Keith Stewart advised against picking Min Woo Lee for the Arnold Palmer Invitational, expressing concerns about Lee's approach game. Stewart stated that Lee's approach play is 'not good enough' to contend at Bay Hill, suggesting that he falls short in a key area necessary for success on this course.

Brady Kannon said Min Woo Lee merits a bet this week, citing the Australian’s track record in windy conditions and strong tee-to-green metrics. Lee has posted three top-20 finishes in four starts this season and ranks sixth in Strokes Gained: Off the Tee over his last 36 rounds. Kannon noted Lee’s length and success at Bay Hill-like setups, referencing his 12th-place finish in Phoenix and an 18th at the 2023 PGA Championship.

Kenny Kim recommended Min Woo Lee as a DFS play at $7,500, noting his consistent top 20 to top 25 finishes in recent events. Kim highlighted Lee's ability to use his driver effectively, potentially taking advantage of wider landing areas at Bay Hill. He believes that Lee has the skill and talent to achieve an even higher finish this week, possibly breaking into the top 10.

Matt Vincenzi recommended taking a chance on Min Woo Lee at +8000 after his second consecutive top-15 finish. Vincenzi pointed out Lee’s ranking of 19th in strokes-gained off the tee and fourth around the green over his past 24 rounds, underscoring his well-rounded skill set. Lee has three starts at Bay Hill—missing two cuts before finishing 44th last year, aided by +3.8 strokes-gained on approach. With another season of experience, Vincenzi sees Lee as an emerging threat at Bay Hill.

Matt Vincenzi sees Min Woo Lee at +8000 as an intriguing long shot based on his tee-to-green strength and short-game prowess. Lee finished inside the top 15 in back-to-back starts on the Florida Swing, and he has gained significant strokes off the tee and around the green over his past 24 rounds. Although he has missed cuts in two of his three starts at Bay Hill, Lee gained 3.8 strokes on approach there last year, suggesting he may be on the brink of a breakthrough at this venue.

Jason Sobel said Min Woo Lee is inching closer to a breakthrough, backed by four top-20s in five starts this year. While Lee’s track record at Bay Hill features a T-44 and two missed cuts, Sobel emphasized that Lee’s game has matured substantially, giving him a higher ceiling. Sobel believes Lee’s offensive firepower on a difficult layout could translate into another strong finish, making him a promising pick for a top-20 outcome this week.

Jason Sobel said Min Woo Lee is a conservative top-20 play due to Lee’s consistent results this year, with four top-20 finishes in five starts. Sobel acknowledged Min Woo’s past missed cuts at Bay Hill but believes Lee’s improved maturity and offensive firepower can help him secure a steady result on a challenging course.

Bob Weeks predicted Min Woo Lee would finish inside the top 10 again, referencing his tie for second at PGA National last year and a tie for 26th in his only other appearance. Lee has made all three cuts this season, including two top-20 finishes, suggesting solid form coming into a demanding Florida course.

Blake Schuster recommended betting on Min Woo Lee to miss the cut at +180. Even though Lee finished T2 at the event last year, Schuster is wary of his current form, including a 48th-place result at the Genesis Invitational and a poor statistical fit at PGA National. The tout believes these factors outweigh Lee’s past success.

Cameron DaSilva projected Min Woo Lee for a top-5 finish, citing his T-12 result at the WM Phoenix Open and his overall strong form to start 2025. DaSilva highlighted Lee’s 38th ranking in SG: tee-to-green and his driving length, which should give him mid-to-short irons into PGA National’s challenging greens.

Mike McClure identified Min Woo Lee as a strong DFS target in the 9k range for the Cognizant Classic. He praised Lee’s recent finishes, including a T12 at the Waste Management Phoenix Open and a T17 at Pebble Beach, noting that one poor second round at the Genesis was the only thing keeping him from another top-15. McClure believes Lee’s length off the tee and upside on Florida courses give him genuine win equity in a non-elevated field, making the $9,200 price tag particularly enticing.

Jason Rouslin recommended considering Min Woo Lee as a high-upside pick due to his talent, although there is uncertainty around how much golf he will play. He suggests adding him in future drafts for those seeking high potential.