Keith Stewart advised fading Max Homa this week at the Arnold Palmer Invitational, pointing out that Homa played to his ceiling last week and may regress in performance. Stewart suggests that after such peak performances, players may not perform as well in the following event.

Matt Jerzyk expressed concerns that Max Homa is on the verge of losing his PGA Tour card due to his current poor performance. Despite having exemptions from previous wins, Homa is not likely to be in the top 100 to retain his card. Jerzyk noted that Homa is 'playing horrible golf right now' and may have a better chance of winning in Korn Ferry Tour events like the Astara Chile Classic.

Matt Jerzyk observed that Max Homa looked better today and may be poised for a bounce-back performance at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Homa has a good course history at the API, having 'striped here historically,' and is known for his excellent long iron play. Jerzyk plans to watch Homa again tomorrow, noting that he saw 'good things' from Homa in the latest practice rounds.

Nick Borrman noted that Max Homa is showing signs of improved form ahead of the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational at Bay Hill. Despite recent struggles and concerns about his game, Borrman observed that Homa looked better in practice sessions and has historically performed well at this course due to his exceptional long iron play. He believes that if Homa continues to improve, he could be a strong contender this week.

Nick Borrman cautioned that Max Homa, Billy Horschel, Tom Kim, and Nick Dunlap may be affected by fatigue due to an unusual travel schedule before the 2025 Arnold Palmer Invitational. These players had to commute between Orlando and Palm Beach multiple times within a short period, which is unprecedented and could impact their performance at Bay Hill. Borrman suggests that bettors should be mindful of this potential fatigue factor when considering these players.

Derek Farnsworth advised against playing Max Homa at the Arnold Palmer Invitational despite his strong course history. Farnsworth noted that while Homa has been excellent at Bay Hill in the past, his recent form has been poor. He expressed uncertainty about which trend will continue but is inclined to avoid Homa due to his recent struggles.

Jason Rouslin advised against playing Max Homa at the Arnold Palmer Invitational due to his significant decline in form. Homa has been struggling recently, moving from being one of the top players to now near the bottom in a 70-man field. Rouslin compared Homa's slump to that of Cameron Young and noted that while some people might still be chasing Homa in hopes of a turnaround, it's uncertain if that week will come. Given his past struggles on tour and current performance, Homa is considered a risky pick for DFS lineups.

Tyler Tamboline highlighted Max Homa as an under-the-radar pick for the 2025 Farmers Insurance Open. Tamboline noted that although Homa isn't being discussed much, he has a great history at this event. He suggested that Homa could be a strong choice for those looking for alternatives to more popular picks like Jason Day. Tamboline sees Homa and Steven Jaeger as interesting options who could provide significant upside due to their lower popularity.

Tyler Tamboline said he would pick Max Homa over Clanton, expressing confidence in Homa despite potential risks.

Tyler Tamboline suggested Max Homa as a good pick for the Farmers Insurance Open, highlighting his great history at the event.