, which closely mirrors Sawgrass features and required shots. Given Rose's desire to secure a Ryder Cup spot and ability to carry form forward from recent premier events into THE PLAYERS Championship, Coley concluded that his odds around 125/1 were highly attractive.

Byron Lindeque highlighted Justin Rose across multiple betting markets for THE PLAYERS Championship due to strong recent form and historical success. Rose finished T-8 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational with impressive iron play, and his putting has remained hot after a third-place finish at the Pebble Beach Championship. Historically at TPC Sawgrass, Rose has delivered multiple strong finishes, placing 6th in 2023, 8th in 2019, and historically performing well dating back to 2003. Lindeque emphasized Rose's potential spike performances and motivation in a Ryder Cup year, suggesting ladders from top-10 (+800), top-5 (+1800 to +2500), up to outright winner at 120-1 given the ties-paid-in-full offerings at different sportsbooks.

Brandon Gdula identified Justin Rose as an intriguing high-upside DFS tournament play priced at $8,500 on FanDuel. While noting Rose's recent performances have been streaky, he highlighted Rose's ability to spike with both iron shots and putting, creating large potential for strong finishes despite inconsistency. Gdula cautioned, however, that Rose was not suitable as a safe cash-game play given his recent volatility, recommending him more as a boom-or-bust option suitable for tournament lineups looking for explosive outcomes.

Esten McLaren recommends Justin Rose at long-shot odds (+12500 at Caesars) for THE PLAYERS Championship, emphasizing significant value based on course experience and recent form. Rose has logged extensive play at TPC Sawgrass (57 competitive rounds) and owns three career top-10 finishes at the event, including a T-6 two years ago. Though he missed last year's cut, Rose bounced back recently at Bay Hill, finishing tied for eighth thanks to excellent iron play (1.05 strokes gained: approach per round) and elite putting performance (1.28 strokes gained: putting per round). Back up to No. 34 in the OWGR, Rose's current pricing alongside players like Doug Ghim and Christiaan Bezuidenhout is a clear misalignment in McLaren's eyes. He argues Rose's track record and peak form represent huge betting upside, making him well worth a wager at these odds.

Byron Lindeque selected Justin Rose as his ladder betting target this week due to Rose's current form and historical success on similar courses. Rose finished in the top-10 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational last week, ranking 6th in approach and consistently finding fairways. His historical performance at TPC Sawgrass includes several top-10 finishes. Lindeque noted Rose thrives at courses like TPC Sawgrass—courses that don't overly emphasize long driving distance. Given Rose's third-place finish at Pebble Beach and a solid track record of performing well at specific venues, Lindeque believes laddering Rose (top 20 at +400, top 10 at around +900, and top 5 at 22-1) is an optimal betting strategy.

Andy Swales recommended Justin Rose as a decidedly strong each-way betting opportunity for THE PLAYERS Championship. Rose arrives at TPC Sawgrass with notable recent form, registering top-10 finishes in two of his last three starts, all of which were PGA Tour Signature Events featuring elite fields. Moreover, his best career finish at TPC Sawgrass is a tie for fourth, and over the past several editions (2018-24) Rose has maintained one of the lowest stroke averages among the field at 70.63. While acknowledging Rose may not claim an outright victory in such a robust field, Swales firmly believes his consistent performance and excellent current form offer fantastic each-way value at long odds.