4 years agoIs there a player that is more invariant with what he does than Hideki Matsuyama? Superb ball-striking often gets undone by poor putting, and the move to tricky Bermuda greens might not provide the answer he is looking to find. We can go on and on about Matsuyama's consistency and ability to record top-25 finishes, but we are going to need more than that at his $10,000 DraftKings salary. Matsuyama might be someone to keep in mind for next week's Masters if we experience a price-drop that places him into the $8,000 range, but it is a tough ask for him here, even if we believe he is going to post a quality result. --Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour