Brady Kannon highlights Tommy Fleetwood at 50-1, stressing Fleetwood's ascending form and his proven record on correlated courses. Fleetwood had his career best Masters finish (3rd place) last year and has accumulated strong placements at correlated venues like Riviera, Renaissance Club, Pinehurst, and St. Andrews. Statistically, Fleetwood excels at SG: Approach (11th), SG: Tee to Green (8th), and Bentgrass Putting (23rd) over the last 36 rounds, adding up to very attractive betting value.

Julio Cesar Valdera Morales highlighted Tommy Fleetwood as a reliable wager to make the cut at the 2025 Masters Tournament. Fleetwood has exhibited strong consistency at Augusta National, missing the cut only once (in his debut year, 2017) out of eight total appearances. Morales noted that Fleetwood's best career Masters performance came last year when he tied for third. Additionally, Fleetwood has five consecutive top-25 finishes in PGA Tour events this season, further bolstering Morales' confidence. Given these factors, Morales clearly advocated for betting on Fleetwood to successfully make the cut this year.

Discussing Masters first-round bets, Cam Stewart targeted Tommy Fleetwood as a potential strong value play for first-round leader, noting Fleetwood often starts tournaments strong but tends to fade badly over weekends. Stewart described Fleetwood as an elite ball striker who frequently finds his putting stroke early on, and specifically emphasized Fleetwood's recurring pattern of hot starts followed by disappointing final results as justifying a targeted wager only on round one markets, not outright wins.

Brandon Gdula highlighted Tommy Fleetwood as a safe DFS option due to his consistent performances at Augusta National. Fleetwood finished 3rd, 33rd, and 14th in the past three Masters. Despite a recent ice-cold putter, Gdula noted Fleetwood's excellent iron and tee-to-green play strongly suggests a high performance floor for fantasy lineups.

Neil Parker endorses Tommy Fleetwood as a compelling Top-Englishman wager for the Masters tournament. Fleetwood rides an impressive 16-tournament made-cuts streak, ranking sixth in Masters field true strokes gained tee-to-green and fourth on approach throughout that stretch. His ability to repeatedly perform in majors, highlighted by a T3 finish in last year's Masters and multiple Top-5 finishes, strengthens confidence in him outperforming fellow countrymen.

Mike McClure is targeting Tommy Fleetwood as a high-value fantasy pick for the 2025 Masters on FanDuel and DraftKings despite his 35-1 longshot odds. Augusta National suits Fleetwood's game, as shown by his third-place finish at the 2024 Masters—his best performance at this event. Fleetwood has also performed consistently in major championships, having top-five finishes in all four majors and making the cut in seven of eight Augusta starts. Recently, he's been impressive statistically, ranking fourth on the PGA Tour in total strokes gained this season, enhancing his appeal as an under-the-radar fantasy golf selection.

Dave Tindall cautiously endorsed Tommy Fleetwood as an appealing each-way betting option heading into the Masters despite acknowledging Fleetwood's obvious psychological barriers to outright wins in America. Fleetwood notably has never secured a PGA Tour win, leading to significant 'scar tissue' concerns. However, Tindall clarified he's much more comfortable with Fleetwood's chances in top-8 or top-10 betting markets than outright wins given his consistent high-level performances at Augusta. Despite Fleetwood's lower betting odds compared to Russell Henley, Tindall argued that Fleetwood's superior overall profile and Augusta performance history merit consideration for each-way bets, especially with expanded place terms.

Pat Mayo clearly preferred Tommy Fleetwood as a golfer more suited than Russell Henley to legitimately contend for victory at the Masters. Despite Henley's strong results in analytics, trends data, and notable improvements recently, Mayo believes Fleetwood—who hasn't won in America—still represents a distinctly more viable Masters outright threat. Mayo's endorsement reflects confidence in Fleetwood's skill set translating better at Augusta compared to Henley, strongly recommending Fleetwood as a preferred betting consideration over Henley for Masters outright wagers.

David Barnett made it clear he intends to fade Tommy Fleetwood due to anticipated high DFS ownership. Fleetwood's popularity is expected after consistent recent performances and a career-best Augusta T3 finish last year. Although these recent trends might justify Fleetwood's DFS validity for some, Barnett remains skeptical of paying a high ownership premium for Fleetwood. Given the nature of Masters DFS contests, Barnett suggested pivots instead of rostering a chalky Fleetwood.

David Barnett recommended embracing popular high-owned players who offer significant DFS value due to their proven track record and affordable pricing at Augusta National. Specifically highlighting Tommy Fleetwood at $7,500, Barnett pointed out Fleetwood was highly owned but consistently provided reliable scoring returns in the DFS lineup constructions across all three Millie Maker contests last year. Barnett emphasized that while high ownership typically signals caution, certain players, especially those like Fleetwood with ample positive track records at Augusta, are worth roster inclusion despite their popularity due to their excellent value and reliability.

Pat Mayo called for Tommy Fleetwood to land a business casual top-10 finish at the Masters, referring to Fleetwood's tendency to consistently and quietly sneak into backdoor top-10 positions. Mayo highlighted Fleetwood’s style of tee-to-green play, which translates very well at demanding courses, and specifically mentioned his solid performance where he placed third at last year's Masters. While Mayo emphasized Oakmont was probably a more suitable major championship environment due to its premium on accurate ball striking rather than distance, he confidently projected Fleetwood would secure a top-10 at Augusta, strongly implying DFS and top-10 betting markets could be smart avenues to target Fleetwood this week.

Pat Mayo downplayed Tommy Fleetwood’s chances at The Masters, explaining Fleetwood’s skill set aligns significantly better with the U.S. Open style layout and test than it does Augusta National. Mayo elaborated Fleetwood’s strengths in precise driving accuracy, effective total ball striking, and strategic course management give him greater upside at U.S. Open venues like Oakmont, where accuracy holds greater currency. Augusta, on the other hand, rewards creativity, length off the tee, and elite short-game proficiency more than Tommy typically demonstrates. While acknowledging Tommy as a well-rounded golfer capable of outperforming expectations, Mayo explicitly concluded Fleetwood’s style would more likely find major success at the U.S. Open than at Augusta.

Bob Weeks recommended betting Tommy Fleetwood as the Top Englishman at +140 odds at the Valero Texas Open. Week's justification was straightforward, suggesting this could finally be the event where Fleetwood captures his first PGA Tour victory, highlighting Fleetwood's talent and solid recent form that positions him favorably among fellow English competitors.

Chris Breece strongly backs Tommy Fleetwood (+1400) as a winner candidate for the Valero Texas Open, emphasizing the significance of Fleetwood ranking 12th in Strokes Gained: Approach and 13th in Par-4 Scoring—two vital statistics at this venue. Fleetwood arrives with consistent performances, achieving top-20 results across all five starts this year. His prior experience at TPC San Antonio, registering a T7 finish last year, adds another layer of confidence in this selection.

Kelley Bydlon strongly endorsed Tommy Fleetwood due to outstanding recent form and statistical indicators, placing multiple bets on Fleetwood in top 10 and top 20 markets plus top Englishman. Fleetwood ranks impressively in his last 16 rounds, sitting 6th on approach, 11th off the tee, 12th in opportunities gained, and 5th in total driving. He's consistently finishing within the top 20 this season and achieved a T7 here last year, his only appearance at the event. Although he's avoiding outright bets due to pricing, Kelley saw significant value on Fleetwood in placement markets, emphasizing a particularly appealing wager for top Englishman at +140 odds at Caesars.

Matt Gannon strongly cautioned against betting Tommy Fleetwood at 16-1 odds at the Valero Texas Open. He highlighted recent struggles where Fleetwood failed to capitalize on ideal setups, specifically citing the recent Valspar Championship conditions that perfectly suited Fleetwood's style without positive results. Matt also noted a visible lack of composure under pressure, casting doubt on Fleetwood's ability to deliver when clearly favored. Given these factors, Matt recommended avoiding Fleetwood outright at current pricing.

Guy Boston liked Tommy Fleetwood as a selection for the Valero Texas Open, primarily citing Fleetwood's recent consistency gaining strokes on approach shots. Guy Boston also suggested Fleetwood has improved around the green and had some strong putting performances despite mixed overall results recently. Specifically highlighted was Fleetwood's strong off-the-tee and putting performance at Valspar Championship, despite weaker approach numbers at that event. While Fleetwood had some reservations due to recent fluctuations in approach shots, Boston saw enough potential upside in Fleetwood's overall recent metrics to favorably consider him for this week.

Pat Perry enthusiastically selected Tommy Fleetwood in season-long bets, highlighting recent improvements Fleetwood has made with his putting stroke. Perry referenced previous DFS discussions about Fleetwood's boosted short-game, implying that such enhancements make him a favorable play for both betting and fantasy markets heading into the Valero Texas Open.

Jason Sobel endorsed Tommy Fleetwood as a conservative top-10 play at +275, citing strong recent performances at similar venues that prioritize ball-striking. Fleetwood recently finished T-11 at Bay Hill and followed that up with finishes of T-14 and T-16. Despite acknowledging the tendency towards floor finishes over victories, Sobel argued that the layout of TPC San Antonio perfectly matches Fleetwood's approach-centric style, suggesting safety and potential upside in betting him within the top-10 this week.

David Barnett strongly warned DFS players against rostering Tommy Fleetwood this week, viewing him as the 'dumb chalk' play at a high DraftKings price of $10,700. Although Fleetwood is highly owned and popular, Barnett argued Fleetwood's recent finishes haven't justified his expensive DFS salary. Compared directly to Corey Conners, who has two victories at Valero, superior recent form, and a lower DFS salary, Barnett finds Fleetwood significantly overpriced and unlikely to return the value that DFS players require.

Eric Polzin identified Tommy Fleetwood as a top core play and strong outright bet for the Valero Texas Open, citing Fleetwood's excellent recent form and impressive tournament history. Fleetwood boasts eight consecutive made cuts, ranks first as the field's overall specialist, fifth best stat fit, and is coming off a 7th place finish in this event last year. Despite Fleetwood's lack of PGA Tour victories, Polzin believes he's overdue for a win considering his consistently strong play. He emphasized Fleetwood as a safe, high-upside option at attractive 14-1 odds and recommended top-20 betting as a conservative alternative.

John Haslbauer ranks Tommy Fleetwood as his top overall selection at the Valero Texas Open based on statistical modeling, despite Fleetwood being relatively quiet as the pre-tournament favorite at the Valspar Championship. Fleetwood enters in excellent form, posting four consecutive top-16 finishes prior to an off-week at Valspar. His ball-striking and reliability tee-to-green match Corey Conners' successful profile on TPC San Antonio, indicating Fleetwood's skillset perfectly suits this course. Fleetwood ranks No.1 in Haslbauer's statistical model this week due to his elite iron play and strong around-the-green metrics, making him a valuable DFS core play and potential betting favorite despite recent quiet performances.

Rick Gehman felt that though Tommy Fleetwood is a well-rounded golfer and has previously finished strongly (T7) at TPC San Antonio, Fleetwood's relatively high salary on DraftKings limits his appeal. Gehman described Fleetwood and Ludvig Aberg as interchangeable options from a DFS perspective, but he is unwilling to be significantly overweight on either one. Due to the minimal salary difference, he slightly prefers Aberg's superior upside. Given Fleetwood's limited tournament history and only modest price discount from Aberg, Gehman sees Fleetwood as a safe but low-upside pick in this week's Texas Open.

Alex Hunter highlighted Tommy Fleetwood as the top overall DFS play for the Valspar Championship, pointing to his outstanding course history at the Copperhead Course. Fleetwood finished T16th and T3rd in his two starts at Copperhead, shooting under par in seven of eight rounds played there. Hunter notes Fleetwood ranks first in Strokes Gained per round at Copperhead among players who have competed there more than once. Additionally, Fleetwood's current form is excellent, ranking second in Strokes Gained: Approach this season—a key metric Hunter emphasizes, as three of the past five Copperhead winners ranked top-seven in SG: Approach during their victory. Fleetwood also offers good DFS value as he's only the third-most expensive golfer priced at $10,300 on DraftKings, making him ideal for cash games and single-entry contests.

Brandon Gdula backed Tommy Fleetwood due largely to his favorable tee-time draw and a strong track record at Copperhead, posting top-16 finishes in both prior starts. Gdula anticipates that this venue and its conditions, which heavily reward precision ball striking, align perfectly for Fleetwood to make a run at victory.

Bo McBrayer is placing his bets on Tommy Fleetwood to secure his first PGA Tour victory at the Valspar Championship. McBrayer, who mentions this is the first time he’s betting on Fleetwood, believes the course at Copperhead suits Fleetwood's playing style perfectly. Fleetwood, a grinder known for hanging tough on challenging courses, seems well suited to navigate Copperhead's narrow fairways and fast greens. McBrayer anticipates Fleetwood's odds, currently at 14-1, might go longer as the tournament approaches, potentially providing even better value.

Mike McClure suggested Tommy Fleetwood as the standout player in the 10K range for the Valspar Championship. Despite competition from Justin Thomas, McClure believes Fleetwood offers more value due to his lower pricing and solid metrics. Fleetwood has consistently performed well this year, earning top finishes of third and sixteenth at Valspar in 2023 and 2022. McClure also noted Fleetwood's overall strong statistics, with the only slight weakness being his proximity on 175-200 yard shots. Overall, McClure emphasized Fleetwood's reliable performance and value in comparison to his peers.

Patrick McDonald highlighted Tommy Fleetwood as an attractive option to secure his first career PGA Tour victory at the Valspar Championship. Fleetwood enters the event at 14-1 odds with strong recent form, finishing T3 at the Copperhead Course in 2023 and T16 in 2022. This year, he's begun with five consecutive top-25 finishes, including recent top-15 results at Bay Hill and TPC Sawgrass. McDonald cited Fleetwood's exceptional ball-striking statistics this season as a key reason for optimism, although he noted Fleetwood will need improved putting performance to finally enter the winner's circle.

The AI ChatGPT, featured on SportsbookReview, picked Tommy Fleetwood to win the Valspar Championship at +1400 odds. It supported this stance highlighting Fleetwood's recent strong performances, including a T-5 at The Genesis Invitational and a T-11 at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, along with a solid T-14 finish at the Players Championship last week. ChatGPT emphasized Fleetwood's compatibility with the Copperhead Course, noting the layout's premium on precision and strategic play, which aligns closely with Fleetwood's renowned ball-striking and course management. Additionally, the AI tout factored in Fleetwood's motivation, as he is still seeking his first career PGA Tour win—suggesting he's poised for a breakthrough victory this week.

Rick Gehman called Tommy Fleetwood his favorite golfer among the top-tier priced plays for DFS at the Valspar Championship. Fleetwood has consistently excelled tee-to-green, gaining at least four strokes tee-to-green in every measured event since the Tour Championship, covering European Tour events and recent PGA Tour competitions. His history at Innisbrook includes finishes of T3 and T16 in his last two appearances (2022 and 2023), gaining strokes across all statistical categories. Gehman cited his complete, well-rounded game and high floor as justification for prioritizing Fleetwood in DFS lineups.

Stephen Hennessey identifies Tommy Fleetwood as ready for a significant breakthrough at The Players Championship, noting Fleetwood’s elite statistical profile and course history. Fleetwood currently leads this stacked field in strokes gained on approach over the last 36 rounds according to RickRunGood.com, indicating peak iron performance. He ranks 10th in Good Drive Percentage, underscoring his accuracy off the tee—a critical factor at narrow and punishing TPC Sawgrass. Additionally, Fleetwood’s elite scrambling skills make him well-equipped to minimize mistakes on this challenging venue. Fleetwood already has two top-10 finishes (2018 and 2019) at Sawgrass and just one missed cut in seven appearances. Hennessey firmly believes Fleetwood has the all-around game perfectly poised for a career-defining victory on one of golf’s biggest stages.

Tyler Tamboline expressed skepticism towards rostering Tommy Fleetwood this week due to his inflated DFS price ($9800), despite solid but unspectacular recent form. Tamboline highlighted Fleetwood's history of failing to secure PGA Tour wins, including a playoff loss to Nick Taylor. He noted Fleetwood’s relatively modest finishes (11th, 22nd, 21st, 5th recently; and a 35th last year at THE PLAYERS Championship) that do not justify his almost-10K price. Tamboline suggested the DFS community's perception of Fleetwood as a reliably 'safe' pick might be misguided, making Fleetwood potentially overpriced at this slate.

Pat Perry believes Tommy Fleetwood is a promising outright candidate at approximately 30-to-1 odds for THE PLAYERS Championship. Despite the common narrative surrounding Fleetwood's inability to secure wins on the PGA Tour, Perry admires Fleetwood's exceptional ball-striking ability and his low-mistake style of golf. Perry also noted Fleetwood's capability to excel if wind conditions pick up at TPC Sawgrass, stating this venue could be exactly what Fleetwood needs to break through for a win, although he feels even more comfortable betting Fleetwood in top-20 markets.

Ben Coley enthusiastically supported Tommy Fleetwood's chances at THE PLAYERS Championship based on Fleetwood's exceptional tee-to-green consistency. Despite challenging course conditions at Bay Hill, Fleetwood delivered one of the best weekend performances, illustrating his reliability. Coley highlighted Fleetwood's proven strength in approach play beginning from his silver medal performance at the Olympics and maintained consistently since then. Crucially, Fleetwood has shown extreme comfort at TPC Sawgrass, making six cuts out of seven, frequently gaining significant strokes tee-to-green. Although the putter is a lingering concern, his solid history with Sawgrass' greens (slightly-above-average strokes-gained numbers) is reassuring. Coley emphasized Fleetwood's suitability for stadium-style courses like Le Golf National, where he excelled in both Ryder Cups and the Open de France. Despite not yet securing a PGA Tour victory, Coley cited Fleetwood's high probabilistic chance given consistent recent form and strong course fit, endorsing a bet at 28/1.

Matthew Wiley recommended caution against rostering Tommy Fleetwood at THE PLAYERS Championship, critiquing his overly conservative playing style. Wiley described Fleetwood as unable to consistently deliver aggression required at this event, frequently settling for conservative outcomes leading to missed scoring opportunities on critical holes. He humorously portrayed Fleetwood's play as frustratingly consistent in narrowly missing birdies, persistently settling into less aggressive, locking-in-a-safe-par tendencies. Wiley sees this conservative trait limiting Fleetwood's upside and potential ROI in DFS contests despite appealing statistical form.

Keith Stewart advises against rostering Tommy Fleetwood in DFS lineups due to persistent underwhelming form. Despite Fleetwood repeatedly appearing prominently in statistical models, Stewart is cautious due to Fleetwood's consistent pattern of failing to close tournaments strongly. This trend spans multiple recent events suggesting that despite favorable modeling, his recent play lacks the upside required for DFS contests this week.

Brandon Gdula likes Tommy Fleetwood as an outright winner bet at 30-1 odds for THE PLAYERS Championship. He highlighted Fleetwood's consistent ball-striking ability, noting he is gaining off the tee with impressive length and accuracy, and he's maintained positive strokes gained on approach in 13 consecutive tournaments dating back to the Open Championship last July. Though Fleetwood's putter is inconsistent, Sawgrass is a venue where premium ball-striking can prevail even with weaker putting. Fleetwood's history here includes two top-10 finishes (2018, 2019) and three consecutive made cuts, making this tournament a prime spot for him to get his breakthrough PGA Tour victory under conditions de-emphasizing putting reliance.

GS Luke strongly recommended Tommy Fleetwood at TPC Sawgrass due to his outstanding recent form and precision from tee to green. Fleetwood is third overall in the field in the most recent form ranks, demonstrating some of the strongest iron play of any golfer entering the tournament. GS Luke particularly favored Fleetwood's accuracy off the tee in comparison to other stars, notably Justin Thomas who tends to struggle with accuracy at times. Despite mixed course history (highlighted by a T5 but recent finishes from T22 to T35 and a missed cut), Luke believes Fleetwood is ideally suited for the accurate, positional demands of TPC Sawgrass, citing that he's perennially among the top 10-20 players in driving accuracy on tour. Luke primarily targeted Fleetwood for a top-five finish at +600 odds but also strongly endorsed his DFS value at $9,800.

Eric Polzin advocates strongly for Tommy Fleetwood as an underappreciated golf betting and DFS play at THE PLAYERS Championship. Fleetwood's recent form is impressive, with six consecutive made cuts, each finish within the top 22. Polzin highlights Fleetwood's good course history, with three straight made cuts at this event, along with a favorable specialist rating. Although not the absolute top statistical fit, Fleetwood has recently shown signs of approaching a victory, and Polzin notably dismisses the narrative around Fleetwood not being able to close out tournaments. With odds around 50 to 1, Polzin sees Fleetwood as a must-play based on combination of form, upside, and betting value.

Kenny Kim is backing Tommy Fleetwood at 28 to 1, praising his outstanding recent consistency—12 straight top-25 finishes including 6 finishes within the top 6. Fleetwood's tee-to-green performance has been particularly impressive, averaging approximately 4.7 strokes gained in his last 10 PGA Tour events. Highlighted by a strong weekend rally at Bay Hill (going from barely making the cut to finishing 11th), Kim believes Fleetwood's form aligns well with previous long-overdue winners like Russell Henley, positioning Fleetwood as a prime candidate to break through at TPC Sawgrass, especially with favorable each-way terms paying eight spots.

Brian Kirschner will not bet Tommy Fleetwood to achieve his debut PGA Tour victory at THE PLAYERS Championship. Despite acknowledging Fleetwood's past success at this course, including a first-round leader performance, Kirschner doubts Fleetwood's ability to close and secure his first-ever PGA Tour win at such a high-profile event. Last week's tournament, Kirschner believed, illustrated a 'classic Tommy Fleetwood week' with a promising but ultimately unsatisfying finish. Kirschner's reluctance is rooted primarily in Fleetwood's history of near misses and continued inability to close out victories in strong fields and marquee events.

Andy Lack highlighted Tommy Fleetwood as a strong DFS play this week at THE PLAYERS Championship, citing that the fit at Sawgrass is even better than Bay Hill, where Fleetwood was backed last week at 30-to-1 odds. Lack emphasized Fleetwood’s recent elite iron play as a significant factor to target him again this week, noting his current iron play is at a completely different level. Lack noted previous Sawgrass performances and strong form metrics, expecting his ownership percentage to stay reasonably in check due to other popular names around him, thereby making Fleetwood an appealing leverage play.

Rick Gehman recommended Tommy Fleetwood as a solid DFS play at TPC Sawgrass, citing his strength in tough scoring conditions. Fleetwood consistently thrives at difficult courses requiring strong short game, scrambling, and a resilient grind, making Sawgrass ideal for his playing style. Gehman noted Fleetwood's recent form coming off a T5 at Torrey Pines and T11 at Bay Hill, giving him a high floor with upside appeal at THE PLAYERS Championship, an event well suited to Fleetwood's game.

Rick Gehman expressed strong enthusiasm for Tommy Fleetwood's current form, highlighting his recent finishes with a T5 at Torrey Pines and T11 at Bay Hill. Among players in the 9K DFS salary range, Fleetwood has performed the best over the past 36 rounds, demonstrating elite ball-striking consistency and a well-rounded game, which positions him favorably going into THE PLAYERS Championship.

Andy Lack discussed Tommy Fleetwood as being a significantly better DFS prospect at TPC Sawgrass compared to the longer Bay Hill course. Fleetwood has been consistently strong in ball-striking and particularly good with his irons, even though he's been struggling with the putter recently. According to Lack, TPC Sawgrass offers a shorter, better-suited course layout for Fleetwood's strengths relative to longer venues like Bay Hill, where his weaknesses can be more exposed. Given Fleetwood's current excellent iron play form and ball striking metrics, Lack sees him as highly valuable from a DFS and betting perspective at TPC Sawgrass.

John Haslbauer expressed high optimism for Tommy Fleetwood breaking through with a long-overdue first PGA Tour victory at THE PLAYERS Championship. Fleetwood enters ranking fourth in SG: Ball Striking over his last 36 rounds and has gained at least one stroke both Off The Tee (OTT) and on Approach (APP) in each of his last 12 starts across the PGA and DP World Tours. He also ranks fourth in total strokes gained historically at TPC Sawgrass, highlighting consistent elite play at this course, with two prior top-10 finishes and just one missed cut in seven appearances. While acknowledging Fleetwood's historically weaker ability to close out competitive events, Haslbauer references his strong recent form—including four top-six finishes in his last seven events and seven top-five finishes in majors—to support Fleetwood as an appealing betting pick, especially if inclement and windy conditions arise, further advantaging strong ball-strikers.

Drake Dunaway thinks Tommy Fleetwood is poised for a breakout win at TPC Sawgrass, noting Fleetwood currently finds himself at the top of the best players yet to win on the PGA Tour. Fleetwood's elite tee-to-green game (4th in strokes gained tee-to-green last 6 months according to Data Golf) pairs well with his superior short game. Despite recently struggling to crack the top-20 at THE PLAYERS Championship, Fleetwood does offer historical success on this course, including back-to-back top-10 finishes in 2018 and 2019. Dunaway believes Fleetwood's solid weekend performance at the Arnold Palmer Invitational indicates he's returning to pre-pandemic form. Additionally, Dunaway mentions testing Fleetwood's candidacy as a dark horse through ChatGPT, adding extra intrigue to this pick at appealing odds of 30-1.