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2024 Zurich Classic of New Orleans odds: Our long-shot pick for this week’s team event
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2024 Zurich Classic of New Orleans odds: Our long-shot pick for this week’s team event

With the Zurich Classic of New Orleans set to tee off, the spotlight is on the dynamic team format. While the favorites garner attention, there’s value in considering long-shot picks who could surprise. Our analysis reveals a hidden gem: the duo of Robert MacIntyre and Bob MacIntyre, hailing from Scotland.

The MacIntyre tandem has flown under the radar, but their recent form suggests they possess the skills to contend. Robert’s strong performance at the Masters and Bob’s steady play on the DP World Tour indicate they have what it takes to make a run at the title. At generous odds, they represent an intriguing long-shot pick for those seeking value in the Zurich Classic of New Orleans.

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Winner’s bag: Scottie Scheffler’s gear at the 2024 RBC Heritage
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Winner’s bag: Scottie Scheffler’s gear at the 2024 RBC Heritage

**Winner’s Bag: Scottie Scheffler’s Gear at the 2024 RBC Heritage**

HILTON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. – Scottie Scheffler’s victory at the 2024 RBC Heritage marked a significant milestone in his career. Beyond his impressive performance, Scheffler’s choice of equipment also garnered attention.

Scheffler’s driver was a TaylorMade Stealth Plus with a 9-degree loft. The club featured a 60-gram weight in the back for added draw bias. His irons were Titleist T200s, ranging from 4-iron to pitching wedge. The irons provided a combination of forgiveness and workability.

For his putter, Scheffler opted for a Scotty Cameron Phantom X 12, a mid-mallet design known for its stability and forgiveness. Scheffler’s Odyssey Versa putter, which he used to sink the winning putt on the 72nd hole, was also part of his bag.

Scheffler’s choice of gear reflects his commitment to finding equipment that complements his swing and allows him to perform at his best.

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2024 RBC Heritage money: Here’s how much every player made 
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2024 RBC Heritage money: Here’s how much every player made 

**RBC Heritage Payouts: Players Collect Millions**

The 2024 RBC Heritage concluded Sunday with a thrilling victory by Viktor Hovland. Along with the coveted plaid jacket, Hovland earned a substantial payday of $1.44 million.

Other top finishers also pocketed impressive sums. Shane Lowry took home $864,000 for second place, while Collin Morikawa and Billy Horschel each earned $544,200 for their tied third-place finish. Hideki Matsuyama came in fifth and received $405,600.

In total, 70 players earned checks at the RBC Heritage, with even those who missed the cut receiving $19,245. The tournament’s overall purse was $8.4 million, making it one of the richest events on the PGA Tour.

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Scheffler leads by 5 at RBC ahead of Mon. finish
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Scheffler leads by 5 at RBC ahead of Mon. finish

Scottie Scheffler maintained a five-shot advantage at the RBC Canadian Open after the third round was halted due to darkness Saturday. Scheffler fired a 4-under 66 in Oakville, Ontario, leaving him at 15-under 195 heading into Monday’s finish. He’ll be paired with Tony Finau, who is at 10-under. World No. 1 Rory McIlroy (67) and Wyndham Clark (69) are tied for third at 9 under.

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2024 RBC Heritage Monday finish TV coverage: When it starts, how to watch
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2024 RBC Heritage Monday finish TV coverage: When it starts, how to watch

**2024 RBC Heritage Monday Finish TV Coverage: When It Starts, How to Watch**

The final round of the 2024 RBC Heritage Presented by Boeing will be shown on Golf Channel and CBS on Monday, April 22.

Coverage begins at 2:00 p.m. ET on Golf Channel, before moving to CBS at 3:00 p.m. ET.

Viewers can also stream the tournament live on Paramount+ and the CBS Sports app.

The RBC Heritage is the first full-field event of the PGA Tour’s season after the Masters Tournament.

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Horschel gets 1st PGA Tour win in nearly 2 years
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Horschel gets 1st PGA Tour win in nearly 2 years

Billy Horschel ended an almost two-year PGA Tour title drought with a playoff victory at the Zurich Classic of New Orleans on Sunday. Horschel, who last won at the 2021 WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play, birdied the first extra hole to defeat Sam Burns and earn his sixth PGA Tour title. The 35-year-old American had been in contention for much of the week at TPC Louisiana, shooting rounds of 68-67-68-70 to finish regulation play tied with Burns at 13-under 271.

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Post-Tournament Analysis: Wyndham Clark’s Thrilling Hollywood Ending at U.S. Open
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Post-Tournament Analysis: Wyndham Clark’s Thrilling Hollywood Ending at U.S. Open

**Post-Tournament Analysis: Wyndham Clark’s Triumphant Victory at U.S. Open**

In this YouTube video, commentators provide a comprehensive analysis of Wyndham Clark’s thrilling victory at the 2023 U.S. Open. They delve into Clark’s exceptional performance, examining his strategies, mental fortitude, and the significance of his triumph. Additionally, they discuss the implications of Clark’s rise in the golf world, exploring his potential as a rising star.

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Bryan maintains lead at wide-open Puntacana
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Bryan maintains lead at wide-open Puntacana

The Puntacana Resort & Club Championship is heading into its final round, and Denny McCarthy will be chasing down a two-shot advantage held by Chris Bryan heading into the final 18 holes on the Corales course. Tom Hoge and Hudson Swafford were tied for third heading into Sunday’s play, three shots behind Bryan, after both golfers shot 3-under 69s in the third round. Bryan was flawless on Saturday needing just 26 putts en route to a 5-under 67, and will look to cruise to his first PGA Tour win on Sunday.

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Scheffler back in familiar spot, with lead at RBC
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Scheffler back in familiar spot, with lead at RBC

World No. 2 Scottie Scheffler reclaimed his perch atop the leaderboard at the RBC Heritage on Saturday, carding a 3-under 68 to take a one-shot lead into the final round. Scheffler, who opened with a course-record 63 on Thursday, birdied three of his first seven holes to move into a tie for the lead. He dropped a shot at the par-4 ninth, but birdied the par-5 11th and 15th holes to take sole possession of the lead at 10-under 203. Scheffler is seeking his fifth PGA Tour victory of the season and his first since winning the Masters in April.

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5 compelling ways the Chevron Championship could end, ranked
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5 compelling ways the Chevron Championship could end, ranked

The Chevron Championship brings together the world’s best female golfers for a thrilling tournament filled with suspense and excitement. The outcome remains uncertain, leaving golf fans eagerly anticipating its conclusion. Here are five compelling ways the tournament could end, ranked based on their likelihood:

1. **Lydia Ko Cruises to Victory:** The world No. 1 has been in scintillating form and could dominate the field.

2. **Nelly Korda Makes a Dramatic Comeback:** After a slow start, Korda could rally and secure her second major title.

3. **Brooke Henderson Wins on Home Soil:** The Canadian star will have the crowd behind her as she seeks her maiden major triumph.

4. **Lexi Thompson Breaks Through:** Thompson has been close to victory several times and could finally clinch her elusive major.

5. **An Upset Special:** An unheralded player could emerge from the pack and shock the world with an unlikely victory.

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