Russell Henley has been playing solid golf throughout the season, recording seven top-25 finishes and three missed cuts through 11 events. He now turns to the Charles Schwab Challenge, where he has posted finishes of T58 and T16 in two prior appearances. Colonial typically rewards accurate driving, short-iron play, and hot putting, all areas that fit Henley's game well. He ranks 24th in total strokes gained (+0.830 per round), 82nd on approach (+0.066), and 40th in putting (+0.270). Henley has also been the most accurate driver on Tour this season, hitting over 70% of fairways. Additionally, he sits in the 89th percentile in proximity from 100-150 yards, a range that accounted for more than 34% of approach shots here last year. At $10,200 on DraftKings, Henley profiles as one of the strongest options in the field.

Harry Hall has had an up-and-down season, mixing five top-25 finishes with five missed cuts through 13 events. He now heads to the Charles Schwab Challenge, where he has posted finishes of T6, missed cut, and T3 over the last three years. Colonial typically rewards accurate driving, strong short-iron play, and putting. Hall ranks just 121st in strokes gained off the tee (-0.220 per round) and 98th on approach (-0.058), but remains one of the better putters on Tour, sitting 36th (+0.297). He is also in the 75th percentile in proximity from 100-150 yards, a range that accounted for more than 34% of approach shots here last year. Hall's upside almost always comes down to the putter, and in his two strong finishes here, he gained over 10.9 strokes combined on the greens. If the flat stick heats up again, he could outperform his $8,100 price tag on DraftKings.

After three straight top-10 finishes heading into the PGA Championship, Rickie Fowler struggled and ultimately finished T60, largely due to a cold putter. He now looks to bounce back at the Charles Schwab Challenge, where he has recorded five top-20 finishes in 12 appearances. Success at Colonial typically comes down to accurate driving, short-iron play, and a hot putter. Fowler ranks 18th in total strokes gained (+0.934 per round), 44th on approach (+0.321), 20th in putting (+0.464), and 39th in driving accuracy. There have been very few concerns in Fowler's game this season, and at $9,600 on DraftKings, he brings a solid floor with event-winning upside.

After missing the cut at the PGA Championship, Pierceson Coody bounced back nicely with a T19 finish at the CJ Cup Byron Nelson, gaining a ridiculous 8.6 strokes putting. He now looks to keep it rolling at the Charles Schwab Challenge, where he has recorded a missed cut, T5, and T16 in three appearances. Success at Colonial typically comes down to strong driving, sharp short-iron play, and a hot putter. Coody ranks 22nd in strokes gained off the tee (+0.480 per round), 75th on approach (+0.123), and 51st in putting (+0.213). The only concern may be his driving accuracy, where he ranks just 110th on Tour. If he can keep the ball in play off the tee, he profiles as a very solid option at $8,600 on DraftKings.