The field at Le Golf National is deep enough that the top price barely clears 11%, which is what a 144-man DP World Tour event with four world top-25 players and a punishing Albatros layout should look like. Åberg, Fleetwood, Fitzpatrick and Hovland sit at the top, and Fleetwood already owns a win here from 2017. The course rewards tee-to-green precision and scrambling, so the edge in a fragmented board is spotting a mid-price name who fits that profile rather than paying up. Jeff Winther has finished runner-up here three times without breaking through, which is either a signal or a warning.
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