Gary Woodland has been playing inspired golf this season, highlighted by a win at the Houston Open and two other finishes of T14 or better. He'll look to keep it rolling at the Cadillac Championship at Trump National Doral. Woodland has played here before, posting finishes of T29, T16, and T23, though those came between 2012 and 2015. His game still sets up well for the 7,700-yard Blue Monster, as he ranks second in driving distance, 59th on approach (+0.163 strokes per round), and 30th in putting (+0.410). He also sits 82nd in proximity from over 200 yards, a range that should be heavily in play this week. The only real concern has been his around the green play (154th), but with momentum on his side, Woodland offers strong value at just $7,400 on DraftKings.

Jordan Spieth has posted solid results this season, with four finishes of T12 or better, but has yet to break into the top 10. He now looks to find something at Trump National Doral, where he has played three times, finishing T17 twice and T34. This should be taken with a grain of salt, given this has not been played on the PGA since 2016. Spieth's game is a decent fit here, ranking 45th on approach (+0.294 strokes per round), 27th putting (+0.423), and 43rd in driving distance. The biggest question mark remains off the tee, where he ranks 113th, losing -0.133 strokes per round and sitting 108th in driving accuracy. At $8,200 on DraftKings, Spieth is a tough player to trust in fantasy lineups, but he always carries tournament-winning upside.

With a T24 finish at the Masters, Adam Scott now has five top-25 finishes in his last seven events. Things seem to be clicking for the Aussie at the perfect time, as he is one of the few in the field with a strong history at Trump National Doral. Scott has five top-10 finishes here and a win in 2016 when the PGA Tour last played the Blue Monster. His game continues to fit the 7,700-yard test, sitting third in strokes gained on approach (+0.912 per round), 18th in driving distance, and fourth in proximity from 200+ yards, a range that will undoubtedly come into play this week. At $8,400 on DraftKings, Scott profiles as an elite option at a familiar course.

Maverick McNealy has put together a steady season, recording seven top-25 finishes through his first 10 events. He now looks to keep it rolling at the Cadillac Championship at Trump National Doral. The 7,700-yard Blue Monster should favor players with length off the tee, strong long-iron play, and the ability to convert on the greens. McNealy ranks 22nd in total strokes gained (+0.970 per round), 26th in putting (+0.430), and 49th in driving distance. The main concern has been his approach play, where he ranks 95th, losing -0.040 strokes per round, including losing strokes in five of his last six tournaments. As long as he can put together a decent week on approach, McNealy profiles as a high-upside option at $8,800 on DraftKings.