Andy Lang touted Greyson Sigg as a worthwhile DFS selection, noting his 17th-place finish last week and 9th-place result within the last 13 tournaments. Sigg made the cut at this event in his previous attempt, and Andy believes the golfer’s consistent form makes him a solid weekend points contributor for DFS lineups.

Andy Lang suggested Sam Ryder at $7,100 on DraftKings, emphasizing that Ryder has made the cut in every tournament this season. Ryder has finished 21st, 8th, and 9th in his last three appearances at this event, making him a solid mid-tier option for DFS lineups with decent upside.

Andy Lang recommended Vincent Norman as a budget-friendly DFS option at $6,400. Norman has made the cut in all five tournaments this season and in both of his appearances at this course. While he lacks high finish upside, Andy believes his consistent play can provide value to DFS rosters aiming to reach the weekend.

Andy Lang advised passing on Denny McCarthy due to his miserable record at this course, where he has missed the cut in five of his seven appearances. Despite McCarthy’s good current form, Andy cannot overlook that alarming history and plans to look elsewhere in DFS and betting matchups.

Andy Lang said to stay away from Austin Eckroat, noting his victory here last year was likely an outlier. Eckroat had no top-20 finishes prior to that win, has missed the cut in four of his last five tournaments, and sits outside the top 50 in total strokes gained. Andy believes his recent form leaves little reason to expect another strong showing.

Andy Lang said to avoid Sungjae Im this week, citing Sungjae’s poor approach play (−0.76 strokes gained on approach) and spotty track record at this venue, including multiple missed cuts. Andy emphasized that the course’s tough iron shots will only magnify Im’s struggles. He also sees value in fading Sungjae in head-to-head matchups given his recent form.