Justin Van Zuiden praised Laurie Canter's recent performances, citing an eye-popping streak on the DP World Tour. Canter has finished first, second, and third over his last four events. Based on his stellar recent results, Van Zuiden considers him a particularly appealing lower-cost DFS tournament play for THE PLAYERS Championship.

John Schwarb highlighted Laurie Canter as an intriguing dark horse option at THE PLAYERS Championship. Canter recently ascended into the top 50 of the world rankings after finishing runner-up at the South African Open, granting him entry into an elite event despite previously competing on LIV Golf. This momentum and confidence from recent form make him an interesting sleeper play for betting purposes or DFS lineups, with potential market undervaluation given his lesser-known status among casual golf followers.

Andy Lack highlighted Laurie Canter as an intriguing contrarian option, noting exceptional recent form and his likely low ownership at THE PLAYERS Championship. Canter is playing well currently, and even though Sawgrass traditionally isn't a perfect fit for his driver-heavy style, Lack has confidence in Canter's talent level, expecting him to benefit from low ownership (around 1%). He advocates Canter as an excellent leverage play in large-field DFS tournaments, particularly valuable given he is under-the-radar as the first LIV golfer participating in this event.

Rick Gehman recommended Laurie Canter strongly as an exceptional DFS value, priced at only $6,000 for THE PLAYERS Championship. Gehman particularly highlighted Canter's stellar recent performance, calling him the hottest player in that salary range and pointing to his exceptional recent results across international events. Canter recently secured third place at the Dubai Desert Classic, a victory in Bahrain, runner-up status at the South African Open Championship, and a 35th place finish in Qatar. Despite noting the relative weakness of the fields compared to PGA Tour events, Gehman stressed Canter's consistent excellence and argued that at just $6,000 he represents immense DFS value.

Pat Mayo highlighted Laurie Canter as an intriguing player for THE PLAYERS Championship, considering his recent form on the DP World Tour. Canter secured first, second, and third-place finishes already this season, boosting his world ranking to 42nd, automatically qualifying him for this event. Mayo emphasized that Canter dominating weaker DP World fields aligns with his talent, and noted the unique circumstance of Canter previously competing in Live Golf, moving back to being a reserve, then returning successfully to the DP tour. Mayo is intrigued by Canter's potential impact at Sawgrass, given his strong momentum and excellent recent results.