PGA DFS Picks Today: Round 4 RBC Heritage DraftKings Fantasy Golf Plays

The weather was ideal out on Hilton Head Island today, and the golfers took advantage of it for the most part. A day after one of the toughest Fridays in tournament history, the scoring average would return to under par, coming in better than 69 on the day. No one moved up the board more than Harold Varner III, who will have a chance to win here at Harbour Town for the second straight year. He’ll have a whole host of names chasing him, as there are 22 golfers within four shots of him. That’ll set up for a fun final round and give us plenty of options for PGA DFS lineups. We’ll cover a few picks and predictions for the final round of the RBC Heritage.

PGA DFS Golf Picks Today: The RBC Heritage Round 4

Round 3 Recap

It wasn’t just Varner making moves, as Tommy Fleetwood and playing partner Maverick McNealy shot a combined Thirteen under and jolted up the leaderboard after starting the day outside of the top 40. Shane Lowry would continue his hot form on Saturday as well, shooting a six-under 65, and will have yet another chance to win his first PGA Tour event on Sunday. Others like Hudson Swafford, Wyndham Clark and Graeme McDowell all shot five-under 66.

The Masters Round 1-3 Stat Recap

Strokes Gained Off the Tee

Erik Van Rooyen
Cameron Young
Troy Meritt
Mito Pereira
Jordan Spieth

Strokes Gained Approach

Shane Lowry
Harold Varner
Adam Svensson
Patrick Cantlay
Corey Conners

Strokes Gained Around the Green

Sepp Straka
Jordan Spieth
Peter Malnati
Billy Horschel
Brian Gay

Strokes Gained Putting

Brendon Todd
Hudson Swafford
Billy Horschel
Tommy Fleetwood
Ian Poulter

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DraftKings Fantasy Golf Preview: The RBC Heritage Round 4

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Best PGA DFS Picks Today for The RBC Heritage DraftKings Showdown

Maverick McNealy ($8,300)

Getting better each day this week, McNealy is continuing his solid season here again. He’s gained strokes in all four facets of his game, not relying on one thing or another. That should bode well and give him confidence heading into Sunday as he looks to add another top 10 to his already stellar season’s results.

Mito Pereira ($8,200)

A tough day on the greens for Mito, who had been putting ok up until the third round. Still, one bad round shouldn’t be that much of a turn-off, especially when he’s gaining just about two strokes of ball-striking every round. He shouldn’t be that highly owned given his tough day today, so take advantage and look for a bounce-back on Sunday.

Cameron Young ($8,100)

Young hasn’t gone anywhere after opening with an eight-under 63 on Thursday. A tough round two followed by a one-under round three, and one likely doesn’t look to roster him and suggests the good round already happened. That likely puts a slight damper on ownership, and given that young is just four off the lead and already showed us he can go low here, he could be a long shot to win the event, let alone be a good pick for the final round slate.

Wyndham Clark ($6,400)

The on major knock-on Clark’s game has always been the consistency with his irons. Some weeks he looks solid, but more often than not, he doesn’t look good. However, this week, he’s gained just shy of two strokes thru three rounds. For someone that hits it as well as he does off the tee and putts as well as he does, it’s a good sign that results are likely to follow. Clark provides salary flexibility for the final round slate at this price and within a few of the top 10.

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