Pat Fitzmaurice identified Alejandro Tosti as a captivating longshot wager for the Corales Puntacana tournament at 45-to-1 odds. Fitzmaurice acknowledged Tosti's volatile style and potential threat of missing the cut but emphasized his massive upside due to prodigious distance off the tee and the capability of scoring very low rounds. He's enthusiastic about backing Tosti purely due to his explosive talent that could thrive under favorable course conditions in the Dominican Republic.

Pat Fitzmaurice sees Ben Griffin as a very safe and appealing betting choice at 20-to-1 odds for the Corales Puntacana event running concurrently with the RBC Heritage. Fitzmaurice praised Griffin for his strong recent performances and admirable consistency throughout the year. Given Griffin's steady reliability, Fitzmaurice believes 20-to-1 odds represent good value for bettors seeking a safer play in a less predictable field.

Bo McBrayer selected Russell Henley as his one-and-done bet at the RBC Heritage, emphasizing Henley's optimal fit at Harbour Town due to the course rewarding precision off the tee and strong mid-iron play. He reinforced Henley's overall profile fitting perfectly with past successful Harbour Town contenders, indicating a high level of confidence in Henley's potential this week.

Bo McBrayer views Ryo Hisatsune as a highly interesting longshot at 170-1 odds, praising him as an elite ball-striker whose only clear weakness lies in his extremely poor short game. McBrayer described Hisatsune as a 'poor man's Corey Conners,' offering terrific ball-striking upside at very deep odds. While acknowledging Hisatsune's volatility, McBrayer strongly advocated betting for Hisatsune due to his immense value proposition.

Bo McBrayer enthusiastically recommended taking a chance on Akshay Bhatia at RBC Heritage, emphasizing his strong fit on shorter, less driver-dependent courses where shot creativity and wedge-play are at a premium. Though Bhatia presents significant volatility and risk, McBrayer believes his sheer talent and formidable approach game provide immense upside at Harbour Town, making him a strong high-risk, high-reward wager.

Pat Fitzmaurice strongly backed Patrick Cantlay based on exceptional course history at RBC Heritage. Cantlay has notably placed no worse than seventh over six different appearances from 2017-2024, including three recent top-3 finishes. Calling Cantlay "Mr. Third Place at Harbour Town," Fitzmaurice recommends betting him outright at +1800 and also supports a top-10 wager at +150 odds due to his outstanding past results and likely continued success at this event.

Pat Fitzmaurice recommends Tom Hoge at +9000 odds at Harbour Town based on his terrific iron play and recent solid form. Hoge boasts two top-25 finishes at RBC Heritage in the last four years, showcasing a clear fit with the accuracy and precision required at this venue. Fitzmaurice calls him an excellent value at these elevated odds and also suggests betting Hoge for a top-10 finish at +500.

Pat Fitzmaurice identified J.T. Poston as an intriguing, although volatile, betting play for RBC Heritage due to noteworthy course success. Poston has four top-20 finishes at Harbour Town in the last six editions, interspersed with two missed cuts. Despite having made every cut this season without impressive high-end results (best finish is just 16th place), Fitzmaurice recommends Poston as an appealing wager for lower-risk markets such as top-10 rather than an outright winner pick.

Bo McBrayer highlighted Daniel Berger as a strong betting option, emphasizing his prowess on Bermuda grass and shorter courses like Harbour Town. McBrayer stressed Berger's consistency in hitting fairways and greens, currently one of the game's elite mid-iron players, excelling particularly from short and mid-iron distances. If Berger can find an improved putting stroke, McBrayer is confident he will significantly contend due to his strong previous record at Harbour Town, including a 3rd-place finish in 2020 and top-25 finishes in six of his last seven tour starts overall.

Pat Fitzmaurice expressed concern regarding Ludvig Aberg's statistical fit for Harbour Town despite his recent strong Masters showing and 10th-place finish at Harbour Town last year. Fitzmaurice highlighted several worrying metrics in Aberg's profile, including ranking 100th or worse in driving accuracy, scrambling, and approach shots from both 150-175 yards and 175-200 yards, all crucial categories for success at Harbour Town. Fitzmaurice found this statistical profile troubling enough to advise fading betting exposure to Aberg this week.

Pat Fitzmaurice highlights Russell Henley as a notable value bet at +2800 due to his skillset strongly aligning with past RBC Heritage winners. Historically, Harbour Town has rewarded shorter hitters who emphasize accuracy off the tee, consistent ball striking, and sharp approach play into small greens. Fitzmaurice specifically cited previous champions like Jim Furyk, Justin Leonard, and Matt Fitzpatrick who all share similar profiles. Henley's reputation as an accurate, precise ball striker fits perfectly into this mold, making him an appealing pick according to Fitzmaurice given current betting odds and course compatibility.

Pat Fitzmaurice notes Max Homa as an intriguing bet following a strong performance at The Masters, despite previously poor form. Despite predicting Homa to miss the cut at Augusta National after a string of bad results, Homa not only made the cut but finished tied for 12th with impressive weekend rounds of 69 and 71. Fitzmaurice sees this unexpected turnaround at such a demanding course as potentially a slump buster and is optimistic that Homa can carry this newfound confidence and performance into Harbour Town, making him an appealing bet at elevated odds.

Bo McBrayer supports backing Scottie Scheffler at +360 to win the RBC Heritage despite acknowledging the short odds. He points to Scheffler's previous year's victory at Harbour Town as evidence of his natural fit with the course, which emphasizes accuracy and precision. Scheffler notably won the RBC Heritage right after winning The Masters last season amidst personal distractions, which speaks volumes about his ability on this course. While expressing caution about the limited betting value at these odds, McBrayer still calls Scheffler a very strong likelihood to repeat his success given his elite accuracy and ball-striking.

Bo McBrayer is picking Collin Morikawa as his top value bet at the RBC Heritage, highlighting Morikawa's elite skillset as ideal for the Harbour Town layout. He emphasized that Morikawa is the absolute best ball striker in the field and ranks second in proximity on approach from the key distances expected this week. Harbour Town demands precision off the tee and pinpoint accuracy into smaller greens; Morikawa excels in these areas, making him a strong candidate to contend and potentially win at 12-to-1 odds.

Pat Fitzmaurice identified Ludvig Aberg as a strong betting value at the RBC Heritage following his impressive performance at The Masters. Fitzmaurice highlighted Aberg's recent form at Augusta National as evidence of his strong play against elite fields, noting Aberg had briefly been in contention on Sunday, only falling out of the race late due to a bogey on 17 and a triple bogey on the 18th hole. Despite these late mistakes, Fitzmaurice believes Aberg's overall performance positions him well for success at Harbour Town, where accurate ball striking and consistency are crucial. Considering his odds of +1200, he sees Aberg as a worthy wager.