Reynolds fired on Seamus Power at 65/1 (DraftKings) despite the Irishman hovering at No. 129 in FedExCup. Power’s form is trending—27th in Mexico followed by 11th in Bermuda—and Sea Island is one of his best stops (T-4 in 2021, T-5 in 2022). He thrives on short Bermuda tracks: a win in Bermuda, thirds at Waialae and El Camaleon, plus fifth and seventh at Corales. Power also ranks 2nd in proximity from 100-150 yards across the last 50 rounds, matching this week’s iron profile.

Seamus Power was added at 65/1 on DraftKings. Power sits 129th in FedExCup points and needs a big finish to retain full status. The analyst highlighted progressive form—27th in Mexico followed by 11th last week in Bermuda—and a sparkling history on coastal Bermuda tracks: two top-5s at this event (2021, 2022), a win at Port Royal, and podiums at Waialae and El Camaleon. Power also ranks 2nd on TOUR in proximity from 100-125 yards (7.61 ft gained) and 4th in SG: Putting on Bermuda (+0.76).

Bamford fired on Seamus Power at 40/1, noting the Irishman’s urgent FedEx Fall situation (129th, needs top-125 to secure 2026 status). Power owns elite Sea Island form—4th in 2021 and 5th in 2022—and was T11 in Bermuda last week after entering Sunday inside the top-10. The 2022 Butterfield Bermuda champ ranks second in Bamford’s ‘Resort-scoring’ predictor and historically gains strokes on TifEagle greens. With warm, low-wind conditions projected to mimic other venues where Power has excelled (Port Royal, El Camaleon), Bamford expects his combination of accurate driving, solid scrambling and hot Bermuda putting to keep him in the mix for at least a top-10 and potentially the win that would lock up full status.

Kenny Kim urged listeners not to let Seamus Power’s recent stat sheet scare them off at $7,400. Power owns four top-20s at positional venues like TPC Deere Run and ranks inside the top-10 in career scoring average on the course. Kim expects sub-5 % ownership because Power has missed three of his last five cuts, but he reminded DFS players that Power’s best seasons have always featured spike weeks on shorter, wedge-heavy tracks. With fairways firm and nearly every par-4 playing under 440 yards, Kim believes Power’s elite wedge spin and streaky Bentgrass putting make him an ideal low-owned tournament pivot in the crowded 7K range.

Andy Lack expects Seamus Power to rebound after last week’s missed cut at the Rocket Mortgage. Power’s best results historically come on soft, low-scoring tracks where his streaky bentgrass putter and tidy wedge game shine—exactly the environment projected at TPC Deere Run. Lack plans to mix Power into DFS player pools and consider top-20 props, convinced the Irishman’s profile as a proven birdie maker outweighs the one bad week in Detroit.

Power has three top-20s and zero missed cuts at Quail Hollow, ranking sixth in average finish (25.6) among players with 3+ starts since 2017. Kalland’s favorite bets are Power to make the cut (-140) and finish top-20 at +550, calling the Irishman a perfect course-fit value.

Despite three straight Quail Hollow finishes of T18 or better, Brandon Gdula cannot justify rostering Seamus Power at $7,700. Power’s last eight measured starts show him losing strokes both off-the-tee and on approach, and his average drive is 13 yards shorter than the field. Gdula conceded the Irishman scrambles well but argued that recent ball-striking regression makes a missed cut more likely than a spike week. He recommends using Power only as a deep-field pivot under 5% exposure and keeping him off outright or placement cards entirely.

Rob Bolton views Seamus Power as a potentially undervalued option for fantasy lineups at the Corales Puntacana Championship. Bolton acknowledges Power has shown inconsistency recently but underlines his accuracy on approach shots and strong scoring on Par-3s (ranking seventh). Power excels at Corales Puntacana historically, finishing T5 in the tournament's inaugural year. Bolton suggests that similar circumstances that led to Power's 2021 Butterfield Bermuda Championship victory could manifest this week, making him a valuable fantasy play despite his struggles of late.

Jim Sannes cautiously endorsed Seamus Power at $8,800 on FanDuel despite potential frustration linked to previous outings. He noted Power's solid iron play and wedge game, alongside generally decent putting adequacy compared to others in the same price range. Although citing humorous frustration with incessant push notifications regarding Irish golf, Sannes confirmed he still plans to roster Power, underscoring belief in his DFS upside due to well-rounded statistics and relative affordability.

Chris Breece identifies Seamus Power as valuable at +350 odds in a three-man market against Rory McIlroy and Padraig Harrington. Given McIlroy's potential 'hangover effect' from THE PLAYERS Championship and Power's surging form after a T8 finish last week, Breece believes the nearly 4/1 odds represent significant value to bet Power as Top Irish finisher this week.

Brandon Gdula sees moderate DFS appeal in Seamus Power, noting Power's positive strokes-gained performance in all four key areas (off-the-tee, approach, around-the-green, putting) over the last 50 rounds. Additionally, Power's recent result (eighth at the Valspar Championship) bolsters the case. Despite slightly volatile iron play historically, Power overall offers reassuring balance and upside DFS value at a reasonable salary of 9400 this week.