Billy Horschel withdrew from the 3M Open at TPC Twin Cities about an hour before he was set to tee off today due to illness. This came at unfortunate timing for Horschel, who was heading into this week fresh off a tie for second place at The Open Championship last week. Horschel has had an excellent 2024 season and will look to continue that into the FedEx Cup Playoffs.

Harry Hall chipped in at the ISCO Championship to win in a playoff a couple of weeks ago, and after taking the week of to be with his growing family, he will head to Minnesota for his second career appearance at the 3M Open. The 26-year-old failed to make the cut last year at TPC Twin Cities, as his putting and driver failed him. Lately though, Hall has been locked in with his putter and striking the ball very well with his irons. The Englishman will head back to the states looking to pick up where he left off at yet another scorer's track, which he's found success on in his recent PGA Tour showings. Hall costs just $7,600 on DraftKings with loads up upside to be had in GPP tournaments.

Matt Wallace has made the cut at the 3M Open in each of the last two years, and while he has not placed in the top-20, he has made the weekend in both appearances and gained a combined 4.9 strokes putting combined in the two events. Putting is a huge hurdle for the Englishman to clear of late, as he's been gaining strokes consistently from tee-to-green, but has lost strokes putting in six of his last seven events. Wallace now returns back to a track that has proven successful for him in all areas but around the green in both showings, and we've seen him compete towards the top of leaderboards at scoring tracks like TPC Twin Cities. The 34-year-old will cost DFS managers just $7,500 on DraftKings this week, providing a nice potential value piece in Minnesota.

Cam Davis has placed 28th or better in each of the past four years at the 3M Open, with his best finish coming in his T10 showing last year. The Minnesota track has become more and more comforting for the Australian, as he's managed to avoid losing any strokes in any category in each of the last three years, with very strong showings from tee-to-green. Davis busted out of his slump in a big way, winning the Rocket Mortgage Classic to end June, and he had a strong showing with everything but his putter two weeks ago at the Scottish Open. The 29-year-old will look to pair restored form with excellent course history to contend for a championship at TPC Twin Cities this week. His DraftKings price tag is $8,900.