Matt Gannon likes Max Greyserman for a top-30 finish at the RBC Heritage at plus-140 odds, viewing these odds as attractive due to Greyserman's strong putting skill around these particular surfaces. While Matt admitted Greyserman's irons have been weak recently—a factor he usually avoids—he believes the plus-money odds on a top-30 result justify taking a chance on Greyserman, particularly since his strong short game and putting can compensate for subpar iron play on this course.

Casey Johnston pointed to Max Greyserman as a strong value for a top-10 finish at +550 at the Houston Open, highlighting Greyserman's fierce competitive mentality and mental toughness. Johnston emphasized that although Greyserman missed the cut at the Players Championship, he previously recorded three straight top-25 finishes, including an impressive T-11 at the Cognizant Founders Cup. Johnston believes Greyserman's aggressive, confident attitude and recent momentum make him well-positioned to rebound quickly from a disappointing showing and secure his second top-10 of the PGA tour season this week in Texas.

Landon Silinsky identifies Max Greyserman as an enticing wager at +6000 for this week's Texas Children's Houston Open. He points to Greyserman's outstanding rookie campaign in 2024, which featured five top-10 finishes, including three runner-up results at the ZOZO Championship, Wyndham Championship, and 3M Open. Silinsky emphasizes Greyserman's solid prior performance at Memorial Park, finishing T7 in his debut. Greyserman carried this momentum into the early part of the 2025 season, securing top-25 results in five of eight events, highlighted by a T7 at the American Express. Silinsky highlights his elite driver/putter skillset, noting Greyserman leads the field in Strokes Gained: Putting over the past 48 rounds and ranks an impressive 31st in driving distance. Given Memorial Park's substantial length and the need for strong putting from mid-range distances, Greyserman's skillset positions him perfectly for contention. Even facing stiff competition from favorites like Scheffler and McIlroy, Greyserman's strong recent form and past success here provide excellent betting value at 60/1 odds.

Wes Reynolds is backing Max Greyserman based on his good performance on wide-open layouts, including an 11th at Cognizant Classic and 22nd at Arnold Palmer Invitational. Greyserman, who recorded a top-10 finish at Memorial Park last year, suits this week's non-penal design, despite recent subpar ball-striking. Reynolds believes the course setup, with few hazards and forgiving fairways, presents a great opportunity for Greyserman to get back on track.

Joe Champion spotlighted Max Greyserman (+6500) as a top-value betting pick for the Houston Open, noting Greyserman's powerful driving and strong putting, which are vital traits for success at Memorial Park. Champion specifically referenced Greyserman's impressive 7th-place finish on his debut at the course last year and pointed out his remarkable world-ranking ascension over the last year, rising from 171st all the way to 40th. He clearly sees Greyserman as ready to compete at the highest level, with every chance to claim victory.

Andy Lack recommended against playing Max Greyserman in DFS contests at Memorial Park, citing ongoing concerns with his approach game. Greyserman lost over nine strokes on approach across his past six rounds, and despite intriguing putting potential, he has failed to demonstrate solid ball-striking consistency. Lack highlighted that Greyserman has struggled recently with his driver as well, presenting too much risk in DFS lineups given his current price.

Casey Johnston advocates backing Max Greyserman for a Top 10 finish (+550), predicting a strong rebound after missing the cut at THE PLAYERS Championship. Johnston remains bullish on Greyserman’s talent, continuing to forecast a 2025 victory at some point, and sees this week’s event as a spot to back Greyserman's competitive toughness following a disappointing showing.

John Haslbauer highlighted Max Greyserman as a player to target at the 2025 Texas Children's Houston Open, noting his ideal fit for Memorial Park and rapidly improving recent form. Greyserman posted five top-10 finishes in an eight-week stretch during the second half of last season and more recently has secured three top-25 finishes over his last four starts. Haslbauer emphasized Greyserman's elite driving distance, proficiency with long irons, and spike putting potential, closely comparing his game to the 2024 runner-up Thomas Detry, who similarly thrived at Memorial Park. Greyserman's strong course history, finishing T7 last time at this venue, was his first career top-10 finish on TOUR, suggesting comfort and familiarity in his return.

Matt Vincenzi advises leveraging a favorable opening line on Max Greyserman for the Texas Children's Houston Open. Prior to a disappointing Players Championship, Greyserman had three consecutive top-25 finishes during the Florida Swing. His game aligns well with Memorial Park, having finished T7 in this event last year where he gained roughly four strokes putting. Greyserman excels on fast Bermudagrass greens, ranked third in strokes-gained putting under these conditions, making +7500 look particularly attractive given course suitability and recent consistency.

Kenny Kim recommends pivoting to Max Greyserman in DFS lineups seeking lower ownership leverage. Kenny highlights Greyserman's exceptional long iron play, strong putting performance, and successful prior history at Memorial Park. He anticipates Greyserman serving as a useful pivot away from the more popular Alex Smalley, offering DFS contestants a valuable leverage opportunity in tournaments given Greyserman's specific course fit and projected lower roster percentage.

Wes Reynolds recommends Max Greyserman as an outright bet for the Houston Open, emphasizing Greaser's suitability to Memorial Park. While acknowledging Greyserman's current statistical performance on tour, including average rankings off-the-tee and approaches this season, Reynolds argues Memorial Park uniquely caters to Max's strengths. He highlighted his elite driving distance and exceptional putting skills, fitting precisely into the "driver-putter" archetype crucial at Memorial Park. Reynolds noted Greyserman's past competitiveness, including battling Aaron Rai at the Wyndham Championship where he excelled under pressure. Reynolds explicitly pointed out Memorial Park allows recovery from erratic shots—complementing Greaser's style—and believes he's good value at his current drifting price of around 75-1.

Bo McBrayer strongly recommended Max Greyserman as offering excellent betting value at 60-1 odds for the Texas Children's Houston Open. Max ranks inside the top 10 of McBrayer's analytical model, particularly excelling at strokes gained on par-5s, driving distance, and birdie-making. Although overall approach play has been his relative weakness, Greyserman notably performs better on long approach shots, essential at Memorial Park. He's already shown comfort with the course by finishing seventh in Houston last year and is in strong form this year. McBrayer believes Graser could emerge as a 'horse-for-the-course' given his previous solid performance and current strengths matching Memorial Park's layout.

Geoff Fienberg recommended Max Greyserman at 75-1, specifically disregarding Greyserman's disastrous performance at TPC Sawgrass where he lost seven strokes on approach and nine strokes Tee-to-Green. Fienberg believes Sawgrass's volatility can heavily skew perceptions and unfairly overshadow the consistent, solid golf Greyserman had shown throughout the prior two months. This unfairly inflated price presents excellent betting value, according to Fienberg, who believes Greyserman's longer term consistency significantly outweighs a single poor week at The Players.

Andy Swales recommends Max Greyserman as an intriguing each-way option for THE PLAYERS Championship, highlighting his steady improvement on the PGA Tour. Greyserman, now in his third year on Tour, has accumulated three runner-up finishes already and will debut at TPC Sawgrass this week. Given Greyserman's upward trajectory, consistent performance, and likelihood to fly somewhat under the betting radar, Swales believes he offers real value as an each-way betting option in a deep field.