Maverick McNealy's 2025 season has been predominantly solid. He has four top-10 finishes and has only missed two cuts in 10 starts. After a rough stretch in Florida where he missed the cut at the Arnold Palmer Invitational and THE PLAYERS, he bounced back in last week's Valero Texas Open with a T-3 finish. His play from tee to green has been solid with a 0.327 strokes gained per round in that department. Where he has struggled has been his play around the green, where he averages -0.318 strokes gained per round, which ranks 158th on tour. It's hard to trust him, having success this week at ANGC with no prior experience, and he should be viewed as a dark horse at best in DFS.

Tony Finau has been very steady at Augusta National throughout his career. He has never missed the cut in seven career starts and has three top-10 finishes, including one top-5. In terms of his game in the 2025 season, he has been solid with three top 15 finishes, including a T-5 at the Genesis Invitational. Finau has excelled from tee-to-green with 0.288 strokes gained per round on top of his excellent play around the green with 0.217 strokes gained per round in that department. Finau must improve his putting to compete, where he ranks 115th with -0.088 strokes gained per round. He should be viewed as more of a dark horse candidate in DFS this week.

Thomas Detry will be making his debut at the Masters this week. Detry's 2025 season has been up and down thus far. He did win this year at the WM Phoenix Open, but he has finished outside the top 40 six times, including missed cuts in two signature events (The Arnold Palmer Invitational and THE PLAYERS). He has played well off the tee this year with 0.296 strokes gained off the tee per round and 0.207 strokes gained tee-to-green per round, which is crucial at Augusta National. His putting has also been stellar with 0.394 strokes gained putting per round, which is ranked 33rd on tour. The problem lies in his poor play around the green (-0.038 strokes gained around the green per round) and inexperience at ANGC. Although he has a low price tag, use caution this week in DFS.

Sam Burns has struggled as of late. He has failed to make the cut in his last three events, and hasn't had a top-25 finish since the Genesis Invitational. On top of that, his history at Augusta National is not great. In three starts, he has two missed cuts and a T-29 back in 2023. His play off the tee and approach has really hampered his game in 2025, which is essential at ANGC. His -0.005 strokes gained off the tee per round and -0.630 strokes gained on approach per round are below average on tour. In 2024, 32.2% of approach shots came from 200+ yards, a range where Burns has struggled with a 151st ranking on tour. It's best to look in another direction this week in DFS.