Since recording four straight missed cuts to close out the summer schedule, Sahith Theegala has bounced back nicely in the fall, posting four straight results of T42 or better, including a pair of T27 finishes. He will look to continue this form at the RSM Classic, where he finished T2 in his last appearance in 2022. Success here will hinge on accurate driving and a strong short game. Theegala spent much of the year recovering from oblique and neck injuries, which severely impacted his play. Now that he is healthy, he has been performing more like he did in 2024, when he ranked 81st in strokes gained around the green (+0.064 per round), 48th in putting (+0.257), and 129th in driving accuracy. He also ranked 25th in tee to green (+0.687) and 44th on approach (+0.272). Theegala is rounding back into form after a disappointing, injury-riddled season, and at $7,800 on DraftKings, he is a very solid play.

Since winning the Cognizant Classic in March, Joe Highsmith has missed 15 cuts, but has also sprinkled in three additional top-25 finishes. He will hope to get back on track at The RSM Classic, where he finished T11 last year. Success here will hinge on accurate driving and a solid short game. Highsmith is 72nd in driving accuracy, but he struggles in nearly every other area, ranking 160th tee to green (-0.587 strokes per round), 158th on approach (-0.352), 133rd around the green (-0.120), and 119th in putting (-0.090). At just $6,400 on DraftKings, Highsmith's early-season upside has mostly disappeared, and he has not finished inside the top 67 since June. He can safely be left out of lineups this week.

Tom Hoge has put together a solid 2025 season overall, recording eight top-25 finishes and making 19 cuts in 28 events. He has been less consistent recently, missing five of his last nine cuts. Hoge will look to get back on track at the RSM Classic, where his results have been mixed, with four missed cuts and three top-25 finishes in eight starts. Success here will hinge on accurate driving and a strong short game. Hoge ranks 93rd in driving accuracy and 93rd in strokes gained around the green (-0.006 per round), while his putting is just 122nd (-0.092). He is much stronger on approach, ranking 44th in strokes gained, and is in the 89th percentile in proximity from 150-200 yards, a distance that accounted for 43.6% of approach shots at this course last year. At $6,900 on DraftKings, Hoge offers decent upside for his price and is worth considering in fantasy lineups.

Stephan Jaeger missed the cut at the World Wide Technology Championship after finishing T11 at the Bank of Utah Championship the week prior. He will look to get back on track at the RSM Classic, where he has two missed cuts and two top-30 finishes in five trips. Success here will hinge on accurate driving and a strong short game. Jaeger ranks 161st in driving accuracy but is solid in all other areas. He is 90th in strokes gained tee to green (+0.121 per round), 56th on approach (+0.239), 29th around the green (+0.231), and 38th in putting (+0.250). He is also in the 69th percentile in proximity from 150-200 yards, a distance that accounted for 43.6% of approach shots at this course last year. At $7,000 on DraftKings, Jaeger is underpriced and makes for a very solid filler option in fantasy lineups.