NBA Postseason Best Bets (5/3)
Alex Christenson
Welcome to PrizePicks, PGA Tour edition. This week, we’ll be taking a look at the RBC Heritage.
How to play PrizePicks golf
If you’re new to PrizePicks in general, checkout the PrizePicks App Review by FTN’s Tyler Loechner. In terms of how it works for PGA, each golfer is given a projected score for each round of the tournament. Projections will vary based off of what par is at each given course. You have to parlay at least two picks with at least one over, and one under in order to submit. The payouts are as follows:
- Two-pick Power Play pays 3x (max entry: $400)
- Three-pick Power Play pays 5x (max entry: $200)
- Four-pick Power Play pays 10x (max entry: $100)
There is also a “Flex Play” option, in which you don’t have to get every pick correct, but the payout is slightly less.
All the golfers that PrizePicks offer this week are coming from Augusta National. It’s worth considering what type of week each golfer had, as that has played a factor in years past. For example, a missed cut this past week at the Masters really isn’t all that bad. That said, here’s a look at my favorite PGA PrizePicks for this week’s RBC Heritage at Harbour Town.
PrizePicks PGA Picks Round 1 at RBC Heritage
Here's a look at my favorite picks on PrizePicks for the RBC Heritage first round.
- Dustin Johnson OVER 69.0
- Patrick Cantlay UNDER 69.0
- Collin Morikawa UNDER 69.5
- Cameron Smith OVER 70.0
- Daniel Berger UNDER 70.0
- Will Zalatoris OVER 70.0
- Tyrrell Hatton UNDER 70.0
- Corey Conners OVER 70.0
- Sungjae Im OVER 70.0
- Tommy Fleetwood UNDER 70.0
Power play of the day
- Patrick Cantlay (u69), Daniel Berger (u70), Will Zalatoris (o70), Sungjae Im (o70).
Try PrizePicks out and use these picks (or your own) to win. Learn more about PrizePicks here. As always, feel free to ask if you have any questions. Good luck this week on your PGA PrizePicks.
