6 years agoThere is so much to like about Cameron Smith this weekend, but we believe most DFS players will gloss right over his name. The Australian enters the RBC Heritage with virtually no form, at least that is how it would seem without breaking down the situation a little closer. When we look at the quality of tournaments that the one-time PGA Tour player has grappled with recently, we can exclude the WGC-Match Play result entirely. Sure, it is not good that he couldn't win a match, but that is an event that is known to provide inconsistency. On top of that, his display during last week's Masters and at the Players Championship one month ago shouldn't be a cause for concern either. Those are two of the most significant events in the world, and it is not like Smith failed to make the weekend in either tournament. That leaves us with his missed cut at the Honda Classic, which is probably his most unforgivable result in 2019 but still provides a reason for optimism. After shooting a Thursday 68, Smith imploded with a Friday 79 to miss the weekend. The Australian's $7,900 price tag on DraftKings and five percent projected ownership make him a fabulous contrarian option, and his 55/1 outright price should be heavily considered for the value that it presents. --Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour