Even with lackluster starts the last two weeks, Max Homa is quietly playing nice golf. He's gained strokes on approach and off the tee in four of his last five starts, while also ranking inside the top 40 on the season in strokes gained putting (0.291). The one concern is that his driver gets wayward at times, which will not bode well at TPC Twin Cities. The 35-year-old has played in this event twice, with a T3 finish in 2020. He's recently shown enough promise to be considered a DFS option, but there is some volatility to be aware of.

After a missed cut last week at the Open Championship, Rasmus Hojgaard is teeing it up this week at TPC Twin Cities and needs to kick things into gear down the stretch to secure starts next season. He sits 123rd in the FedEx Cup race and has struggled to find consistency this year with little success at any meaningful tournament. Hojgaard has the length that we've seen be successful at this week's 3M Open, but the level of accuracy off the tee and long-iron play he also needs is not a strength he's possessed this season. The 25-year-old ranks 155th in driving accuracy and 143rd in proximity to the hole from 175-200 yards, which made up 22% of approach shots last year. The elite ball striking that eludes the Dane makes him more of a liability than a worthy option.

Robert MacIntyre continued his strong form at the Scottish Open, gaining more than 9.6 strokes on approach, resulting in a T3 finish. This marked his third finish of T15 or better in his last four events, and he looks to keep it rolling at The Open. Through six appearances, MacIntyre has recorded three top-10 finishes, including a T7 last year at Royal Portrush. This year's event at Royal Birkdale will reward precision and accuracy, two areas that have been strengths throughout MacIntyre's career. He ranks 20th off the tee (+0.446 strokes per round), ninth in putting (+0.544), and 54th in driving accuracy. While his approach numbers have been a concern this season (102nd, -0.041), he has gained in the category in three of his last four events after struggling with his irons earlier in the year. MacIntyre is trending in the right direction heading into the final major of the season, and at $8,000 on DraftKings, he carries plenty of upside at a mid-range price.

After recording his third win of the season at the John Deere Classic, Chris Gotterup followed it up with another strong performance at the Genesis Scottish Open, finishing T11. He now turns to The Open, where he finished solo third in his tournament debut last year. Gotterup has also been impressive in major championships this season, recording finishes of T24, T10, and T43 in the first three majors. This year's event at Royal Birkdale will reward precision and accuracy, two areas that can create some concerns for Gotterup. He ranks 46th on approach (+0.313 strokes per round), 10th off the tee (+0.573), and 27th in putting (+0.376). The biggest question marks come around the greens (-0.014, 87th), scrambling (78th), and driving accuracy (132nd). At $8,500 on DraftKings, Gotterup brings loads of upside, but he will need to keep his driver in the fairways to contend once again.