Butterfield Bermuda Championship: Top PGA DFS Picks, Values ...

He took a couple of months off but returned last week to make the cut at the World Wide Technology Championship, finishing T59.This week, Glover offers the second-most SimLeverage of all the players priced over $9K since he is in the sixth-most optimal lineups in our sims with a 17.6% Perfect% but is projected for an ownership under 14%.He made the cut last year on this track in his Butterfield Bermuda debut, and the course should fit his game since he’s an elite wedge player, ranking inside the top 20 in almost every stat from under 125 yards, which should be a common distance this week.Glover has shown he can win in much, much stronger fields than this one, and he seems to be getting a little overlooked in favor of Ben Griffin, Luke List, and Taylor Pendrith, who are just a little cheaper and come with more hype and projected ownership. Like Detry, he’s in search of his first PGA TOUR victory, and also, like Detry, this sets up to be a premium opportunity for him to claim that first trophy.Wu was in my picks last week as well and turned in a solid week at the World Wide Technology Championship, making his sixth straight cut and exceeding salary-based expectations for the fifth time during that run of success.This will be his third straight year teeing it up at this event after solid T34 and T35 finishes in the last two seasons.Wu has the third-highest Perfect% of all golfers under $9K and ranks in the top 15 in the field in SimLeverage. He always brings a high ceiling, and he’ll be looking to finish the year strong since he currently sits at No. 67 in the FedExCup Fall as he looks to get into the “Next 10” for the signature events.Of all the players in the entire field, Laird brings the second-highest SimLeverage this week. He has not teed it up at this event in the past, but he has had strong results at similar courses.Of all the players under $8K, Laird brings the third-highest median, ceiling, and floor projections in our models.The veteran has found some solid form lately and should be able to offer some strong value leverage with his projected ownership of just 6%. While he is unlikely to contend for the win this week, his projections give him a very strong chance to make the cut, and getting him at such low ownership with that potential at $7K definitely makes him a value to consider for GPP lineups.None of the 70 golfers under $7K come with projected ownership over 8%, so playing anyone from this price range will set your lineup apart, especially if you can get decent results. He has the highest Perfect% and the highest Pts/Sal in the price range while also bringing the second-highest Projected Plus/Minus.This will be his first trip to this event, but Kodaira will be looking to make a strong push to the finish this year since he enters this week sitting at No. 160 in the FedExCup Fall.Another one of the veteran players in the field who profiles well for shorter courses like this one where length off the tee isn’t prioritized is Ryan Armour. Like all players in this price range, he’s definitely high-risk, but if you’re going this cheap, there are a few things to like about Armour’s chances this week.Two weeks remain in the FedExCup Fall, with players continuing to attempt to earn their PGA TOUR status for next season and to improve their qualification for next season’s signature events. He took a couple of months off but returned last week to make the cut at the World Wide Technology Championship, finishing T59.This week, Glover offers the second-most SimLeverage of all the players priced over $9K since he is in the sixth-most optimal lineups in our sims with a 17.6% Perfect% but is projected for an ownership under 14%.He made the cut last year on this track in his Butterfield Bermuda debut, and the course should fit his game since he’s an elite wedge player, ranking inside the top 20 in almost every stat from under 125 yards, which should be a common distance this week.Glover has shown he can win in much, much stronger fields than this one, and he seems to be getting a little overlooked in favor of Ben Griffin, Luke List, and Taylor Pendrith, who are just a little cheaper and come with more hype and projected ownership. Like Detry, he’s in search of his first PGA TOUR victory, and also, like Detry, this sets up to be a premium opportunity for him to claim that first trophy.Wu was in my picks last week as well and turned in a solid week at the World Wide Technology Championship, making his sixth straight cut and exceeding salary-based expectations for the fifth time during that run of success.This will be his third straight year teeing it up at this event after solid T34 and T35 finishes in the last two seasons.Wu has the third-highest Perfect% of all golfers under $9K and ranks in the top 15 in the field in SimLeverage. He always brings a high ceiling, and he’ll be looking to finish the year strong since he currently sits at No. 67 in the FedExCup Fall as he looks to get into the “Next 10” for the signature events.Of all the players in the entire field, Laird brings the second-highest SimLeverage this week. While he is unlikely to contend for the win this week, his projections give him a very strong chance to make the cut, and getting him at such low ownership with that potential at $7K definitely makes him a value to consider for GPP lineups.None of the 70 golfers under $7K come with projected ownership over 8%, so playing anyone from this price range will set your lineup apart, especially if you can get decent results. He has the highest Perfect% and the highest Pts/Sal in the price range while also bringing the second-highest Projected Plus/Minus.This will be his first trip to this event, but Kodaira will be looking to make a strong push to the finish this year since he enters this week sitting at No. 160 in the FedExCup Fall.Another one of the veteran players in the field who profiles well for shorter courses like this one where length off the tee isn’t prioritized is Ryan Armour.