Redkacheek said Taylor Moore tends to fare better on tougher courses where birdie opportunities are limited. He explained that Moore’s style—staying around par, mixing in a few birdies and bogeys—suits these setups. Priced at 7,600, Moore could be a viable DFS option this week.

Rick Gehman singled out Taylor Moore as a promising DFS option in the 9K range, noting Moore’s steady gains off the tee in nine consecutive events. Moore’s short game is solid, and the putter is competent enough to produce top-10 finishes, as shown by his two top 10s in his last four starts. Gehman prefers Moore over more expensive choices like Michael Kim, seeing Moore’s skill set aligning well with Vidanta Vallarta.

Rick Gehman endorsed Taylor Moore as a strong DFS play, noting Moore’s marked improvement off the tee with nine straight events of strokes gained in that category. Despite some approach inconsistencies, Moore’s short game remains solid, and he has posted two recent top-10 finishes. Gehman sees Moore as a better value than players with similar price tags, believing Moore’s upward trend could continue at Vidanta.

Pat Mayo bet on Taylor Moore to win the 2025 Farmers Insurance Open at 100 to 1 odds with 5 places.

Jason Rouslin advised drafting Taylor Moore (ADP 59) over Ben Griffin (ADP 9.3) and Davis Thompson (ADP 6.4). He believes Moore is equally skilled, having finished around 68th in the FedEx Cup standings last year, and offers better value due to his higher ADP.