Lee Hodges Searching for a Spark in Bermuda
Lee Hodges started the 2025 season playing solid golf, making six straight cuts and finishing inside the top 11 three times, but his form cooled as the year went on, with just nine made cuts in his next 18 events and no top-25 finishes since July's John Deere Classic. He'll look to get back on track this week at the Butterfield Bermuda Championship, where he finished T71 in 2022. Port Royal Golf Course is short by PGA Tour standards, measuring just 6,800 yards, and will emphasize precise short approaches and overall strokes gained, especially with the high winds that typically come into play. Statistically, Hodges still lines up well for this course, ranking 39th in total strokes gained (+0.593 per round), 29th on approach (+0.425), and 13th in par-4 scoring. He's also in the 53rd percentile in proximity from 50-100 yards, an important range on this shorter layout. Despite his recent slump, Hodges has the game to bounce back here, making him a solid mid-tier option at $7,500 on DraftKings.
Source: PGA Tour
Source: PGA Tour
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