Paulie said Matt Kuchar is underpriced at -110 for a top-30 finish at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship. Kuchar excels in windy conditions and is an above-average wedge player, two skills Paulie views as vital at Port Royal’s 6,800-yard track where length offers little edge. The tout noted Kuchar’s form—three straight finishes of 18th or better this fall—and stressed that only about 100 golfers in the 120-man field are true contenders. That combination of venue fit, steady play, and a shallow field makes Kuchar one of the week’s best value bets in the finish-position market.

Pat Mayo also fired on Kuchar 35-1, pointing out the veteran grades green in every key wedge bucket (50-100 and 100-150 yards) and remains one of the field’s best long-term Bermuda putters. Mayo’s stat rankings peg Kuchar No. 1 in combined accuracy + scrambling, an ideal profile when Port Royal’s coastal wind forces players to flight wedges and save par. Mayo framed the bet as the "safest profile" available this week.

The anonymous Tour Coach backed Matt Kuchar to win at 35-1, noting Port Royal mirrors Kuchar’s last victory at the Sony Open: short, windy, Bermuda-grass and wedge-heavy. Kuchar arrives off a T-11 last week, and the coach believes his fairway accuracy plus elite 100-150-yard proximity give him a blueprint to repeatedly stuff approaches inside 15 feet and ride a hot putter in gusty conditions.

Iain MacMillan recommended betting Matt Kuchar outright at +4000 on DraftKings. MacMillan noted Kuchar has quietly rattled off three consecutive top-18 finishes (culminating with a T11 at last week’s World Wide Technology Championship) and said Port Royal’s 6,828-yard setup neutralizes the veteran’s lack of distance off the tee. Over the last six months Kuchar ranks 4th in this field in strokes-gained approach and is the only player inside that top-10 who simultaneously gains strokes both around the green and on the greens. MacMillan believes that combination of elite iron play, short-game safety net and a course that does not demand power makes Kuchar mis-priced at 40-1 in an otherwise weak field.

Golficity Staff pushed 47-year-old Matt Kuchar as their favorite mid-tier value at 35/1 and $8,600. Sitting outside the FedEx top-100, Kuchar has said he refuses to burn his career-money exemption, so motivation is sky-high. He finished T11 in Mexico last week—his fourth T18 or better in five starts—and owns coastal trophies at the Sony, RBC Heritage, Cognizant Classic and Mayakoba, the latter a strong comp where past Bermuda champs Brendon Todd and Brian Gay also won. Stat profile screams fit: 4th in Scrambling, 15th in SG:Putting, 18th in Proximity. In expected 25-plus mph winds and on Royal Port’s tiny greens, the staff views Kuchar as a cash-game lock with live outright equity.

Reynolds took veteran Matt Kuchar at 100-1 (Caesars) on the back of elite course history and urgent FedExCup math. Kuchar is 127th in points and must climb into the top 100 this fall to retain full status. Silverado is his ideal springboard: he’s finished 13th, 7th and 12th here the last three years, thriving on the narrow fairways and bumpy poa greens. Reynolds argues that familiarity plus motivation can overcome Kuchar’s modest recent form and likes the safety for placement markets with legitimate win upside if the putter heats up.

At +275, DaSilva sees Matt Kuchar’s relentless accuracy translating to another Top-20. Kuchar has quietly finished 13th, 11th and 8th in his last three Silverado trips, gaining strokes both off the tee and with the putter each time. While no longer a weekly contender, his steady fairway-finder profile plays perfectly on a 7,100-yard track that punishes misses. DaSilva expects that three-year streak to continue against a distracted, Ryder-Cup-focused field.

DaSilva suggested sprinkling on Matt Kuchar at +8000. The 45-year-old has quietly finished T-13 or better in each of his last three Silverado appearances. Earlier this summer he nabbed a T-5 at the John Deere Classic before a lukewarm 44th at Wyndham, showing flashes of vintage consistency. Kuchar’s fairway-and-green style plays up on the tight North Course, and DaSilva views the price as generous for a player with repeat top-15 history at this venue.

DaSilva highlighted Matt Kuchar at +275 for a Top-20 because the veteran has quietly finished 13th or better in three straight visits to Silverado. While Kuchar rarely contends elsewhere these days, his fairway-finder profile and deft wedges have translated to consistent cashes on this track, making the number attractive.

DaSilva recommended sprinkling on Matt Kuchar at +8000 because the veteran quietly churns out good results at Silverado: he has three straight finishes of T-13 or better here. Kuchar flashed more life in July with a T-5 at the John Deere Classic, suggesting the 45-year-old still owns a top-10 ceiling on a positional course that rewards his fairway-and-greens approach.

Giuffra advised a nibble on Matt Kuchar Top-20 at +360. The 47-year-old finished T5 at the recent John Deere and T12 at last year’s Wyndham, demonstrating continued competence on short, target-golf layouts. Giuffra emphasized Kuchar’s combination of driving accuracy and a still-reliable flatstick, ideal traits for a Sedgefield track where strokes-gained approach and Bermuda putting routinely determine the leaderboard. With books seemingly discounting the veteran’s advancing age rather than his current form, Giuffra sees +360 as a misprice for a player whose floor remains higher than most in this range.

Derek Farnsworth strongly endorsed Matt Kuchar as an elite bottom-dollar DFS play, emphasizing Kuchar's exceptional course history at Harbour Town. Farnsworth noted Kuchar has recorded an incredible nine top-20 finishes in his last eleven appearances at RBC Heritage, including a victory, runner-up, and third-place finishes. Coming fresh off a solid T-18 performance at Valero Texas Open and not affected by the fatigue factor experienced by Masters participants, Farnsworth believes Kuchar provides outstanding DFS value that also enables lineup construction flexibility for rostering expensive stars like Scheffler.

Powers recommended Matt Kuchar (+850) at RBC Heritage based on recent form and proven track record. Kuchar earned a top-20 at Valero, gaining strokes everywhere except off the tee, and at Harbour Town Golf Links, the approach game outweighs driving performance. Historically strong here, Kuchar boasts a win, a runner-up finish, and three consecutive top-20 finishes at Harbour Town, making him a solid betting play.

Brandon Gdula highlighted Matt Kuchar as a course history standout at Harbour Town, emphasizing Kuchar's extensive track record, including a victory and nine top-25 finishes in ten starts since 2014. Despite skipping the Masters, Kuchar's recent T-18 indicates solid form coming into RBC Heritage. Given his proven ability and longstanding comfort at the venue, Gdula considers Kuchar an optimal choice this week, especially appealing for bettors and DFS players who emphasize course history data.

Eric Polzin tabbed Matt Kuchar as a compelling sleeper value pick for DFS lineups due to his low pricing below 7K and Polzin's belief Kuchar will easily outperform his cheap salary. He mentioned this week's special strategy focused on selecting low-priced golfers who still consistently exceed their expected finish, providing critical lineup flexibility enabling fantasy managers to roster top-tier players like Scottie Scheffler. Polzin specifically identified Kuchar as someone he liked this week with enough potential and reliability to significantly surpass his lower-tier pricing.

Matt Every highlights Matt Kuchar (8.5:1 Top 10 odds) as a great value at Harbour Town, given his successful course history and suitable playing style which does not overly rely on power driving. Every emphasized that precision and careful ball placement — qualities Kuchar consistently demonstrates — are more important at RBC Heritage than pure distance, making Kuchar an attractive veteran selection this week.

Josh Culp highlighted Matt Kuchar as an appealing Top-20 finish bet at +425 for the Valero Texas Open. Although Kuchar is without a top-20 result through five starts in 2025 (his best was T21 at the Sony Open), his course history at TPC San Antonio is excellent, with top-15 finishes in four of his past five appearances. Culp noted Kuchar’s impressive +8 course monster score—a metric identifying golfers with extraordinary course fit and previous success—citing a 49% historical top-20 rate among golfers fitting this criteria. Even adjusting for current performance and baseline skills, this group remains profitable with a 42% hit rate, indicating Kuchar’s bet is undervalued by the market.

Brandon Gdula described Matt Kuchar as highly reliable at TPC San Antonio, citing eight top-25 finishes in 12 starts there, including notably strong finishes of 3rd, 2nd, 12th, and 7th across recent tournaments despite missing a cut last year. Gdula noted Kuchar's positives as a dependable veteran capable of contending at certain setups despite his aging profile. With a sub-$9,000 DFS price, Kuchar was marked as particularly interesting this week for value-focused DFS lineups.

Andy Lang advocated for including Matt Kuchar in DFS lineups for the Valspar Championship given his price value at $7,100. Despite it being a while since a strong recommendation, Kuchar's past performance at this venue is promising, having not missed the cut on such a 'Matt Kuchar course' that emphasizes accuracy over power. Without significant mistakes, Kuchar's course history and current form, making all cuts in his four events this season, suggest a safe bet to make the weekend and accumulate DFS points.