Nick Borrman identified Corey Connors as a strong top-10 candidate for the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational. Despite a slow start to the season, Connors is known for his consistent ball-striking and appears to be regaining form. Borrman noted that Connors looks more comfortable now and excels at hitting fairways and greens, which suits this course. While his putting remains a weakness—highlighted by his caddie testing different putters—Connors' tee-to-green game is strong enough to contend. At 90:1 odds, Borrman believes Connors offers good value for bettors.

Nick Borrman recommended betting on Corey Conners to win the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational at long odds of 90:1. He noted that Connors is "striping it like as hard as Scottie last year, tee to green," indicating a strong ball-striking form similar to Scottie Scheffler's previous performance. Borrman observed that Connors has historically performed well at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, considering it one of his best tournaments of the year. Despite a slow start to the season, Connors appears to be returning to form, and Borrman believes he offers great value at his current odds.

Nick Borrman advised against betting on Xander Schauffele to win the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational, citing concerns about his current form. Borrman observed that Schauffele appears to have gained weight and doesn't look as fit as he did last year. During solo practice rounds, which is uncharacteristic for him, Schauffele missed shots he normally wouldn't, indicating he's not at his best. While Borrman acknowledges that Schauffele may have one great round, he does not recommend betting on him at 16:1 odds this week.

Nick Borrman recommended betting on Justin Thomas to win the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational due to his exceptional approach play and renewed focus. Thomas is consistently gaining over eight strokes on approach and is 'striping it' better than anyone in the field. Borrman also highlighted that Thomas is working with a new caddie, Matt Minister, Patrick Cantlay's former caddie, who is helping him simplify his game. With favorable odds at 28:1 and a return to Florida—effectively a home game for Thomas—Borrman believes this is a strong value bet.

Nick Borrman suggested considering Keith Mitchell for THE PLAYERS Championship due to his exceptional performance on Bermuda greens. Mitchell expressed his confidence and love for this time of year, stating he's aiming to win THE PLAYERS because he's so good on Bermuda surfaces. Borrman highlighted Mitchell's familiarity and success on these greens, making him a potentially valuable betting option for the tournament.

Nick Borrman advised against betting on Shane Lowry to win the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational, stating that Lowry is tired and has 'no chance' this week. Borrman placed Lowry in the 'no C category' on his site, implying low confidence in his performance. He suggested that bettors should avoid Lowry in their selections, citing fatigue as a significant factor impacting his chances.

Nick Borrman highlighted that Justin Thomas and Patrick Cantlay are available at favorable odds of 28 and 30 to 1 for the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational. Despite being popular picks within certain betting communities, their odds are drifting, which Borrman finds concerning but sees as an opportunity. He notes that these are very fair prices compared to their usual odds, suggesting that betting on Thomas and Cantlay could offer good value this week.

Nick Borrman noted that Max Homa is showing signs of improved form ahead of the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill. Despite recent struggles and concerns about his game, Borrman observed that Homa looked better in practice sessions and has historically performed well at this course due to his exceptional long iron play. He believes that if Homa continues to improve, he could be a strong contender this week.

Nick Borrman cautioned that Max Homa, Billy Horschel, Tom Kim, and Nick Dunlap may be affected by fatigue due to an unusual travel schedule before the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational. These players had to commute between Orlando and Palm Beach multiple times within a short period, which is unprecedented and could impact their performance at Bay Hill. Borrman suggests that bettors should be mindful of this potential fatigue factor when considering these players.

Nick Borrman recommended betting on Michael Thorbjornsen at 40 to 1 odds to win the 2025 Puerto Rico Open. He expressed surprise that Thorbjornsen wasn't more popular among bettors given his talent. Borrman described him as a 'generational birdie maker' and emphasized that Thorbjornsen is a legitimate golfer who can perform well at this event. He encourages bettors to bet on Thorbjornsen, highlighting his strong potential.

Nick Borrman recommended including Hayden Springer in betting selections for the 2025 Puerto Rico Open. He described Springer as a 'generational flusher', indicating a player with exceptional ball-striking abilities. Borrman mentioned that he ran his model and plans to finish his betting card, implying confidence in Springer's potential performance at this event.

Nick Borrman recommended Andrew Novak as a strong long shot bet at 55 to 1 for the 2025 Cognizant Classic, highlighting Novak’s consistency on difficult courses like the Genesis Invitational and the Farmers Insurance Open. Novak has finished T13 or better in three of his last four starts, including an impressive top-13 showing at Pebble Beach. Since last June’s RBC Canadian Open, he has made 18 starts, missing only four cuts while recording ten top-25 finishes. He also placed T9 in this event last year. Borrman emphasized Novak’s balanced game—he is one of only seven players to gain strokes across all five categories over the last six months. Beyond the outright wager, Borrman also suggested Novak at +550 for a top-10 finish or +250 for a top-20.

Nick Borrman identified Daniel Berger as a solid outright pick based on Berger’s strong comeback from an extended injury layoff. He noted Berger’s five top-21 finishes in his last eight starts, including a 12th-place showing at the Genesis Invitational. Berger also has three top-four finishes at this event, suggesting familiarity and confidence on this course. Borrman believes Berger has the mental strength to contend again this week.