Iain MacMillan said he is picking Harry Hall at +7000 for first-round leader, citing Hall’s 25th-place scrambling and 12th in strokes-gained putting. Hall also ranks second on Tour in Round 1 scoring average (67.00), which MacMillan believes points to another fast start.

Rick Gehman expressed concern about Harry Hall’s recent performance, noting that Hall has lost strokes on approach in three of his last four starts and has also dropped strokes off the tee in four straight events. Gehman pointed out that those off-the-tee gains once fueled Hall’s top finishes. With Vidanta requiring accuracy and consistent ball-striking, Gehman is more bearish on Hall this week.

Pat Mayo believes that Harry Hall at 40-1 odds could be a good pick for the American Express, noting that he makes a ton of sense for this event.

Pat Mayo mentioned that Harry Hall rates number one in his modeling for the American Express, indicating he could be a strong play, although Mayo is hesitant to use him in One and Done.

Pat Mayo recommended considering Harry Hall for the American Express Tournament, highlighting that Hall ranks first in birdies or better gained over the past 36 rounds among all players in the field and continues to play very well.

Jason Rouslin recommended drafting Harry Hall late in the PGA Best Ball Scramble because Hall will play in the Century Tournament of Champions and holds priority status due to his win last year. Hall is expected to participate in high-scoring events like the Century and Mexico Open, providing an edge in early rounds.