Matt Gannon highlighted Nilklas Norgaard Moller as a $7,000-range ceiling play. Moller just recorded the best ball-striking week of his PGA Tour season, and Gannon reminded listeners that last year at the Scottish Open he produced the best tee-to-green performance of his entire career. The ‘dots are connecting,’ Gannon said—Moller’s length off the tee (320-yard average) and comfort in windy coastal setups give him true top-10 upside. The only concern is streaky putting, but Gannon is willing to gamble on another spike week with irons and driver at sub-5% ownership.

Iain MacMillan said bettors willing to embrace variance should sprinkle on Niklas Norgaard Moller at +30000 to win the PGA Championship. MacMillan’s argument hinges on driving distance being the single most important stat at a rain-softened Quail Hollow, forecasting a bomb-and-gouge setup. Norgaard ranks 2nd on the PGA Tour in driving distance at 319.6 yards, trailing only Aldrich Potgieter, who is not in the field. That average is a full yard longer than Rory McIlroy’s. The Danish rookie also flashed form with a T5 at last week’s Myrtle Beach Classic and owns a DP World Tour victory from last September’s British Masters, showing he can close. MacMillan acknowledged the outright is a massive stretch but sees enough ceiling in Norgaard’s length-driven skill set and current confidence to justify a small wager at + odds that imply a 0.33% win probability.

Rich Gehman flagged Niklas Norgaard Moller as a clear upgrade over Phil Mickelson at the same DraftKings salary. Gehman contrasted Mickelson— who "can hardly compete on LIV"— with the 32-year-old Dane’s surging ball-striking. Norgaard just finished T5 at Myrtle Beach and has posted elite off-the-tee numbers in every recent U.S. start: +6.6 SG OTT at Craig Ranch for the Byron Nelson, +4.0 at the Valero Texas Open and +2.0 in Houston. Even without ShotLink from Myrtle Beach, Gehman assumes he “did it again” given the visible length advantage. The model loves him because driving distance counted for 20% of the build and Quail Hollow is expected to play beyond 7,600 yards after early-week rain. With a power profile Mickelson can’t match and a price tag hovering near the minimum, Gehman recommended Norgaard as an easy overweight in DFS player pools and a long-shot top-20 bet.

Kenny Kim flagged Niklas Norgaard Moller as his preferred pivot off the chalky Valimaki-Riley-Tosti cluster in the low-$7K range. Moller ranks seventh in Birdies Gained over the last 24 rounds, sits near the top of the field in par-5 scoring, and is "exceptionally long off the tee"—all traits Kenny wants when winning scores can push −26. With DFS attention flocking to better-known names, Kim expects Moller to come in well under 10 percent owned, giving GPP lineups leverage without sacrificing ceiling.

Ev Singleton targeted Niklas Norgaard Moller this week as a prime bounce-back candidate at Memorial Park. Singleton noted that despite a disappointing performance last week which broke his recent streak of consistent play, Norgaard possesses solid golf abilities and statistical indicators suitable for this tournament layout. Singleton grouped him among other golfers he's betting on to recover this week based on sustained strong golf prior to recent setbacks.

Matt Gannon believes Niklas Norgaard Moller's 100-1 outright price at the Houston Open is a terrible valuation, suggesting the true odds should be closer to 200-1. While Gannon appreciates Norgaard and his fellow Danish players ('Vikings'), he highlighted Norgaard's history of coming up short in contention, specifically referencing his performance on the DP World Tour, where he's often priced too highly without much justification. Norgaard has a single victory at the Betfred British Masters at The Belfry but consistently struggles when leading during critical moments. Gannon would instead consider top 40 bets at around 3-1 as better value, but strongly advises against betting outright on Norgaard at his current number.

Matt Cradock sees Niklas Norgaard Moller (+8000) as a great outsider pick for the Valspar Championship, crediting the Dane's complete, balanced game as suitable for the Copperhead Course. He notes that Norgaard currently ranks 18th in Strokes Gained: Total and 28th in SG: Tee-to-Green. Despite having his first full season on the PGA Tour, Norgaard has already delivered solid finishes, including T25 at the Cognizant Classic and T34 results at the Mexico Open and Puerto Rico Open. Cradock believes Norgaard’s ball-striking excellence could produce a strong showing in Florida, especially if the putter heats up.