Keith Stewart took Ben Griffin (+100) over Taylor Pendrith, noting Griffin’s back-to-back fourth-place finishes at PGA National while Pendrith recently missed the cut. Stewart highlighted Pendrith’s six straight events losing strokes with his putter, making Griffin the more reliable head-to-head option.

Christopher Powers once again sides with Ben Griffin (+100) over Taylor Pendrith, pointing to Griffin’s recent back-to-back fourth-place finishes and his scorching form in Florida swings. Powers feels there’s no reason to fade him now.

Ben Everill recommended Ben Griffin (+500) for a top-10 finish. He highlighted Griffin’s strong approach play and recent form, with multiple top-five results and a solid showing at Bay Hill previously.

Chris Breece suggested Ben Griffin (+200) for a top 20 this week. Griffin was near the top of the leaderboard at PGA National, and Breece believes that momentum will carry over at Bay Hill.

Rick Gehman highlighted Ben Griffin as a strong value play for the Arnold Palmer Invitational, noting that Griffin ranked 14th in his custom model that emphasizes long hitters, strong approach play, and par 5 scoring. Considering Griffin's lower price, Gehman sees him as an excellent option this week.

Todd McGill noted Ben Griffin’s back-to-back T4 finishes in Mexico and at PGA National as reasons why he could excel again at Bay Hill. Despite just one prior start here resulting in a T14 finish, Griffin’s comfort on bermuda putting surfaces and recently better iron play make him an under-the-radar DFS option. McGill predicts his course history could improve further this week based on Griffin’s current momentum.

Jason Rouslin recommended considering Ben Griffin for DFS lineups at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, highlighting his impressive consistency in making cuts. Griffin is playing his 10th consecutive event this week and continues to deliver solid performances. At a price of $7,600, Rouslin believes Griffin offers good value. While he doesn't expect Griffin to win the tournament, Rouslin suggests including him in 'make the cut' bets and appreciates his reliability as a consistent performer who can contribute to a strong DFS roster.

Iain MacMillan advised bettors to consider Ben Griffin as an 80-1 longshot pick at Bay Hill. MacMillan highlighted Griffin’s 34th-place rank on Tour in total driving as significant for a demanding course off the tee. In recent months, Griffin finished T4 at both the Mexico Open and the Cognizant Classic, demonstrating strong form. Additionally, he placed T14 at this same event in 2023, further displaying his comfort with the layout and making him a compelling bet at long odds.

Iain MacMillan recommended Ben Griffin as an appealing longshot at 80-1 odds. MacMillan cited Griffin’s 34th-place ranking on Tour in total driving and T4 finishes at the Mexico Open and Cognizant Classic as signs of his strong form. He also mentioned Griffin’s T14 finish at Bay Hill in 2023, indicating promising course fit and positive momentum heading into this year's event.

Redkacheek said Ben Griffin is playing excellent golf and fits the course demands at PGA National, particularly with his mid-iron accuracy. He noted Griffin’s ability to stay composed under difficult conditions, calling him a strong option at 8,500 salary and pointing out his recent form plus 40-to-1 odds further underscore his DFS appeal.

Derek Farnsworth identified Ben Griffin as a favorite long-shot play at +4500. He cited Griffin’s T4 finish at the Mexico Open, where Griffin gained 8.9 strokes tee to green and 3.1 strokes putting. Farnsworth noted Griffin’s overall elite profile in every area except off the tee, an aspect that should be minimized at PGA National’s less-than-driver setups. He also referenced Griffin’s previous success in Florida, including a T21 here in 2023, and believes the course sets up well for Griffin to make a run at his first PGA Tour victory.

Matt said Ben Griffin arrived in high spirits and noted his reputation as the top 'Bermuda guy' on Tour. Though Matt mostly saw Griffin involved in media shoots and not so much practicing, he pointed out that Griffin’s confidence tends to translate well into quick starts. Matt suggested that Griffin’s 45 to 1 betting odds could provide solid value, especially given his strong form on Bermuda surfaces and his ability to rack up early birdies at courses like PGA National.

Matt indicated that Ben Griffin should be a strong play at 45 to 1, citing Griffin’s clear comfort on Bermuda greens and a tendency to start quickly in events—expecting him to be three under through six holes on Thursday. Although Matt did not guarantee a win, he believes Griffin’s historical early-round success and consistent performance on Bermuda surfaces offer solid betting value at those odds.

Keith Stewart took Ben Griffin (+100) over Davis Thompson in a head-to-head matchup, praising Griffin’s solid play over his last 10 tournaments, including a fourth-place finish in Mexico. Stewart highlighted Thompson’s iron struggles and poor putting displays in six of his last seven starts as reasons to back Griffin.

Mike McClure recommended Ben Griffin at $8,500 in DFS, citing Griffin’s steady all-around game and low blow-up potential. McClure emphasized that Griffin benefits from this weaker field, has made the cut consistently (with only two missed cuts since the 3M Open), and therefore offers both a solid floor and a decent path to contention at his salary. McClure also noted that Griffin’s ownership likely won’t be extreme, which helps with lineup differentiation.

Jason Rouslin is avoiding Ben Griffin (ADP 6.7) and Davis Thompson (ADP 9.4), viewing them as overvalued. He prefers other players like Taylor Moore, who offers similar skill with better value.