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If history on this property had any sway this week in Charlotte, Rory McIlroy could leave with the Wanamaker Trophy right now. He's been the most dominant player at Quail Hollow over the last 15 years, and it is by far the most comfortable layout for the Northern Irishman on the professional golf circuit. The driving acumen needed for success here has been the basis of McIlroy's entire career. He currently leads the PGA Tour in strokes gained off the tee (+0.869), but ranking sixth on the season in strokes gained putting (+0.717) has propelled the 36-year-old this season to win three times, including The Masters. Put them together, and it's easy to see why he is the favorite this week. That doesn't automatically spell "must-play" for DFS purposes, though, as ownership levels will be astronomical. --Todd McGillSource: PGA Tour
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After a T14 at The Masters, Jon Rahm still seems a bit forgotten this week at Quail Hollow, even with his impressive run of finishes on LIV. That could prove unwise, as the Spaniard has been a beast with the driver in hand (averaging +0.993 strokes gained off the tee) and has turned out mostly strong performances on and around the green. Success with the big stick will undoubtedly have a large impact on a long, 7,600+ yard course that has been pounded with heavy rain to start the week. Approach play is Rahm's largest concern, but he's doing enough in the other areas to make up for the slight struggle at times with the irons. At $11,900 on FanDuel, the 30-year-old has good upside at the top of lineups that should come with an ownership advantage.--Todd McGillSource: Data Golf
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May 14, 2025

Keegan Bradley has had a steady start to the year, recording six top-20 finishes and missing just one cut, which came at The Masters. He'll aim to carry that consistency into the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, where he's made theread more...
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May 14, 2025

Will Zalatoris appeared to be rounding into form earlier this season, posting seven straight finishes of T48 or better, including five top-30s, before missing the cut at The Masters. Since then, he's finished outside the top 50 in consecutive starts andread more...
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With Shane Lowry's bogey on the 18th at the Truist Championship, Justin Thomas moved into a share of second place, marking his third top-two finish in his last four events. He now has six top-10s on the season and will look to carry this elite form into the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow. Thomas has a strong track record at this course, winning here in 2017 and never finishing worse than T26 since. His game is well-suited for the demanding 7,500-yard, par-71 setup, ranking fifth in strokes gained from tee to green (plus-1.227 per round), fifth on approach (plus-0.896), and 20th in putting (plus-0.432). He's also 51st in driving distance and ranks in the 76th percentile in proximity from 150–200 yards over the past 12 months, a key range at Quail Hollow that accounts for over 42% of approach shots. With elite recent form and course history, Thomas should be viewed as a strong contender for his third PGA Championship title.--Dakota Legg - RotoBallerSource: PGA Tour
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Akshay Bhatia does have three top-10 results and has made the cut in all but three events in 2025. The American golfer finished third at the Players Championship in March. Since then, his finishes have been lacking. Bhatia has missed the weekend twice and has been outside the top 40 in three other tournaments. Can his form bounce back? Bhatia showed glimpses of that answer being yes in Round 1 of the Truist Championship. He fired a 63 and was right there with the leaders. Slowly, however, things fell out of place, and a 74 on Sunday dropped him to a T46. Bhatia drives the ball only 293 yards, which ranks 162nd, and that could be a reason to fade the golfer this week for the PGA Championship.--Chris Wassel - RotoBallerSource: PGATour.com
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Harris English won the Farmers Insurance Open way back in January. The American golfer has since kept his season rolling with some solid results. That includes three Top 20 finishes over the past four events. He flirted with a Top 10 at The Masters and last week at the Truist Championship. English now ranks 18th in strokes gained to putting at 0.441. His one-putt percentage is a little concerning at 40% (114th) as Quail Hollow can be tough with its firmness and undulations. Also, English has been up and down with scoring average (70.4 - 101st) and birdie average (3.5 - 150th). If the course is not quite as challenging as expected, English could have problems keeping up. --Chris Wassel - RotoBallerSource: PGATour.com
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Collin Morikawa continues to rack up top-20 finishes, with his T17 at the Truist Championship marking his seventh in his first eight solo events of the year. He will look to keep his elite play rolling at the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow. Success at this course requires both distance and accuracy off the tee and on approach, and while Morikawa ranks just 156th in driving distance, he compensates with precision, sitting first on tour in driving accuracy. He also ranks fourth in strokes gained from tee to green (plus-1.373), 16th off the tee (plus-0.481), and fourth in approach (plus-0.930). His putter has been solid, ranking 63rd, and he excels at avoiding bogeys, sitting ninth in this category. Known for his exceptional iron play, Morikawa will rely heavily on his ball-striking to keep up with the longer hitters in the field. Given his current form, he is well-positioned to contend for another major title.--Dakota Legg - RotoBallerSource: PGA Tour
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Gary Woodland has endured an interesting 2025 season. The American veteran golfer started off well, missed three straight cuts, and then seemed to get things back in shape. Woodland even finished runner-up at the Texas Children's Houston Open. He did take a few steps back in the previous few events. However, Woodland keeps playing the weekend. Keep in mind that the golfer has +25000 odds to win the PGA Championship. His Top 20 number rolls in between +500 and +600 (+1100 for Top 10). Woodland averages 313.6 yards a drive (9th on the PGA Tour) but his 57.06% accuracy on drives is only 123rd. With Quail Hollow's small greens and weekend pin placements, that could be a problem for Woodland come the weekend. --Chris Wassel - RotoBallerSource: PGATour.com
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Si Woo Kim heads into the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow after a solid T17 finish at the Truist Championship, marking his seventh top-25 finish of the season. At Quail Hollow, Kim has posted results of T16 and T43 in his two most recent trips, hindered by struggles on the greens—he lost over 8.5 strokes putting in those two events. This trend persists, as Kim ranks 146th in strokes gained putting (minus-0.316 per round). However, Kim remains a strong all-around player, ranking 15th in strokes gained from tee to green (plus-1.027), 30th off the tee (plus-0.351), and 53rd on approach (plus-0.283). He's also first on tour in par-five scoring, averaging 4.44, which will be crucial at a course of this length. Given his excellent ball-striking and par-five scoring ability, Kim presents a high-risk, high-reward option this week.--Dakota Legg - RotoBallerSource: PGA Tour
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May 14, 2025

Tom Hoge has been one of the steadier players in 2025, missing just one cut and recording six top-20 finishes through 14 events. He looks to continue that consistency at the PGA Championship at Quail Hollow, though his track record hereread more...
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Tyrrell Hatton started the year hot with a win at the Dubai Desert Classic but has since cooled off, posting just two top-10 finishes in his last eight starts. He'll look to regain elite form at the PGA Championship, held this year at Quail Hollow. Measuring over 7,500 yards and playing as a par 71, the course demands distance off the tee, along with precise approach play and a steady putter. Hatton ranks 22nd on LIV in driving distance, fifth in strokes gained per round on approach (plus-0.53), and seventh in putting (plus-0.51). He's also in the 83rd percentile in proximity from 150–200 yards over the past 12 months, a key range that accounts for more than 42% of approach shots at Quail Hollow. While Hatton has the tools to contend, his spotty major championship track record (just one top-five finish in 39 starts) makes him a high-risk option for fantasy managers and bettors this week.--Dakota Legg - RotoBallerSource: Data Golf
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Sahith Theegala has had a strange 2025 season on the PGA Tour. The American golfer has only missed one cut in 14 events but had to withdraw last week at the Truist Championship. Worse, he was dead last in the field and it was apparent his neck had been bothering him Thursday and Friday. Theegala can be great around the greens and be creative with shots. Sometimes, the problem is the golfer makes too much out of a shot. That may be why his metrics are so far off. Theegala does not have a single Top 10 result in 2025 either. Two big red flags for the golfer may be greens in regulation (63.49% - 151st) and that 55.13% driving accuracy which ranks 144th. If Theegala can keep more balls on the fairways and greens, contending is possible.--Chris Wassel - RotoBallerSource: PGATour.com
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Patrick Reed has only played one PGA tournament this year. The American golfer gained a wildcard to enter The Masters. Naturally, Reed almost won the event. He finished T-3 and finished an impressive 69-69 given the conditions and his form. Reed plays on the LIV tour and it can be challenging to equate LIV stats to the PGA. However, he drives the ball 304.8 yards and averages a respectable 1.61 putts per hole. Reed has not won a PGA event since the 2021 Farmers Insurance Open. Bettors forget he won the 2018 Masters sometimes. Quail Hollow is a course that forces a golfer to drive the ball long and accurate. Risk and reward is something which could make Reed an excellent DFS option again. --Chris Wassel - RotoBallerSource: PGATour.com
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Maverick McNealy has five top-10 finishes on the PGA Tour in 2025. He made his breakthrough last year, winning The RSM Classic. McNealy has followed that up and added two top-three results over the previous four events. He had a down week at the Truist Championship (T60) but still ranks 11th when it comes to FedEx points in 2025. McNealy can be a little erratic with his driver, ranking 115th on tour at 57.74%. However, he has had some weeks where he is well above 60%. The key for McNealy will be to play smart. Holes will be dangled to drive like seven and eight, especially. If he can get to the "Green Mile" (15-18) on Sunday close to the top 20, that plus-280 number could turn out to be a wise choice.--Chris Wassel - RotoBallerSource: PGATour.com

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