Patrick McDonald suggested Lucas Glover as his sleeper pick for the RBC Heritage, emphasizing how Harbor Town's tight and strategic layout matches his skill set. McDonald argues Glover, although not suited for the longer Augusta National, gains considerable value at Harbor Town, due to the course's focus on positioning rather than raw power. Expecting a better performance on this style of course, McDonald chose Glover as an attractive underdog play.

Shane Bacon identified Bud Cauley as a sleeper candidate at Harbor Town for the RBC Heritage, stating his game aligns neatly with this event's demands. He called out that the course's emphasis on precise driving and accurate short irons will strongly benefit Cauley's style of play. Cauley has quietly demonstrated a proficiency for courses requiring controlled distance and accuracy, which Harbor Town prominently features, making him a smart outside bet this week.

Shane Bacon expressed skepticism regarding Scottie Scheffler's chances at the RBC Heritage. Bacon pointed out that Harbor Town demands a highly different approach than Augusta, emphasizing controlled ball-striking, placement, and precision rather than power and aggressiveness. Despite Scheffler's top-tier talent, Bacon simply doesn't envision him excelling at a track that may limit his natural advantages and feels he's an avoid play this week.

Shane Bacon advised steering clear of Shane Lowry for the RBC Heritage, pointing to a combination of poor form and potential off-course distractions. Lowry struggled significantly in the final round of the Masters with an 81, a notably poor performance. Additionally, Bacon mentioned concerns over Lowry possibly carrying "Guinness Brain," implying celebrations lingering from his friend's Masters victory might negatively impact his readiness and focus resulting in another disappointing outcome this weekend.

Shane Bacon is bullish on Collin Morikawa winning the RBC Heritage at Harbor Town. Shane highlighted the golf course's unique characteristics, describing Harbor Town as requiring precision golf, contrasting greatly from Augusta's long, driver-heavy layout. Harbor Town demands iron accuracy and strategic course management, which aligns with Morikawa's strengths as one of the best iron players on Tour. He sees this week as a prime opportunity for Morikawa to contend and likely come out victorious, especially as a lower-pressure week following the intense scrutiny of the Masters.

Patrick McDonald highlighted Russell Henley as a pick to win at Harbor Town, emphasizing that Henley's game is a perfect match for this golf course. Harbor Town rewards accuracy and precision over brute force, featuring tight corridors and demanding accurate shotmaking off the tee and into small targets. Given Henley's skillset, which is characterized by precise iron play and solid accuracy, McDonald believes Henley fits exceptionally well into this point A to point B style of golf. Despite Henley's poor showing in the Master's opening round, Patrick is doubling down and confidently selecting him again for the RBC Heritage.

Patrick McDonald placed Wyndham Clark on his 'can't win' list due to Clark's notable inconsistency this year. Clark has swung wildly between contention and missed cuts, making him unreliable particularly on a demanding golf course like Memorial Park that requires steady precision. Given his shaky form, McDonald cautioned against backing Clark in betting or DFS scenarios this week.

Patrick McDonald made Scottie Scheffler his outright pick, highlighting Scheffler's strong history at Memorial Park and near-win last year. Scheffler came agonizingly close to winning last year but missed crucial short putts. McDonald sees his current form rounding out perfectly just before the Masters. Emphasizing that Scheffler has a good cadence playing Houston, resting, then preparing for Augusta, McDonald believes Scheffler will finally break through here and head into Augusta with momentum.

Shane Bacon identified Ricky Castillo as an intriguing sleeper pick for the Texas Children's Houston Open, noting Castillo's solid T12 finish at the Valspar Championship despite a sluggish final round. Castillo's steady performance throughout the season combined with recent uptick in play makes him a value play against tough competition. Bacon felt Castillo's form suggests he's trending upward, especially given his attractive odds, making him a valuable under-the-radar DFS or betting option this week.

Patrick McDonald recommended fading Sungjae Im this week, mentioning Sungjae's ongoing struggles with his iron play and overall form. Despite his talent and past success on challenging courses, Sungjae hasn't won since the Shriners several years ago and simply looks lost recently. McDonald's concerns highlight Sungjae as a risky fantasy or betting option until he demonstrates improvement, especially with tough Memorial Park presenting precise approach shot demands.

Patrick McDonald believes Maverick McNealy can bounce back at Memorial Park despite a disappointing Florida swing. Working recently with coach Scott Hamilton, McNealy has introduced a reliable 'fluttery cut' shot shape off the tee. McDonald referenced McNealy's earlier impressive run on the West Coast swing and expects a return to that form, making him an attractive value choice with upside this week.

Shane Bacon picked Stephan Jaeger, highlighting his suitability for challenging courses like Memorial Park. Jaeger is the defending champion, demonstrating that he can handle the test the course presents. Bacon emphasized Jaeger's consistent performances on similarly difficult non-major courses, making him an appealing DFS play or outright bet this week.

Shane Bacon picked Scottie Scheffler as a strong candidate to win the Texas Children's Houston Open, highlighting Scheffler's excellent track record at Memorial Park despite not securing a win yet. Last year, Scheffler seemed poised for victory until short putting misses, including a critical five-footer to force a playoff, cost him the title. Bacon noted Scheffler's recent struggles off the tee, particularly an uncharacteristic left miss, and emphasized the need for him to tighten up putting from the three-to-six foot range this week. With Augusta looming, Bacon sees this as a key week for Scheffler to address these issues and enter the Masters with significant momentum.