Matt Gannon was favorable towards Trey Mullinax as a DFS option over Alejandro Tosti due to Mullinax's extreme length off the tee, matching well with Memorial Park's forgiving fairways. Gannon specifically preferred Mullinax, cautioning against Tosti's potential struggles dealing with pressure from past success, highlighting psychological factors as a potential barrier. Mullinax represents a safer DFS pick due to this, coupled with his suited skill profile to this course setup.

Cameron DaSilva projected Trey Mullinax to crack the top 20, citing his 26th-place ranking in SG: tee-to-green in 2025. According to DaSilva, Mullinax’s strong ball striking could finally convert into a solid leaderboard finish at PGA National.

Matt Every said Trey Mullinax appeals as an outright pick here because he only played this course once, but it strongly rewards players who can mash it off the tee. Every emphasized that it’s tough to make a big number at Vidanta, so length is at a premium. He noted that Mullinax tends to pop in weaker-field events and could leverage his power here to contend for a win.

David Barnett recommended Trey Mullinax at 90/1, highlighting his PGA Tour victory experience and 180+ mph ball speed. Barnett noted Mullinax’s decent putting and T24 finish here two years ago. With recent performances such as T18 at the American Express and T32 at the Waste Management, Mullinax appears to be solidly in form for the Mexico Open.