Len Hochberg proposed Vincent Norrman as a low-cost DFS flier, pointing out that the Swede has made all five of his cuts this season. While Norrman’s around-the-green and putting struggles have prevented top-25 finishes, Hochberg sees his solid tee-to-green game as enough to warrant consideration at a minimal salary.

Andy Lang recommended Vincent Norman as a budget-friendly DFS option at $6,400. Norman has made the cut in all five tournaments this season and in both of his appearances at this course. While he lacks high finish upside, Andy believes his consistent play can provide value to DFS rosters aiming to reach the weekend.

Kinney discussed Vincent Norrman as a worthwhile 100-1 bet, pointing to his streak of made cuts and solid off-the-tee game. Norrman notably gained over four strokes on the field with his driver at the Farmers, suggesting he could fare well at a course rewarding power.

Andy said he bet Vincent Norrman at 100-to-1, citing his strong ball striking and consistently making cuts in recent events, despite lacking top-10 finishes. Andy acknowledged that the betting markets are already accounting for Norrman’s potential. However, he believes Norrman’s length off the tee and decent putting on resort courses could make him a surprise contender and a GPP target for the Mexico Open.

Greg said Vincent Norrman is rounding back into form after winning the Barbasol and Irish Open in 2023. He plummeted in the rankings following six straight missed cuts to end 2024, but he has now made four consecutive cuts to start the year. Greg believes that Norrman’s ball striking, power off the tee, and past success in international fields make him a high-upside betting play at 90 to 1.