Stewart recommended Corey Conners (+210), who arrives at RBC Heritage with exceptional recent consistency. Conners has four top-10 finishes in his last five starts, posting positive strokes gained across all major statistical categories during those events except for a minor putting performance hiccup at Valero. Stewart believes Harbour Town’s layout aligns ideally with Conners' current form, making him an appealing wager.

Stewart favoured Patrick Cantlay (-120) to beat Justin Thomas at the RBC Heritage, citing Thomas' ongoing driver issues, including recent struggles at Augusta National despite wide fairways. Cantlay, meanwhile, boasts spectacular form at Harbour Town, finishing top-seven in six of his seven starts. Additionally, Cantlay demonstrated strong approach and putting at the Masters, increasing Stewart’s confidence in him thriving at Harbour Town, especially compared to Thomas' driver troubles.

Stewart is bearish on Shane Lowry’s chances at RBC Heritage, citing potential distractions from Rory McIlroy’s career-defining Masters win, suggesting Lowry likely celebrated heavily with his close friend, negatively impacting his preparation. Additionally, RBC Heritage notoriously hasn't suited Lowry historically. With the upcoming Zurich Classic demanding Lowry and Rory attention as defending champions next week, Stewart believes this week's tournament will be overlooked and Lowry’s performance compromised.

Stewart saw big value in Wyndham Clark at 55-1 odds based on his success on positional golf courses. Last year Clark missed the cut at Augusta but immediately bounced back finishing third at the RBC Heritage. Now playing even better golf around major season, he heads to a course suited perfectly for his skill-set. Stewart cited Clark’s ability to thrive at similar venues, pointing out his win at Pebble Beach, T-9 at TPC River Highlands, and T-2 at The Players. The reasoning lies not in Clark's known power, but in his excellence with scoring irons, short-game, and putting—qualities ideal for Harbour Town.