Andy said Rasmus Hojgaard is an appealing underpriced play for the Mexico Open, emphasizing his proven success on paspalum courses in the DP World Tour, including a recent fourth-place finish in Qatar. Andy noted that DataGolf ranks Hojgaard ahead of other recognized names, suggesting strong overall form and upside. The likelihood of low ownership in DFS further boosts Hojgaard’s potential value, especially with windy conditions anticipated—similar to other layouts where he has excelled.

Rick Gehman indicated that Rasmus Hojgaard might bounce back despite his poor outing at Torrey Pines. Rick attributed some of Hojgaard's struggles to Poa annua greens, suggesting he may perform better on Pass Palum. Although Hojgaard's last finish was disappointing, Rick sees his strong ball-striking profile and a different putting surface as promising reasons to consider him as a lower-owned DFS option.

Rick Gehman said he is interested in Rasmus Højgaard as a lower-owned DFS option despite his recent struggles at Torrey Pines, where Højgaard lost 7.5 strokes putting on Poa Annua greens. Gehman believes those issues could stem more from the Poa surface than overall form. With the Mexico Open featuring paspalum greens, Gehman expects a potential rebound for Højgaard and sees him as a viable contrarian play.