Kenny Kim suggested considering Cameron Davis ($6,400), Brian Harman ($6,800), and Byeong Hun An ($6,800) as low-owned DFS plays for GPP tournaments. Kim believes these players are talented yet expected to have ownership percentages under 5%, providing potential leverage in tournament lineups. While acknowledging the inherent risk, Kim highlighted their abilities and low expected ownership as reasons to include them for those aiming to differentiate their lineups and potentially win a GPP.

Kenny Kim recommended betting on Justin Thomas to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational at 18:1 odds. He noted that Thomas's form coming into the event is solid and that he has shown improvement at Bay Hill, finishing 12th last year in only his second appearance. Kim believes Thomas is a strong contender in the 18 to 22 to 1 odds range, offering value compared to the top favorites.

Kenny Kim recommended betting on Patrick Cantlay to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational at 22:1 odds with eight places. Kim highlighted that Cantlay has achieved a couple of top-five finishes in his last three events and has a fourth-place finish at this tournament in the past. Cantlay is ranked inside the top 20 in Kim's model, indicating strong current form and course suitability. Kim believes that Cantlay offers solid value and is a strong contender this week.

Kenny Kim recommended betting on Harris English to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational at 80:1 odds with eight places. Despite English ranking low in Kim's statistical models (70th in the last 24 rounds and 68th in the last 100 rounds), Kim emphasized that English excels on tough courses and in strong fields. English has a history of top-10 finishes at events like the Wells Fargo Championship and the U.S. Open, and he has performed well on demanding courses like the Farmers Insurance Open. Kim believes that English's ability to grind out results on challenging layouts makes him a strong value bet, especially since course history is important at this event.

Kenny Kim recommended betting on Sahith Theegala to win the Arnold Palmer Invitational at 110:1 odds and placed a top-10 bet at +500. Kim observed that Theegala showed promising signs in his recent event, finishing 17th with a strong final round propelled by excellent putting. Kim believes that gaining confidence from good weekend rounds can boost Theegala's performance. He also noted Theegala's good track record at this course. Kim found the odds offered on DraftKings to be exceptionally favorable and decided to take both the outright win and the top-10 bets.

Kenny Kim suggested considering Xander Schauffele as a low-owned pivot in DFS lineups for the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Due to recent injury concerns and lack of play, Kim anticipates that Schauffele's ownership will be around 10-12%, which is low for a player of his caliber. Rumors suggest that Schauffele might participate in the TGL event, indicating he may be fit to play. Kim noted that while there is risk involved due to potential rustiness from not playing in nearly two months, selecting Schauffele could provide a significant advantage if he performs well, as you'll likely get him at his lowest ownership of the season.

Kenny Kim recommended using Ludvig Aberg in DFS lineups to afford top-tier players like Rory McIlroy or Scottie Scheffler without needing to select lower-priced golfers from the 6K range. By pairing Aberg with McIlroy, Kim suggests that you can build a competitive lineup while staying within budget constraints. He emphasized that roster construction is crucial this week, especially since the 'studs' are expected to top the leaderboard in this elevated event. Including Aberg allows for flexibility in selecting high-end players who have strong chances of performing well.

Kenny Kim recommended Tommy Fleetwood as a strong DFS option this week due to his excellent recent iron play. He noted that Fleetwood has gained 11 to 12 strokes with his irons over his last eight rounds on tour and is on fire in that aspect. Fleetwood ranks highly in key stats such as Tee-to-Green and strokes gained off the tee, and he's strong in proximity from 175 to 200 yards. Kenny highlighted that Fleetwood's overall game is well-suited for Bay Hill and that he could be a lower-owned option in DFS lineups.

Kenny Kim selected Sepp Straka as his 'Hustler Play of the Week' for DFS lineups, despite Straka's poor course history at Bay Hill. Kim noted that Straka has missed the cut here four times and his best finish is 57th, which should keep his ownership low. However, Straka is ranked first in Kim's model over the last 24 rounds, excelling in key statistics such as third in approach, second in Tee-to-Green, first in birdies or better, and strong proximities from 175 to 200 yards. Kim believes that Straka's recent form and statistical performance make him a strong under-the-radar DFS play.

Kenny Kim included Russell Henley as one of his cash game cornerstones for DFS lineups this week. Henley has three top tens in his last five events and has a good course history at Bay Hill. Priced at $8,800, Henley offers solid value and consistent performance, making him a reliable option for cash games. Kenny noted that while Henley may not be a likely winner, a top five or top ten finish would be sufficient at his price point.

Kenny Kim recommended Min Woo Lee as a DFS play at $7,500, noting his consistent top 20 to top 25 finishes in recent events. Kim highlighted Lee's ability to use his driver effectively, potentially taking advantage of wider landing areas at Bay Hill. He believes that Lee has the skill and talent to achieve an even higher finish this week, possibly breaking into the top 10.

Kenny Kim recommended Corey Conners as a DFS play at $7,800, noting that Conners had a strong Sunday performance in his last outing, which could boost his confidence heading into this week. Conners has had good finishes at Bay Hill in the past, and Kenny does not expect him to be overly popular in terms of ownership, making him a potentially valuable pick.

Kenny Kim recommended Sahith Theegala as a DFS play, noting that Theegala showed some moxie on Sunday to get his confidence back up. Coming to a course where he has played well in the past, Theegala could leverage his recent form to deliver a strong performance this week.

Kenny Kim highlighted Nick Taylor as a value DFS play at $6,700. Taylor is entering the event with a recent top-10 finish and placed 12th at Bay Hill last year. Kim noted that Taylor ranks second or third in his model among players in the $6K range. He emphasized Taylor's 'electric' iron play, high birdie counts, and exceptional long iron performance from 175-200 yards and beyond 200 yards, suggesting that Taylor is a strong candidate for DFS lineups this week.