RBC Heritage Betting Tips & Predictions

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5 August, 2024

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Welcome to our brand-new golf section which aims to preview the biggest and best events of the PGA and European tours, offering expert betting tips and predictions on a host of interesting markets. Following the example of other sections our site, we don’t just want to pick the obvious, our crew will put in the work and research needed to find you value, advising players that can be backed at a nice price. As regular visitors to our site will confess, we are lovers of the value. Here are our top RBC Heritage betting tips.

Well, where else could we start than the incredible news surrounding Tiger Woods’ win last week at the Masters. In what is a simply stunning comeback for the American – a story that wouldn’t look out of place on a Hollywood film script – Woods defied critics to win his fifth Masters, and first major in 11 years. Slipping into the famous green jacket, it was an emotional day for the player, his family and fans who have stuck by his side through thick and thin over the years.

When landing his first Masters, Woods strolled to the side of the green and hugged his father, the man who had been so important in his rise to the top of the game. When returning to the summit on Sunday, he made his way to the same spot where he wrapped his arms around his son. It’s a beautiful story and we hope it’s just the start of Woods recovery. As sports fans and neutrals, we’d dearly love to see him dominate again, just to prove it can be done.

Accuracy Over Power

In the meantime, we move on to this week’s action and although it doesn’t hold the glamour of what we saw a week ago, there is plenty designed to hold the interest of golf fans and punters will find value thick on the ground. Many of the big names have taken a break following their efforts at the Masters, and that has resulted in a competitive field, with the outright betting left wide-open.

We focus on the RBC Heritage where the Harbour Town Golf Links plays host to four days of play shown live on Sky Sports from Thursday afternoon. Satoshi Kodaira won the title last year by handing in a winning score of 12-under, which would’ve been enough to see him over the line in two of the previous four years.

A tricky course to play, distance off the tee isn’t the all-important here, so there’s not much point going for the players who can bomb it off the starting block. To win this tournament you’ll need a more tactical approach, calling on accuracy and putting. That is evident when looking at a list of the most recent winners, with Matt Kuchar 2014, Jim Furyk 2015, Branden Grace 2016 and Wesley Bryan 2017 scoring before Kodaira made a name for himself.