Byron Lindeque targeted Brian Campbell as a sleeper bet at 600-to-1 odds following Campbell’s surprisingly strong Masters debut where he made the cut and finished inside the top 30. Byron noted this result was particularly impressive given Campbell’s typically short-hitting style was ill-suited for Augusta's expansive layout. However, Harbour Town's positional emphasis and shorter, accuracy-demanding fairways align perfectly with Campbell’s accurate off-the-tee game and strong mid-to-long iron play. Byron also suggested exploring Campbell's triple-digit odds in the top-20 placement markets, believing he carries significant confidence from his strong Masters showing into this highly compatible venue.

Eric Polzin highlighted Brian Campbell as a potential deep-value DFS target at the RBC Heritage after his impressive debut performance at the Masters (32nd-place finish). Polzin explained that Campbell's game aligns particularly well with strategic, thinking-heavy courses much like Augusta National and RBC Heritage, favoring placement and thoughtful shot-making over raw scoring power seen at tougher scoring events like Players Championship or API. Although Campbell doesn't statistically pop as a great fit in traditional data models, Polzin encouraged trusting intuition and course fit given Campbell's smart, steady golfing style. He expects Campbell to outperform his very low price tag in DFS formats this week.

Although deeply skeptical about an outright victory, Eric Polzin flagged Brian Campbell’s shocking 600-to-1 odds as noteworthy at the RBC Heritage. Polzin stresses Campbell is surprisingly priced given his style—steady, accurate 'boring golf' typically suited to Harbour Town. He references Campbell's mistake during a recent playoff (hitting a tree), indicating some volatility, but still views a potential pricing correction (bringing his odds closer to 200-to-1 or 250-to-1) as likely. Polzin implies he's an intriguing speculative placement market value—or a small outright flyer—at these drastically undervalued odds.

Byron Lindeque recommended Brian Campbell as a solid low-priced option due to his strong course fit. At just $6,500, the course profiles similarly to the Cognison, a comparable tournament that featured many of the same lower-priced players. Lindeque explicitly tied Campbell's skillset and recent performance to resembling prior successes at similar courses and thus sees great value at this price.