6 years agoIt might be more likely that Bryson DeChambeau will win the Masters in a season or two, but it has become difficult to neglect golf's mad scientist at odds of 35/1. The sixth-ranked player in the world has sputtered over his past four events, failing to post a top-15 finish, but the 25-year-old has entered a territory in odds that isn't accurate when it comes to his skill level. On top of that, we have also seen a similar contradiction take place on DFS websites. Despite being the ninth-most expensive golfer on DraftKings, DeChambeau is projected to be the lowest-owned player of the top 18 options on the board. His 10 percent expected ownership would be respectable most weeks, but with only 87 players entered into the Masters, he has taken a back seat to the rest of the big names in the field. DeChambeau will be playing in his third Masters and has yet to record a top-20 result, but we think the American will provide his best career finish at Augusta this season.--Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour