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Dolphins are solid 2-2 while the Sea Eagles are winless 0-3. That terrible start cost the Sea Eagles' coach his job, and they come into this one with an interim coach, but the players have taken responsibility and should play their hardest here. Dolphins are the better offensive unit, averaging 4.5 points scored per game more than the Sea Eagles in attack, while neither has been particularly solid defensively. Sea Eagles won 2 of their previous 3 head-to-head meetings, scoring 50+ in each of those wins, while the Dolphins eked out one win by 6 points. Dolphins are the better side and should have the upper hand in this one, but the Sea Eagles should play like their hair is on fire, so got to expect a closer contest, and then Sea Eagles plus a huge head start seems like the better side to be on.

McCarthy has an excellent record here at the Oaks Course at TPC San Antonio, being 5 for 6 with 4 top-20 finishes, highlighted by runner-up finish in 2024 when he lost a playoff after firing a 9-under-par round of 63 on Sunday. He is coming off back to back fine displays, finishing T26 at the Valspar Championship and T12 last week at the Houston Open, where he shot 4 rounds of 68 or better and fired bogey-free weekend rounds of 67-66. He is very good in windy conditions, and Texas weather is always challenging and windy, so got to expect another strong showing from Denny this weekend.

Mitchell has been playing very consistently for a while now, having made the cut in the last 13 events he played in. He has 3 top-15 finishes this year, the last one coming just last week at the Houston Open, where he closed with a bogey-free round of 65. He is 4-for-4 here at TPC San Antonio with finishes of 26, 17, 14 and T12 last year, when he opened with a superb 8-under-par round of 64, so with the good form he brings to a course where he normally plays well, simply got to see nice value backing Keith to be right in the mix come Sunday afternoon.

Hisatsune is playing very well this season, having made the cut in 8 straight events with 3 top-10 finishes, highlighted by T2 at the Farmers Insurance Open. He was T5 here a year ago despite shooting just 73-74 over the weekend. Ryo ranks 3rd for Greens in Regulation on the PGA Tour this season, and his putter looked really good on these tough greens to put on last year here at TPC San Antonio, so got to feel like Ryo should go well again this week and earn another strong result.