Iain MacMillan endorsed Henrik Norlander at +5000, noting that despite Norlander's recent missed cut at the Cognizant Classic, he gained strokes on approach and posted a T13 finish at the Mexico Open the previous week. Norlander has finished inside the top 15 twice in a row at the Puerto Rico Open and ranks 11th in the field in strokes-gained putting on Paspalum greens. MacMillan also pointed out that Norlander is eighth overall on Tour in strokes-gained approach, making him a compelling betting option at this alternate-field event.

Jake Friedman identified Henrik Norlander as a deep value selection at +30000, citing his fairway-finding ability and elite approach game. Although Norlander’s 2025 campaign has been marred by missed cuts, he showed promise with a T13 at the Mexico Open. Friedman emphasized that Norlander’s fortunes often hinge on his short game, and if he can putt competently, his ball-striking could carry him into contention at a course that rewards precision.

Jake Friedman identified Henrik Norlander as a budget-friendly DFS option at $6,500, thanks to his signature accuracy off the tee and elite approach play. Though his 2025 results include multiple missed cuts, he recently posted a T13 at the Mexico Open. Friedman believes that if Norlander can avoid blow-up holes and get a boost from his typically shaky short game, he could deliver a strong return on investment at PGA National.