Ben Griffin is normally solid off the driver's tee. The American golfer could not get out of his own way in Detroit. missing tee shots left and right. Griffin lost 1.27 shots and then missed the cut in Detroit as a result. Griffin showed he can drive well enough and make putts at the Travelers Championship and John Deere Classic. The problem is that -17% driver accuracy. Griffin has done that twice before in 2026 and that was only a couple months ago. Sticking approaches greater than 200 yards has been a sore spot (ranked 156th) but worse may be that 3.72 birdie average which is only 102nd. The key for Griffin will be keeping the ball in the fairway to set up easier putts.

Sahith Theegala nearly finished inside the Top 10 at the US Open (T-11). The American golfer has largely struggled putting rounds together since then. Playing overseas at two higher birdie-friendly courses probably did not help. Theegala, since March, has been mostly average. Three of his four Top 10 results came before Spring started. He was more accurate with his driver the past two tournaments though but his around the green game caused him to miss birdie chances. Greensboro is about getting opportunities and making the most of them. Theegala may be one to fade early as he tries to shake off a potentially poor start.

Maverick McNealy has one career win in 2024 at the RSM Classic. The American golfer has not finished better than 10th in any event this 2026 season. McNealy has gained an average of 0.82 strokes in the past two events when it comes to putting. Overall, he ranks 17th with 0.456 strokes gained putting. Ironically, McNealy had issues making putts in 2024 where he finished 45th and 13 strokes off the pace. Getting the ball on the green would help too as McNealy is 91st at 66.34%. McNealy delivered a 64 during the final round of the 3M Open but has been down more than up scoring wise in June and July. He might be one to avoid from a DFS perspective at Greensboro.

Johnny Keefer has been putting better of late. The American golfer has gained strokes in each of his last four tournaments putting-wise. Keefer has not been able to find consistency in other metrics. Unfortunately, putts per round is still above 30 at 30.08 (158th). Too many times Keefer puts himself in a bad position with extra putts. At the Genesis Scottish Open. Keefer played well with several excellent approach shots. It was by far his best week of 2026 where he gained 3.15 strokes overall (T-3). Keefer is only 25 so his play can be uneven. It might be worth fading Keefer at the Wyndham Championship.