PGA DFS Value Plays: RBC Canadian Open

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Micah Bedard (Darddog) is here to pinpoint the best PGA DFS salary savers for this week’s RBC Canadian Open.

Pretty slow golf news day, eh?

I’ll keep my stance short: Jay Monahan and the rest of the PGA Tour executives look like absolute morons after dismissing the LIV ever since it’s inception, saying it was “ruining the game” and highlighting it’s financial backers’ human rights abuses. They then joined forces with the exact league they’ve acted as if it didn’t exist.

If you’re a fan of The Office, the best explanation of the whole situation was that LIV pulled a Michael Scott Paper Company on the PGA Tour. There are plenty of videos/memes out there for y’all to enjoy.

Anyways, you guys aren’t here to hear my hot takes (wait, you aren’t?). You’re here for some low-priced gems to set your lineups apart.

This year’s edition of the RBC Canadian Open will be played at Oakdale Golf & Country Club in Toronto. There’s never been a professional event at the Par 72, 7,264 yard course. In fact, there’s a ton of uncertainty in terms of how the course is going to play and even whether or not it was a Par 71 or 72.

Since most Canadian Opens are “birdie fests”, a lot of people are assuming that’s how this week is going to play out. It definitely could, but I’ve seen some chatter that some of the caddies think the winning score could be between -13 and -15. The point is, there is a ton of speculation, and I don’t think anyone has any idea exactly what type of player will do well here.

So let’s embrace that variance and dig into some PGA DFS picks on DK ($7,500 and below) and FD ($9,000 and below) for this week’s RBC Canadian Open.

PGA DFS Picks: DraftKings & FanDuel Value Plays for the RBC Canadian Open

Vincent Norrman
DraftKings: $7,500
FanDuel: $8,800

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You guys are probably tired of seeing Mr. Norrman in my value plays article each week. At least I gave you a week off since he wasn’t in the field at The Memorial. His all-around game is in great form. He didn’t have the best putting performance at the Charles Schwab but had his best week on approach in a while. His price is still in a very desirable range, and I’ll continue to go back to him until he proves me wrong.

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