March 26, 2025
After a strong start with three straight top-25 finishes to begin the year, Harry Hall has faltered, missing three of his last six cuts and posting just one top-50 finish. He now looks to bounce back at the Texas Children's Houston Open, an event where he has competed twice, finishing T39 in 2022 and T28 in 2024. In these prior appearances, Hall gained over 11 total strokes putting, a performance he will likely need to replicate for success. On the year, he ranks 15th in strokes gained putting (0.568 per round), 15th around the green (0.406), and 44th in total strokes gained. His struggles come with his approach play, where he ranks 119th in strokes gained (minus-0.169 per round), and he is in just the ninth percentile for proximity from 150-200 yards -- a distance that accounted for 38.1% of all approach shots here last year. If Hall can put together a more consistent performance with his irons, his short game could elevate him to a strong pick for fantasy managers at his $7,500 DraftKings price tag.
--Dakota Legg - RotoBallerSource: PGA Tour
February 25, 2025
Harry Hall notched back-to-back top-10 results in Hawaii. Since then, the English golfer has not fared quite as well. Hall's form is predicated on converting putting chances. He ranks 12th in 2025 when it comes to strokes gained in putting. His off-the-tee game is a red flag, however. Hall drives the ball 301.1 yards, which is close to tour average. Unfortunately, his accuracy with drives stands at 55.84% (134th). He averages 5.27 birdies per round, but most of those came in the first two events of the season. Again, Hall needs to get close to use his putter. Weather could play a role this weekend, but PGA National is one of the toughest courses Hall will see. Maybe fading him from a DFS perspective would not be a bad thing.
--Chris Wassel - RotoBallerSource: PGATour.com
February 18, 2025
Harry Hall missed the cut at the Waste Management Phoenix Open two weeks ago, marking his first missed cut of the 2025 season. Historically, Hall has performed well at the Mexico Open, finishing T33 in 2024 and T10 in 2023. In last year's Mexico Open, over 43% of approach shots came from over 200 yards. Over the past 12 months, Hall has ranked in the 63rd percentile for greens in regulation percentage on approach shots from this distance in the fairway. Despite his missed cut in the previous tournament, his recent form and past performances at the Mexico Open suggest he could be a solid addition to DFS lineups this week.
--Ian Christenson - RotoBallerSource: Data Golf
February 3, 2025
Harry Hall enjoyed three very good results to start off 2025. The English golfer was hoping that Pebble Beach would go just as well. However, it was not meant to be. Hall missed too many opportunities en route to finishing at -5 at T-58th. Birdies were not happening in California for Hall. Despite this, his early strokes gained to putting is still 0,719 (19th). He is another one of those golfers who does drive the ball real far (299.6 yards) nor accurate (53.95% - 153rd). That is why Hall has to make the most of his birdie chances. Hall did make 4.52 birdies per round in 2024 (2nd) and has 5.44 per round in 2025 (12th). Again, Hall could be a high risk DFS choice at the WM Phoenix Open.
--Chris Wassel - RotoBallerSource: PGATour.com
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