Len Hochberg recommended Russell Henley, citing his 2014 victory at this venue, two top-10 finishes this season (at the Sony Open and Pebble Beach), and multiple strong results at PGA National. Hochberg noted Henley's improved form and questioned whether he can finally close the deal, concluding that this course provides an ideal setting for him to succeed.

Len Hochberg endorsed Shane Lowry for his proven track record at PGA National, noting top-5 finishes here each of the last three years and a recent runner-up showing at Pebble Beach. Hochberg emphasized Lowry’s balanced game across all strokes-gained categories and pointed to his comfort on bermudagrass and in Florida’s climate as key reasons he’s a strong DFS pick.

Len Hochberg highlighted Daniel Berger’s appeal, citing three top-5 finishes at PGA National in past years and a solid start to the 2025 season with finishes of T2, T12, and T21. Hochberg pointed out Berger’s fourth-place ranking in strokes gained off-the-tee and 14th in bogey avoidance, making him an ideal fit for this challenging layout.

Len Hochberg recommended Keith Mitchell based on his fifth-ranked tee-to-green game and proven success at PGA National, where he won in 2019 and followed up with consecutive T9 finishes. Hochberg also noted Mitchell’s improved putting this season, bolstering his profile as a high-upside DFS option on this demanding course.

Len Hochberg characterized Jordan Spieth as a risk-reward DFS pick given the limited information on his current form after wrist surgery. Hochberg highlighted Spieth’s ranking of 33rd in bogey avoidance in only 10 rounds this season and cited his T4 finish in Phoenix as evidence of his high upside if he can continue to avoid big mistakes.

Len Hochberg recommended Andrew Novak, pointing to his T9 result at PGA National a year ago and two strong finishes this season—a solo third and a T13. While Novak has missed three cuts, Hochberg identified his improving game and upside as reasons to include him in DFS builds.

Len Hochberg suggested Billy Horschel as a strong DFS play, citing Horschel’s affinity for Florida courses and top-25 world ranking. He has a T9 here last year and a T16 from three years ago. Hochberg also noted Horschel ranks 32nd in strokes gained approach and top-50 in bogey avoidance, indicating solid form despite a slow start to the season.

Len Hochberg endorsed J.J. Spaun on the strength of his T3 at the Sony Open and T15 at the Farmers, two venues with narrow fairways. Spaun’s sixth-place ranking in strokes gained approach and 37th in bogey avoidance highlight his solid all-around play, supporting a potential repeat of or improvement on his T30 finish here in 2022.

Len Hochberg called Lucas Glover a reliable DFS pick, noting he has made six of his past seven cuts at PGA National, including a top-5 finish. Glover’s putting has improved this year as he ranks inside the top-50, and he recently finished T21 at the Sony and T3 at Pebble Beach, reinforcing his value for fantasy lineups.

Len Hochberg highlighted Lee Hodges for his steady 2025 campaign, which includes two top-10 finishes and no missed cuts in five events. Hodges ranks top-10 in strokes gained putting and has prior success at PGA National with a T14 in 2023 and a T9 in 2022, making him an appealing DFS selection.

Len Hochberg pointed to Sam Ryder’s strong ball striking and positive history at PGA National, including a T21 finish last year plus two prior top-10s. Ryder ranks in the top 30 in both strokes gained approach and putting, and stands 14th in bogey avoidance, factors that make him a steady DFS target.

Len Hochberg recommended Andrew Putnam as a potential sleeper pick for DFS, emphasizing Putnam’s 16th-ranking in strokes gained approach and 22nd in bogey avoidance despite limited driving distance. Hochberg also noted Putnam’s recent T30 at the Sony and T32 at the Farmers as positive indicators heading into PGA National.

Len Hochberg proposed Vincent Norrman as a low-cost DFS flier, pointing out that the Swede has made all five of his cuts this season. While Norrman’s around-the-green and putting struggles have prevented top-25 finishes, Hochberg sees his solid tee-to-green game as enough to warrant consideration at a minimal salary.