Greg identified Patrick Rodgers as a strong bet at 22 to 1, noting Rodgers’s course history of 10th, 10th, and 6th in three appearances at Vidanta Vallarta. Rodgers also finished third last week, his best result on Tour since 2015. Greg referenced Rodgers’s success at Torrey Pines and believes he is a solid option for a top-20 wager with upside to win, despite being thrust into a role with higher expectations than usual.

Greg tabbed Stephan Jaeger at 25 to 1 for the Mexico Open, emphasizing his consistent performance at Vidanta Vallarta. Jaeger placed third here last year and has logged top-20 finishes in all three of his appearances. He also has two top-fives in his last six events, including a runner-up at the Desert Classic, and has shown well on similarly correlated courses like the Farmers Insurance Open and Sanderson Farms Championship.

Greg singled out Beau Hossler as another promising pick at Vidanta Vallarta, noting his strong showings at Torrey Pines and Sanderson Farms—venues that correlate well with the Mexico Open. Hossler’s length off the tee and comfort on wide fairways align with a course setup that penalizes inaccuracy less. Though he has not posted a top-10 finish since his runner-up at Sanderson Farms, Greg believes Hossler’s skill set could thrive in this birdie-friendly environment.