The RBC Heritage is the next Signature Event on the PGA Tour, and there is plenty more action in the world of golf, but who are our betting tips? 1969 saw the inaugural edition of the RBC Heritage, and it is a tournament that is steeped in history. England’s Matt Fitzpatrick will be looking to defend the title after beating Jordan Spieth in a playoff last year. As always, Harbor Town Golf Links at Hilton Head Island will play host to the tournament, which will feature a strong field thanks to it being a Signature Event on the PGA Tour. Don’t forget to scroll all the way to the bottom of this piece for a great sign-up offer from bet365! Who will win? Matt Coles takes a look at this week’s action…
RBC Heritage golf betting tips and preview
Venue: Harbor Town Golf Links, Hilton Head Island, South Carolina, United States
Date: April 18-21, 2024
Course stats: Par 71, 7,191 yards
Defending champion: Matt Fitzpatrick (-17)
Ludvig Aberg @ 14/1 with bet365
The rise to stardom has been stratospheric for Ludvig Aberg. It has not even been a year since the Swede turned professional, and he already has wins on the DP World Tour and PGA Tour, along with playing for the winning European team at the Ryder Cup. Last week, in his major debut, he finished 2nd at the Masters. The sky is the limit for Aberg, and with more tight fairways and small landing zones to deal with at Harbor Town this week, I fancy the Swede to win his biggest title yet! He is 14/1 to take the victory.
Tommy Fleetwood @ 20/1 with bet365
Could this be the week? We’ve all been waiting so long for Tommy Fleetwood to finally get over the line and win on the PGA Tour… The Englishman pieced together a sublime final round at The Masters to move into a tie for 3rd come the end of Sunday’s play. At 20/1, he is one of the favourites to win on Hilton Head Island, and this could well be the time that he finally gets that weight off his shoulders. Unsurprisingly after his three big wins in 2024, Scottie Scheffler is the favourite for the title at just 4/1. However, with wife Meredith about to give birth to their first child, we could see the World No 1 withdraw from this week’s event at any point.
