David Barnett grabbed Trey Mullinax at 150-to-1, calling TPC Toronto a sneaky ‘Bombers Paradise.’ With only two par-5s and a slew of 200-plus-yard approaches, Barnett believes players need raw ball speed and high-launch long irons—two areas where Mullinax thrives (ranked top-15 in driving distance and GIRs from 200+). Barnett added that last year’s Americas Tour winner hit just 46 greens in regulation here because of steady winds, a setup that downplays short-game precision—historically Mullinax’s weakness. If conditions repeat, Barnett sees Mullinax’s length generating enough birdie looks to make a legitimate leaderboard run and pay off in outright and top-20 markets.

Guy Boston highlighted Trey Mullinax as a high-upside longshot candidate at the Valero Texas Open based purely on statistical modeling. Although Mullinax lacks impressive course history, Boston noted that Mullinax exhibits numerous 'green-box' statistical strengths (highly favorable metrics in multiple key areas). Despite concerns about past form at this particular event, Boston’s model-based selection signifies potential hidden upside that could make Mullinax worth a gamble in DFS or long-odds betting markets.