Jason Sobel recommended a top-five wager on Pierceson Coody at +750 after highlighting that Coody currently leads the Tour in SG: Off-the-Tee (with Scottie Scheffler second and Rory McIlroy fourth) despite only recently logging enough rounds to qualify. Coody also sits 18th in SG: Total and has finished 31st or better in seven of his last ten starts, recording two third-place results. Sobel expects his approach and putting numbers to improve once he gains full status next season but thinks the 25-year-old’s all-around game is already good enough to crack the top five this week even if the Sea Island layout mutes raw driving distance.

Reynolds grabbed Pierceson Coody at 49/1 (Circa Sports) noting the perfect blend of talent and urgency. Coody sits No. 110 in the FedExCup; a strong finish jumps him inside the top-100 and locks a full-field card. He already owns seven KFT top-10s and two PGA TOUR thirds (3M Open, Bank of Utah Championship) this season. Reynolds likes Coody’s elite birdie rate (25.93%, best on TOUR) on a course expected to yield 20-under or better, plus his positive strokes-gained numbers on short layouts under 7,200 yards.

The tout grabbed Pierceson Coody 49/1 at Circa Sports, citing elite upside and do-or-die motivation. Coody sits exactly 110th in FedExCup points; a jump into the top-100 would lock up full status. He owns seven Korn Ferry top-10s this season and already logged two PGA TOUR podiums (3M Open and Bank of Utah Championship). Coody leads the entire TOUR in Birdie or Better rate (25.93%) and ranks third in SG: Off-the-Tee on courses under 7200 yards (+0.64 per round in the split), a profile well suited to the short, driver-less Sea Island rotation.

Gray labeled Coody an “ironman” for splitting time between the Korn Ferry and PGA TOUR yet finishing T31 or better in all five fall starts. With that high-floor form, he played Coody Top-10 at +500 and expects another strong week from the relentless ball-striker.

Bamford staked Pierceson Coody at 35/1, pointing out that the 25-year-old sits 110th in the FedEx Fall standings and can grab a full 2026 card by cracking the top-100—huge motivation in a final-event field. Coody is top-five in Bamford’s recent Strokes Gained form table after seven Korn Ferry top-10s and PGA Tour podiums at the 3M Open and Bank of Utah Championship. He owns Sea Island reps from his amateur days, is a three-time KFT winner who ‘knows how to close,’ and just posted 22nd in hurricane-gust conditions at Bermuda, signalling both coastal aptitude and resilience. Bamford believes those ingredients, plus the maiden-friendly history of this event, make Coody live for an outright breakthrough.

The Tour Coach grabbed Pierceson Coody +120 over Rico Hoey in DraftKings matchups, calling the price generous for a rising talent who has flashed high-end ball-striking this fall. He expects Hoey’s unreliable putter to drag him below expectation, giving Coody the edge across four rounds.

Matt Every said Pierceson Coody’s game “looked absolutely flush” while finishing T-3 last week and sees the former Texas star as a live sleeper at Sedgefield. Every noted Coody gained 3.5 strokes putting and nearly nothing on approach because he kept knocking wedges inside 12 feet only to lip out. Stat-wise, Coody picked up nearly two strokes off the tee with a power/accuracy blend that should translate even on a shorter Donald Ross track. Every called the 24-year-old “a big talent that hasn’t hit yet” but believes the combination of trending ball-striking, confidence from a podium finish and still-lumpy outright odds makes him an intriguing bomb for outright cards and a cheap upside play in DFS tournaments.

Iain MacMillan tabbed Pierceson Coody as a +7500 longshot, noting the Texas alum’s combo of length off the tee and reliable putting. Coody arrives off a T4 on the Korn Ferry Tour and already owns PGA Tour finishes of T25 (CJ Cup) and T16 (Charles Schwab). MacMillan likes that blend of recent form and upside on a track that rewards bomb-and-gouge tactics.

Iain MacMillan recommended taking a flier on Pierceson Coody at +7500, arguing that the rookie’s combination of raw power and momentum makes him live at TPC Twin Cities. Coody has rattled off four consecutive top-seven finishes on the Korn Ferry Tour, including a T4 last week, and he already owns PGA Tour highlights such as T25 at the CJ Cup and T16 at the Charles Schwab Challenge. MacMillan continued his distance-driven betting strategy, noting that Coody’s driving distance and solid putting mirror the profile of recent 3M Open winners. With those two skills paramount at TPC Twin Cities, MacMillan believes Coody is a worthwhile longshot in the outright market.

Calling him “one of my favorite plays on the board,” Farnsworth spotlighted Pierceson Coody (transcript spelled Kuti) at $7,600. Coody rolls in with a 7th, 3rd, and 2nd in his last three Corn Ferry Tour starts and hasn’t missed a cut in 11 combined KFT/PGA appearances. He finished T30 at TPC Deere Run last year and profiles well on driver-heavy birdie tracks thanks to plus distance and elite wedge play. Farnsworth plans to be overweight in all formats, trusting recent form to carry over against a weak PGA field.

Steve Bamford staked 1.5pts each-way at 40/1 on Pierceson Coody, arguing the Texan mirrors Chris Gotterup’s 2024 breakthrough. Coody just closed 25th at the CJ Byron Nelson and was −9 over the weekend (T7 for Sat/Sun scoring). On Tour in 2025 he ranks 9th in both Driving Distance (all drives) and Carry Distance and finished 11th in Strokes Gained Tee-to-Green last week. Bamford notes Coody’s motivation in alternate-field events: 2nd at last year’s ISCO Championship and 5th at Colonial. Across his eight-week SG tracker Coody sits 10th for Current Form. He was 54th at The Dunes in 2024 after consecutive missed cuts, so Bamford expects a big jump with far better momentum.

Steve Palmer backed Pierceson Coody as his top pick to win the Corales Puntacana Championship at odds of 40-1. Palmer highlighted Coody's strong track record at tropical venues, including victories in nearby Panama and excellent performances in Bermuda and The Bahamas. Coody's debut in the Puntacana event last year saw him record a solid 18th-place finish despite poor previous form and injuries. Palmer notes that this performance sparked an upturn in Coody's career, with subsequent impressive finishes including 5th place at Colonial, runner-up in the ISCO Championship, 12th at the Bermuda Championship, and two additional top-10 Korn Ferry finishes. Given his proven comfort at oceanic island venues, Coody is tipped to deliver his first PGA Tour victory this weekend.