Byron Lindeque called Steven Fisk at $6,900 his favorite salary-saver, noting the DraftKings price underrates a player who sits 21st in strokes gained on easy courses, 13th off-the-tee on tracks longer than 7,200 yards, and 16th in a Detroit-specific weighted approach bucket focused on 100-150-yard wedges. Fisk is also 17th in par-5 scoring and grades well out of the rough, an overlooked skill given Detroit’s bluegrass. Recent form isn’t empty either—made cuts at the RBC Canadian (T43) and Charles Schwab (T66) are solid for a 6K flier. Because DraftKings lists him as only the 70th-priciest golfer, Lindeque sees a 20-spot value gap and wants heavy GPP exposure before the crowd catches on.

Kenny Kim circled Steven Fisk at just $7.0K as a high-ceiling salary-saver. Fisk ranks 8th in Strokes Gained: Tee-to-Green over the last 24 rounds, sits top-15 in bogey avoidance, and is top-20 off the tee while still carrying plus distance. Kim thinks those metrics mesh perfectly with a course that penalizes misses in four-inch rough yet rewards long-iron prowess. Because the flat bent/poa greens mute putting variance, Kim is comfortable betting on Fisk’s elite ball-striking to generate enough birdie looks to smash value in both single-entry DFS line-ups and Top-40 placement markets.

Cody Williams takes Steven Fisk as a top-20 prop bet (+450), highlighting Fisk’s impressive recent statistical profile. Over the last 12 rounds, Fisk ranks seventh in strokes-gained approach and tee-to-green, second in Bogey Avoidance, and ninth in GIR among this field. Despite missing the cut in Houston, Williams believes the accuracy and approach skillset are an ideal fit for TPC San Antonio, making Fisk appealing as a longshot top-20 play.

Ryan Andrade sees Steven Fisk as one of the biggest DFS bargains available, noting Fisk leads the PGA Tour in Ball-Striking statistics, ranked first in total driving and fifth in GIR percentage. Andrade mentioned Fisk's strong recent form (T17, T4, and T28 in his last five starts) as another reason to roster him. Additionally, Fisk ranks 27th in SG Around-the-Green and first in total eagles this season—a significant scoring upside at his affordable DFS price point, especially on a challenging course demanding high-quality ball-striking.

Matt Gannon identified Steven Fisk as a compelling top-40 bet, noting Fisk's elite wedge play inside 150 yards. Fisk has made the cut in three of his last five events, each resulting in top-30 finishes. Upon reviewing approach metrics over the last 16 rounds, Gannon emphasized Fisk notably ranked first in proximity within 150 yards—a crucial skill at this event.

David Barnett identified Steven Fisk as his top 20 betting bomb at 5.5 to 1 odds. While recognizing limited options in the longshot betting range, Barnett referenced his earlier support and season-long bet selection of Fisk, indicating robust conviction in Fisk's ability to outperform his odds at TPC San Antonio. Barnett openly communicated that Fisk provides excellent value, making him Barnett's ideal choice for riskier top 20 bets.

Pat Fitzmaurice is making cautious longshot outright wagers on Steven Fisk for the upcoming Valero Texas Open. Although admitting bets will be small, Fitzmaurice considers Fisk potentially capable of contending and expressed plans to hedge his position if Fisk remains in the mix come the weekend, suggesting noteworthy upside for the under-the-radar player.

David Barnett enthusiastically touted Steven Fisk as his favorite DFS sleeper selection in the 6K price range at Valero Texas Open. Fisk, a personal acquaintance and fellow golf club member of Barnett, was praised for his precise ball-striking skills and emerging talent. Barnett emphasized Fisk's potential for professional breakthrough, labeling him as his preferred speculative DFS choice and confidently endorsing him at the DraftKings salary of $6,600.

Pat Mayo identified Steven Fisk as an intriguing sleeper play at the Valero Texas Open. Mayo stated Fisk narrowly missed Houston's cut at minus two, as the cutline moved to minus three. Despite this setback, Fisk excels in essential areas such as good drives gained, off-the-tee performance, and par-5 scoring—all key metrics for Valero success. Mayo believes this statistical performance, overshadowed by Fisk's missed cut, presents noteworthy fantasy or betting upside this week.

Pat Mayo strongly recommended against including Steven Fisk and Luke List together in DFS lineups for the 2025 Houston Open, illustrating Fisk's struggles with short putting from his recent round at Puerto Rico as resembling List's well-known putting deficiencies. Mayo highlighted Fisk missing multiple short, straightforward putts as a troubling indicator of similar volatility and cautioning DFS players from stacking such high-risk players in the same lineup.

David Barnett highlighted Steven Fisk as an intriguing longshot at 150-1 for the Houston Open. Barnett noted Fisk's recent good form, cashing a notable bet for a top-40 finish in the previous event, and emphasized Fisk's increased commitment to his game, as he now practices out of Champions Retreat, sharing a home course familiarity advantage. Given Fisk's confidence-boosting recent results and his familiarity and comfort practicing in the area, Barnett sees Fisk as a worthwhile longshot with real potential upside at long betting odds.

Wes Reynolds recommended Steven Fisk at very long odds (175-to-1 outright) for the Houston Open, intrigued by the rookie's significant power off the tee (top-20 driving distance and strokes gained off the tee). Reynolds noted Fisk’s sixth-place ranking in greens-in-regulation, and his recent fourth-place finish in Puerto Rico as signs he's coming into his own as a professional. Memorial Park’s layout, heavily favoring the bombers, provides a perfect opportunity for Fisk to leverage his strengths, making him an ideal speculative bet at high odds.

Wes Reynolds sees significant value in longshot Steven Fisk, impressed by his powerful long driving and consistent ball-striking. Fisk ranks top 20 in the Tour for both Driving Distance and Strokes Gained: Off The Tee, and sixth in Greens in Regulation. Reynolds highlights Fisk's recent fourth-place finish in Puerto Rico as proof of his potential, suggesting he could capitalize on the forgiving tee-to-green conditions at Memorial Park this week.

Alex Hunter pinpointed Steven Fisk as a high-upside budget DFS pick ($6,700 on DraftKings), ideal for players needing salary relief. Fisk, though debuting at this event, has been in strong recent form—finishing top-30 in three of his last four tournaments, notably securing a T4 at the Puerto Rico Open. Hunter emphasized Fisk's outstanding driving skill (ranked 18th in SG: Off-the-Tee), critical at Memorial Park—a long course where strong drivers traditionally perform well. As a result, Hunter argues Fisk has favorable prospects for at least advancing through the cut.

Pat Mayo announced his intention to back Steven Fisk at 150-to-1 odds, highlighting Fisk as an under-the-radar flyer worth betting both outright and as a first-round leader. Mayo is confident enough in Fisk's upside to commit to these placements, despite the golfer being largely overlooked by the market, and is targeting Fisk's potential to perform well out of the gate at Memorial Park.

Rick Gehman endorsed Steven Fisk at $6,900 as a value DFS pick, noting Fisk has started positively addressing his critical weakness, putting. Fisk recently gained strokes putting in multiple measured tournaments and achieved a T4 finish in Puerto Rico, indicating putting improvements are real. Gehman emphasized Fisk is still adjusting to his PGA Tour status after earning his Korn Ferry Tour card but is visibly trending upward with increasingly comfortable performances. Fisk represents a legitimate low-cost DFS option, benefiting from encouraging statistical improvements and recent strong finishes.