Jason Sobel recommended Karl Vilips at +8000, emphasizing the Stanford product’s power off the tee and rapid rise from conditional Korn Ferry status to PGA Tour membership. Sobel believes Vilips’ big-hitting profile fits well for a birdie-friendly layout, suggesting that this is one of the last times bettors may find him at such long odds in a weaker field.

Bo McBrayer sees Karl Vilips at 200 to 1 as a promising long-shot pick. He praised Vilips’s scoring ability in difficult conditions and noted that the former Korn Ferry Tour standout possesses significant upside. While acknowledging that Vilips might miss the cut if he doesn’t piece everything together, McBrayer believes the potential payoff makes him worth a speculative wager.

Rick Gehman described Karl Vilips as an exceptionally talented golfer who excelled on the Korn Ferry Tour, even winning in Utah last August. However, Gehman noted that Vilips has been absent from recent PGA Tour events, raising questions about his current health or status. Despite the uncertainty, Gehman believes Vilips’s underlying talent might make him a high-upside DFS gamble in a shallow field if he’s indeed ready to compete.

Rick Gehman cited Carl Vilips as a highly skilled player who excelled on the Korn Ferry Tour, possibly earning Player of the Year honors. He hasn’t yet played on the PGA Tour this year, leaving questions about his recent status, but Gehman emphasized his talent and past successes. Vilips could be a deep DFS flier at Vidanta Vallarta thanks to his strong ball-striking potential.