May 28, 2025
Xander Schauffele has only played in eight events this season, but he's rounding into form with four top-18 finishes in his last five starts. He'll look to build on that momentum at the Memorial, where he's posted six straight top-25 finishes at Muirfield Village. This course is one of the toughest non-major tests on tour, stretching over 7,500 yards and demanding strength in every facet of the game. Schauffele ranks 47th in strokes gained from tee to green (plus-0.492 per round) and ninth in strokes gained on approach (plus-0.625), though he's slightly losing strokes off the tee (minus-0.075) and around the green (minus-0.059). Encouragingly, he ranks in the 99th percentile in proximity from 150–200 yards and the 92nd percentile from 200-plus yards over the last 12 months, two ranges that accounted for 66.9% of approach shots here last year. With his strong course history and recent form, Schauffele is primed for a big week.
--Dakota Legg - RotoBallerSource: PGA Tour
May 28, 2025
Robert MacIntyre has put together a solid season, recording five top-25 finishes and missing just two cuts in his first 13 events. He'll look to maintain that consistency at the Memorial, where he'll be making his tournament debut. Muirfield Village presents one of the toughest non-major tests on tour, measuring over 7,500 yards and demanding strength across all areas of the game. MacIntyre ranks 28th in strokes gained from tee to green (plus-0.762 per round), 20th off the tee (plus-0.417), and 29th on approach (plus-0.447). While his short game is a concern, losing 0.032 strokes per round around the green, his approach play may help minimize the need to scramble. He ranks in the 80th percentile in proximity from 150–200 yards and 93rd percentile from 200-plus yards over the last 12 months—key ranges that accounted for 66.9% of approach shots here last year. Given this is his first appearance at Muirfield, MacIntyre is a risky play with upside at $7,700 on DraftKings.
--Dakota Legg - RotoBallerSource: PGA Tour
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May 28, 2025
Sam Burns is in good form heading to Ohio for this weekend. The American golfer comes off a Top 20 result at the PGA Championship. Burns finished well on the Sunday with a 67 as the putter was working. That putter is the key as Burns leads the PGA Tour in strokes gained (1.068). However, accuracy is also essential for this week. That has kept Burns from staying on the top page of the leaderboard. However, a T-15 and T-16 at the last two Memorial events is nothing to sneeze at. Burns will need to be more accuracy with his drives and approaches. With breezy conditions at times, that will put his +5500 to win in some jeopardy. If the putter is working then Burns is still a good DFS option.
--Chris Wassel - RotoBallerSource: PGATour.com
May 28, 2025
Since the WM Phoenix Open, Corey Conners has only failed to finish inside the top 25 once over his last nine starts. The consistent play from a ball striking perspective has been some of the best on the PGA Tour. He's as accurate as they come, ranking ninth in greens in regulation (69.89%) and 11th in driving accuracy (67.57%). Putting and short game are the worries in Conners' game, and considering he's 50/50 on gaining strokes in both metrics in six career starts, the concern is still there. The flat stick hasn't been nearly as turbulent of late, but a poor start with the irons could leave him struggling to stay afloat if the chipping and pitching continue to struggle. Still, he makes a fine play at $10,900 on FanDuel.
--Todd McGillSource: PGA Tour
May 28, 2025
Eric Cole has finished T-45 and T-24 at the Memorial Tournament. The American golfer has played well over the last couple of months while not missing a cut since mid-March. Cole has four Top 25 results in that time. However, back-to-back 73's at the PGA Championship derailed any chance of Cole contending at the event. Scoring conditions can be dynamic at Muirfield Village. Weather conditions should be mostly pristine expect for some showers on Friday. Cole's driving accuracy is at 56.95% (114th) and he loses 0.295 strokes (150th) off the tee. Cole makes up for this gaining 0.732 strokes on approaches in his last five events. This creates a scenario where one might risk Cole from a betting standpoint.
--Chris Wassel - RotoBallerSource: PGATour.com
May 28, 2025
Sahith Theegala has been consistent in 2025 so far. However, the American golfer has not completed a stroke-play event since the RBC Heritage in late April. Theegala had to withdraw due to injury at the Truist Championship and missed the PGA Championship as well. With so many numbers in the red, Theegala remains one of those longer shot options at Muirfield Village. In spite of his performances recently at the event, Theegala may be a ways off that Top 15 form from last year. He was inside the Top 10 until a final round 75. He gained strokes off accuracy in 2024 but 2025 has shown a different story. Theegala's driving accuracy is just 55.13% (136th) and only getting on greens (63.49% -133rd).
--Chris Wassel - RotoBallerSource: PGATour.com
May 28, 2025
After catching a cold with his putter, Keegan Bradley turned in a great T8 finish at Quail Hollow to keep eyebrows raised at the current Ryder Cup Captain heading into the summer. Before the PGA Championship, Bradley had averaged -0.957 on the greens over his previous four starts. He basically broke even in Charlotte, which is a testament to how well the 38-year-old continues to strike the ball as he ranks fifth on the season in strokes gained from tee to green (+1.248). As the level of play continues to hang around, the question of whether he'll tee it up at Bethpage grows; a win here would certainly make it one of the more debatable answers of the season. However, the course history doesn't help his case as he hasn't had a top 10 at Muirfield in nearly 10 years. While a win feels like too much of a long shot, the appeal for him to be a usable DFS asset is there.
--Todd McGillSource: Data Golf
May 28, 2025
Rickie Fowler is a mixed bag on any golf course. The American golfer can win a tournament one week and miss the but badly the next. At the Memorial Tournament, Fowler has truly been up-and-down over the last five editions. He has finished T-9 and T-11 in 2023 and 2021. However, Fowler missed the cut last year with a Friday 82 and in 2020 after an opening 81. Accuracy with irons, drivers, and approaches is king on the course that Jack Nicklaus built. Limiting mistakes is crucial for Fowler. With a dipping birdie average (3.72 - 101st), the flamboyant golfer could be one to fade even in a DFS format.
--Chris Wassel - RotoBallerSource: PGATour.com
May 28, 2025
J.T. Poston has the potential to surprise a little at the Memorial Tournament. The American golfer has been amazingly consistent in 2025. He has made the cut 15 out of 16 times. Though he only has one Top 10, that was a T-5 at the PGA Championship. His form has been mostly consistent. Poston did hang tough on that Sunday in the last major. That bodes well on a course like Muirfield Village. Poston has also improved each year at the event. In 2024, he nearly finished inside the Top 20 (T-22). Again, being accurate is vital and the golfer was among the top quarter at the PGA Championship. At the least, the set up and form suggest upside once again.
--Chris Wassel - RotoBallerSource: PGATour.com
May 28, 2025
After winning in Hilton Head and nearly doing it again in Pennsylvania, Justin Thomas was among the more surprising names to miss the cut at Quail Hollow a couple of weeks ago. It was where he won his first major in 2017, and somewhere he's continuously performed well over the years. The approach play took an aggressive plummet to -0.97 in Charlotte, but it has certainly been his strongest attribute throughout the season. J.T.'s history at Jack's place isn't nearly as likable, with only two top 10s in 10 career starts. The inaccuracy off the tee mixed with poor putting has been the most detrimental, however, with the work with the flat stick being much improved this year (currently averaging +0.430 in strokes gained putting), it will be interesting to see if that translates to a better finish this year.
--Todd McGillSource: PGA Tour
May 28, 2025
Tom Hoge has proven to be able to almost contend anywhere and everywhere. However, the American golfer has faltered at the Memorial Tournament lately. Since 2020, Hoge has missed the cut three times and barely made the cut in 2023 and 2024. Worse, the sportsbooks seem to agree as Hoge has dropped to +15000 via DraftKings. Driving accuracy is normally 60.26% (70th) for Hoge but driving the ball 294.4 yards could be problematic on the 7,392 yard course. Hoge is also around tour average at 3.89 birdies per round which makes it difficult to attempt him in DFS formats. The one saving grace may be the weather for Hoge with temperatures expected to be mild and mostly pleasant.
--Chris Wassel - RotoBallerSource: PGATour.com
May 28, 2025
Akshay Bhatia has the experience of doing well in these top-tier events. The American golfer finished T-3 at The Players Championship in March. Concern rises since then, however. Bhatia missed the cut at the PGA Championship but flirted with the Top 20 at the Charles Schwab last week. Maybe, that is why he is now +7000 to win on DraftKings. Last year was a brute of an event where Bhatia finished T-22 and at +4. 2023 saw him miss the cut. The question is which golfer do we see? He is one of the best golfers on tour when it comes to putting in 2025 (0.611 strokes gained - 9th). Driving accuracy overall has stayed just above 60% but Bhatia has teetered lower at tournaments like the PGA.
--Chris Wassel - RotoBallerSource: PGATour.com
May 28, 2025
Adam Scott excels in tournaments like the Memorial. The Australian golfer hung tough at the PGA Championship on the way to a Top 20 result. Although, Scott has no Top 10 finishes this season, he is far from washed up at 44. Scott has made eight of 10 cuts and was a runner-up in this event six years ago. It does seem like older golfers are making comebacks of sorts. Some red numbers are still a concern like greens in regulation at 64.51% (112th) and 56.55% driving accuracy (120th). Scott can scramble well enough from the sand or the rough though. Accuracy can be erratic with Scott and that may be the difference between contending and hanging around.
--Chris Wassel - RotoBallerSource: PGATour.com
May 27, 2025
There are seemingly two observations about the outlook for Shane Lowry this week at the Memorial Tournament. One is his meltdown at Quail Hollow, which was in response to an obscure situation involving his ball and another player's pitch mark. The other is the recollection of a final round, 85 in this event last year to finish nearly dead last after being inside the top 15 to start the day. Neither are good scenarios to have on the conscience, but chalking both up with his streaky and overall underwhelming performances here through the years are big enough reasons to be heavily cautious again this time around, despite the year he's having. However, ranking second this season in strokes gained tee to green (+1.439), eighth in strokes gained on approach (+0.802), and 18th in strokes gained around the green (+0.336), someone willing to eat the massive ownership levels certainly has stats on their side.
--Todd McGillSource: PGA Tour
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