Jason Sobel highlighted Taylor Montgomery at +6600 as his preferred value bet. Sobel cited Montgomery’s strong putting ability and birdie-making potential, pointing out he narrowly missed a three-way tie for 13th last week to keep his Tour card. Despite the T-25 finish, Montgomery showcased enough firepower to thrive in an event typically won around 19- to 21-under.

Adam ??? recommended Taylor Montgomery at 6,500 in DFS because of his elite putting, noting he can quickly rack up strokes gained on the greens. Despite shaky ball-striking, Montgomery’s putter once made him a 25-1 favorite in other PGA Tour fields.

Pat Mayo indicated that Taylor Montgomery may be primed for a good showing at the American Express. Montgomery's irons have been really good through two and a half rounds at the Sony Open, which is not typically his strength. Despite being in the bottom 10 in putting at Sony, which is unusual for him, if Montgomery can continue his improved ball striking and regain his putting form, he could be a strong contender. Mayo notes that Montgomery has made his putts at the American Express in the past and suggests a top five finish is possible if he keeps the ball in play and makes his putts on the easy surfaces.

Pat Mayo wants to bet Taylor Montgomery at 400 to 1, noting that even if his irons aren't hot, he will trust the putter.

Geoff Fienberg stated that Taylor Montgomery is calling to him, and he plans to bet on him at 400 to 1 odds for the 2025 American Express, indicating strong interest in Montgomery as a longshot pick.

Pat Mayo suggests that Taylor Montgomery is worth a long-shot bet at the American Express tournament. Montgomery needs to avoid driving his ball out of bounds; by focusing on hitting fairways, mid-irons, and making putts on easy surfaces. He has shown upside when he came off the Korn Ferry Tour, although it hasn't been evident recently.