Derek Farnsworth suggested Lucas Glover as a viable long-shot pick at +6000. He highlighted Glover’s ball-striking pedigree and noted his major improvements on the greens, with Glover gaining strokes putting in seven of his last nine starts. Farnsworth also pointed to Glover’s recent string of high finishes—three top-3 results in his last 10 PGA Tour appearances—and his comfort level at PGA National, evidenced by three straight top-35 finishes in this event. Farnsworth believes a continued spike in Glover’s putting could vault him into serious contention.

Blake Schuster advised placing 0.5 units on Lucas Glover at +5500, calling him a worthwhile long shot. Glover has finished T35 or better in his last three visits to PGA National, compiling 0.88 true strokes gained. He also rates top-30 in four of the five key metrics this week. Schuster pointed out Glover’s success in weaker fields earlier this season, including a T3 at Pebble Beach and T21 at the Sony Open.

Alex Hunter highlighted Lucas Glover’s consistent performances at PGA National, as he’s made six of his last seven cuts here with every result T35 or better (including a T4 in 2019). Coming in with nine made cuts in his last 11 events and ranking third in SG: Approach over his last 50 rounds, Glover offers a safe DFS floor and decent upside.

Christopher Powers recommended Lucas Glover (-110) over Austin Eckroat based on Glover’s consistent track record of making nine of his last eleven cuts. Powers pointed to Glover’s three third-place finishes during that stretch as evidence of his reliability in similarly difficult setups.

Len Hochberg called Lucas Glover a reliable DFS pick, noting he has made six of his past seven cuts at PGA National, including a top-5 finish. Glover’s putting has improved this year as he ranks inside the top-50, and he recently finished T21 at the Sony and T3 at Pebble Beach, reinforcing his value for fantasy lineups.

Ryan Noonan added Lucas Glover to his outright card, pointing to Glover’s course fit at this club-down track. He emphasized that Glover’s accuracy off the tee, combined with his mid-iron strengths, gives him a genuine shot at winning. Noonan noted Glover’s T3 finish at Pebble Beach this season and back-to-back top-five finishes during the swing season. With multiple strong showings at PGA National already, Glover’s consistency and ability to avoid costly mistakes could keep him in contention through the weekend.

Brian Giuffra said he is picking Lucas Glover at +6000, highlighting Glover’s fourth-ranked driving accuracy and 10th-ranked proximity to the hole. Giuffra also noted Glover’s elite scrambling ability, solid putter performance this year, and a past top-5 finish at this course.

Cody Williams said he is picking Lucas Glover for a Top 20 at +225, pointing to Glover’s second-place ranking in strokes-gained approach from 175-200 yards over the last 20 rounds. Williams noted Glover’s success at Pebble Beach and multiple top-20 finishes at PGA National.

Dave Tindall tipped Lucas Glover at 50/1, emphasizing Glover’s trio of recent top-three finishes on the PGA Tour and his improving putter. Tindall noted Glover’s history of success in Florida, including multiple top-25 finishes at PGA National with two fourth-place results. As a former US Open champion, Glover possesses the patient mindset and skill-set well-suited for the demanding conditions at PGA National, making him an appealing each-way bet.