Byron Lindeque sees Kaito Onishi as a strong DFS sleeper pick at just $6,000 for the Valero Texas Open. Byron explained last week's event was not ideal for Onishi as the course played too easy, but expects a tougher, more demanding TPC San Antonio layout this week to be far better suited to Onishi's skill set. Given the price and the difficulty of the course this week, Byron specifically recommended Onishi as a viable low-cost DFS option likely to surpass expectations.

Rick Gehman strongly advocated for Kaito Onishi at the Valero Texas Open as a great value DFS play despite missing the cut recently. Onishi missed the Houston cut on the number despite actually gaining strokes overall, and he boasts a legitimate PGA-level game having won on the Korn Ferry Tour last year. Gehman believes Onishi, still priced at minimum $6,000 salary, represents tremendous DFS value given his talent, recent overall strokes-gained numbers, and the extremely cheap price point.

Byron Lindeque identified Kaito Onishi as a strong top-40 bet at the Houston Open due to his exceptional performances specifically in extremely tough ('hellish') conditions. Onishi consistently excels when scoring averages exceed par, historically gaining about 1.66 strokes per round over the last two years in these circumstances. Specifically, Onishi has performed impressively around the green during these extreme rounds. Although cautious due to recent poor overall finishes, Lindeque emphasized the expected windy early rounds at Memorial Park as ideal conditions to utilize Onishi as a high-value, longshot top-40 wager.

Byron Lindeque strongly recommended ultra-low salary ($6,000) golfer Kaito Onishi as a GPP tournament option. At less than 1% projected ownership, Onishi recently exhibited elite short-game prowess while also gaining in ball striking during his surprise performance at the challenging Valspar Championship. Byron argued Onishi's excellent short game, combined with emerging ball striking form, makes him an intriguing high-risk/high-reward play capable of drastically differentiating DFS lineups and potentially winning GPP tournaments if he performs well at low ownership.