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Henley sits 6th in the OWGR after a phenomenal 2025, which saw him rack up 10 top-10 finishes highlighted by a win at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. He finished inside the top 10 in the last two majors and was also very good, T5 here at Pebble Beach last year after firing 7 birdies on the final 8 holes to finish on a heater. Russell opened this year with T19 in Hawaii, where only a bad Friday round of 73 ruined his chances of competing for top spots. He followed that with a solid T8 at The American Express, where he had 3 rounds of 67 or better, so his game is in good shape and this price makes him a decent pick to roll with.

Hisatsune has been playing some great stuff over the last few weeks, notching a T2 at the Farmers Insurance Open where he shot 4 rounds of 69 or better. He followed that up well last week at the Phoenix Open, where he led heading into the weekend and was just a shot off the lead teeing off on Sunday before finishing T10 after some early struggles, which he seemed to wash away with nice stretch at the end highlighted with a nice birdie on the final hole. The Farmers Insurance Open uses the same Poa annua putting greens as Pebble Beach, which should come in handy for his red-hot putter, and that makes him a very worthy pick at this price for another strong showing this weekend.

Lowry has been playing very well for a while now. He opened this year on the DP World Tour, notching a T3 finish at the Dubai Invitational, where he had the title in his grasp but found water on the final hole and made a double bogey to blow it. He was runner-up here last year behind McIlroy, as both of the courses at Pebble Beach suit him just fine. That should see him have another solid outing and quite possibly contend for the victory come Sunday afternoon.

Si Woo Kim has been playing some excellent golf for quite a while. He finished last season with results of T4 at the RSM Classic and 3rd at the Australian Open before opening this season with T11, T6, T2, and T3 last week in Scottsdale. Here at Pebble Beach he notched finishes of T14 and 12th in the last two years, playing very well but just missing a bit to compete for the title. This time around he is playing some of his best golf to date as he has shot under par in 15 of 16 rounds this season, playing tremendous golf with a red-hot putter, so got to feel like a big win is right around the corner for the Korean, and it could easily come this week.

Pierceson Coody has been starting really well on Thursdays week after week. He led the field after the first round at The American Express with a magical round of 62. He was T3 after the first round last week at the Phoenix Open with a round of 66, which featured 3 bogeys. He was also a solid 2 under par in Hawaii in the season-opening tournament, and he was 4 under par after the first round at the Farmers Insurance Open, which also featured 3 bogeys. So he got off to strong starts in all 4 tournaments he played this season, and if he can avoid bogeys, there is a nice value backing him for another quick start this week at Pebble Beach.