Trump National Doral’s Blue Monster Course is the site for the 2026 Cadillac Championship this week. The latest Signature Event returns to this venue for the first time in nine years, playing a par 72 that runs 7,739 yards.
No cut line will be enforced at the Cadillac Championship. Since it’s a Signature Event, we’re also getting a smaller field, meaning there are high-value prospects to target in our DraftKings and FanDuel DFS lineups this week.
My PGA DFS Lineup Advice: Top Golfers (2026 Zurich Classic of New Orleans) had a solid outing across the board. While two pairs did miss the cut, Tom Hoge and Billy Horschel’s T6 finish had the best return on investment as a cheap Tier 3 option. Sam Stevens and Zach Bauchou logged a T13 finish from Tier 2. Both Tier 1 groups made the cut, with Michael Thorbjornsen and Karl Vilips carding a T13 finish, along with Aaron Rai and Sahith Theegala turning in a T24 finish.
Let’s turn the page to the next Signature Event in a return to traditional solo stroke play at the 2026 Cadillac Championship. I’ve found six golfers who should be prioritized in your DFS lineups.
Follow me on X at Matt_MacKay_ for more DFS picks and insight during the remainder of the PGA Tour season.
Trump National Doral’s Blue Monster Course is the site for the 2026 Cadillac Championship this week. The latest Signature Event returns to this venue for the first time in nine years, playing a par 72 that runs 7,739 yards.
No cut line will be enforced at the Cadillac Championship. Since it’s a Signature Event, we’re also getting a smaller field, meaning there are high-value prospects to target in our DraftKings and FanDuel DFS lineups this week.
My PGA DFS Lineup Advice: Top Golfers (2026 Zurich Classic of New Orleans) had a solid outing across the board. While two pairs did miss the cut, Tom Hoge and Billy Horschel’s T6 finish had the best return on investment as a cheap Tier 3 option. Sam Stevens and Zach Bauchou logged a T13 finish from Tier 2. Both Tier 1 groups made the cut, with Michael Thorbjornsen and Karl Vilips carding a T13 finish, along with Aaron Rai and Sahith Theegala turning in a T24 finish.
Let’s turn the page to the next Signature Event in a return to traditional solo stroke play at the 2026 Cadillac Championship. I’ve found six golfers who should be prioritized in your DFS lineups.
Follow me on X at Matt_MacKay_ for more DFS picks and insight during the remainder of the PGA Tour season.
PGA DFS: Top Golfers (2026 Cadillac Championship)
DraftKings Salary: $50,000 | FanDuel Salary: $60,000
TIER 1
| Golfer |
DK $ |
FD $ |
| Collin Morikawa |
$9,800 |
$11,600 |
| Si Woo Kim |
$9,200 |
$10,900 |
We’re going to snag a bit of value in Tier 1 and start by targeting Collin Morikawa. He’s in strong form, recording five straight top 10 finishes, excluding his withdrawal from The Players Championship.
Morikawa ranks high in a ton of metrics this season. He ended a multi-year win drought with his victory at Pebble Beach. Now, he enters the Cadillac Championship ranked first in SG: Approach, seventh in driving accuracy, fifth for greens in regulation hit and sixth in proximity.
Si Woo Kim is my other Tier 1 prospect to plug into DFS lineups this week. The South Korean native ranks 11th in total strokes gained, including fourth in SG: Approach, while pacing the PGA Tour in driving accuracy and proximity.
Kim’s logged two top 10 finishes in his last three starts. He’s a big discount due to how many talented golfers are in this Signature Event field. Make sure you add Kim into your lineups ahead of Round 1 on Thursday.
TIER 2
| Golfer |
DK $ |
FD $ |
| Justin Rose |
$8,700 |
$10,600 |
| Min Woo Lee |
$8,600 |
$10,200 |
I really like the Tier 2 salary range this week. I’m starting with Justin Rose, who carries a fringe Tier 1 price, justified by his iron play and previous experience at the Blue Monster.
Rose ranks seventh in SG: Approach, while leading the PGA Tour for greens in regulation hit at 72 percent. The Englishman is also 27th in putting average, which is why he’s top 40 in scoring average, 15th in birdie average and seventh in par 4 scoring.
Min Woo Lee profiles well at the Blue Monster as well. The Aussie is a bomber off-the-tee, which is going to help him outpace other finesse players in this field.
Lee ranks 11th in SG: Off-the-Tee, including fifth in total driving. He’s also top 50 in proximity, putting average, and SG: Approach. It’s enough to warrant a roster spot for Lee at a reduced salary.
TIER 3
| Golfer |
DK $ |
FD $ |
| Gary Woodland |
$7,400 |
$8,800 |
| Aldrich Potgieter |
$6,300 |
$7,200 |
Gary Woodland has been extremely impressive in 2026. His win at the Houston Open a month ago has instilled even more confidence in this bomber, who sits second in driving distance at 323.5 yards per attempt.
We also get quality putting from Woodland, who ranks 30th in SG: Putting. It’s why he’s 14th on par 4s and top 50 in birdie average this season.
Aldrich Potgieter has had a much less successful campaign in comparison to Woodland. However, he’s still among the best drivers on the PGA Tour, ranked first in driving distance, while sitting 44th on approach shots from 200+ yards.
The South African is a boom-or-bust prospect in Tier 3. He’s missed three of his last five cuts, while churning out a T25 finish at the RBC Heritage in his last outing.
Let’s take a swing at Potgieter’s strength off-the-tee to anchor our DFS lineups on a cheap salary.
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