April 12, 2023 • 13 mins
There are no breaks in the PGA season, even after a big event. The tour heads away from Augusta over to Harbor Town for the RBC Heritage. And Hidden Gems Golf is there as well. TheMoJoKing, with some help from his son, will break this weeks event in South Carolina. Who are the long shots with a real shot to earn you some money? Let's find some hidden gems!
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(00:00):
Welcome to Hitty Jem's Golf, wherewe take a little bit deeper to find
secret treasure for your betting and DFSpleasure. Yeah baby, Hello all,
(00:22):
I am the Modo Prince and thisis episode number sixty of Hidden Gems Golf,
brought to you by the mighty nineteenMedia Group. This week, my
dad will be discussing the RBC Heritagebeing played in South Carolina. Hey,
Pops, make it quick, Okay, we have robots to play this guy.
Did you just call me pops?All right, son, thank you,
(00:44):
I appreciate you well. Folks,you heard it from the little man
himself. This episode will be swiftbecause we have games to play. Now.
Before we jump into the RBC Heritage, let me remind you that the
NBA Playoffs are upon us and nineteenMedia Group has you covered. Of course,
there is the mainstay, the NBABaseline podcast with cal Lee and Lawrence
Shaw. Then there is Close UpMagic with Stephen Cameron, who has a
(01:07):
giveaway happening right now. You maywant to check that out. And then
of course there is Hip to theGames with Desmond Powell. He's dropping off
his playoff preview this Friday. Finally, If you want to get deep into
Lakers action, there's this What's upeverybody, It's quality from the Late Night
Lake Show. A new NBA seasonhas arrived, and there's no better time
to be following the brand. JoinRicky Guru in the entire Late Night Family
(01:32):
as they provide you the best Lakersin NBA content on social media, from
weekly podcast featuring some of the biggestnames in the NBA social world, to
viral postgame Twitter spaces. If youbleed purple and gold, the Late Night
Lake Shows the brand for you.You can follow us on all social media
platforms at Late Night Lakers or atLate Night Lake Show on Instagram, YouTube,
(01:53):
TikTok, or wherever you get yourpodcasts at Premium Lakers content to come
check us out. We'll see youon the time. Enjoy get tapped in
on all things NBA with the nineteenMedia Group. All right, let's talk
recap, shall we. We absolutelycrushed it on our master's preview on the
show. At least I somehow stillcompletely crap the bed in fantasy though,
(02:16):
Why Fantasy Gods? Why up top? We spoke about John ram As being
one of the obvious top three choicesand he won. Unfortunately for me,
I leaned hard on Rory McElroy andhe did not do quite as well.
Next up, we spoke about JasonDay who fell to thirty eighth, Xander
(02:36):
Shafley who came in the tenth,and Jordan Spie who tied for fourth.
Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Allthe top players did well. We mentioned
them pick up. But let's talkabout hidden gems a little bit. We
had three of them. Kirk Kitiamawas bad, missing the cut easily.
However, long shots Russell Henley andPatrick Reid both tied Jordan Spie for fourth
place. Top fives from those twomeant big pay days if you followed the
(03:00):
recommendations on the show. I didnot, but you my children should do
as I say and not as Ido, Right Maxie, Yeah, I
guess maybe this guy. This isthe ninety Media Girl presentation. All right.
This week we'll be discussing the RBCHeritage being played at Harbortown Golf Links
(03:23):
in hilton Head, South Carolina.Harbortown was built in nineteen sixty nine by
the legend Pet Guy. The courseis a par seventy one seven one hundred
and ninety one yards. The grassesare Bermuda is grass's word anyway. The
greens are overseated with poa, whilethe rough and fairways are mixed with perennial
rye. The greens are small andfast. There will be a lot of
(03:45):
around the green action here. Accordingto the GCSAA, water is it a
threat in every single hole? Whereis this course in Atlantis? Anyway?
The fairways are thin and tree line. Those fairways forced most golfers to use
strategy off the team instead of brutestrength. Not surprisingly, this brings the
(04:08):
short hitters back into play. Oneother major component to keep in mind is
the strength of field at this eventhas taken a huge step forward in recent
years. For years, this eventhad been one that only a handful of
top players would play. In morerecently years the big boys have come in
and this year the RBC's Heritage isone of the enhanced events. Last year,
(04:31):
Jordan Spiez won this event and aplayoff against Patrick knt Lay at thirteen
under. They were followed by sevengolfers who landed just one stroke off the
pace. Now clearly speech inparently arebig names, but this has been a
place where some longer shots have alsohit the winner circle. In twenty twenty
one, it was Stewart Sink whosmashed the field, winning at nineteen under.
(04:56):
Howard Varner the third and Emeliano Grillofollowed at fifteen under. In twenty
twenty it was big names grabbing thetop spots again. Web Simpson won at
twenty two under. Behind him inthe top ten were the likes of Answer
Burger Hattan, Sergio Garcia, JoaquinNieman, and Bryson Deshambo. In twenty
nineteen, seeteeth hand one at twelveunder. This is an event that either
(05:20):
David or Goliath can win. Asyou might guess from such an eclectic lead
awards. Finding tournaments has proven tobe pretty difficult. I don't feel great
about my list of tournaments, butnevertheless, here they are players who have
done well here have also done wellat match play. The players the Memorial
(05:41):
and the Genesis. I'm also lookingat to a lesser degree tournaments such as
the Honda Pebble Beach and Charles S. Wall. Basically, we're looking at
tournaments with shorter courses and some difficultscoring. We are in a search for
guys who can do well in ashort game and are creative around Greens and
now your featured presentation. I haveto say I think I've mentioned the winner
(06:06):
of the last three tournaments on thistop of the Odds section, but this
week I actually have no clue.The top of the field is thick with
talent, but it's hard to distinguishwhich direction is the best way to go.
Scottie Scheffler, John Rom, XanderShafley, Jordan Speed, They're all
here and have enough ability to crushthe competition, but I'm leaning against all
(06:29):
of them. My top pick isprobably Patrick Cantley. He's been really good
at this event and I expect himto excel. Soun Jam and Max Homer
also top tier choices for me.Justin Rose also has my attention. But
enough of the top of the board. Let's dig deeper and go for some
hidden gems. Up first is theforty four franc player in the world,
(06:50):
thirty three year old English. Englishhas been a mixed bag as far as
cop courses go. In fairness,Harris has been a mixed bag as far
as results. His entire career.It's been years of mediocrity with occasional jumps
towards brilliance. But what leans mein His favor in this particular event is
(07:12):
that even his recent bad results haven'treally been bad. Last week at the
Masters, he was well on hisway to a top twenty, but struggled
in the fourth round and faded toforty third. He also had a horrible
first round at the Players, whichled to a miscut. But overall he
has been very solid as of late, including a twelfth at the Genesis Invitational.
(07:33):
Maybe just as important is his scramblinggame. It has been very solid,
ranking thirty fourth in the PGA onthe season. Now my final two
selections, I am definitely going furtherout on the limb. So let's first
talk about one hundred twenty eighth rankedplayer in the world, twenty six year
old Samuel Stevens. Never heard ofSam Stevens. I can't blame you.
(07:56):
I don't think he was on manyradars until his last two events. The
kid did just enough last year onthe corn Ferry Tour to get his PGA
card this year, but that wasmore due to consistently being good than ever
being great. On the corn FerryTour, he did very little during the
swing season and I personally had writtenhim off. But over his last four
(08:18):
events, he's gone a little bitcrazy fifteenth, miscut, third and second.
Now understand, those fields haven't beennearly as strong as this one,
and those courses do not correlate tothis one at all. Most of his
work has been done off the teeand that's not really what you need here.
(08:39):
So this is more of a curiositypick than anything. Don't bet the
farm on Sam, but mister Stevensis a solid finish away from never being
a two hundred to one shot again, at least for a very long time.
All right. Lastly, a differenttype of experimental pick. This one
qualifies as a catch of falling knifeelection one hundred and fifty eighth ranked player
(09:01):
in the world, thirty four yearold David Lipski. Now, Lipski has
been a hidden gem on this podcastbefore, and I suspect Lipski has been
a hidden gem in plenty of placeshe's played, as he slowly but steadily
climbed from tour the tour and seemsto get better along the way. Earlier
in this year's swing season, helooked like he may be on his way
(09:22):
of conquering the PGA Tour with atenth at the Macoba and a fourth at
the Sony, but since then it'sbeen pretty rough. He's missed four of
his last seven cuts and only topforty in one. However, that one
top forty was in his last eventat the valspar. The truth is Lipsky
probably can't hang with the best ofthe best when it comes to doing things
(09:46):
off the tea, But now aroundthe greens, yeah, he has a
shot to compete there. He rankstwenty sixth in the PGA in that category.
If there's ever a time for misterLipski to show up and prove something
special, this is the event.All right, that's it, That's all
I got. I appreciate you all. I also appreciate my little man for
(10:07):
letting me do this recording during hisspring break, Max, do you have
anything to say? Keep digging untilyou're full of dirt her? Keep digging,
(10:43):
okay, so keep digging, todigging, keep digging, keep digging.
Let's keep taking like a million times, keep digging in and then you'll
find treasure in the Snow's recording youraudio not here, not you're dancing,
I know, keep digging. Why, oh my goodness, you kind of
(11:20):
let a be there. Wait,so what did I say, you're ball
my roll instead a roll away.No, I'm not sure. Maybe I
was just you said bro Bro mabotthink about here, Bra. No,
(11:45):
I thought you messed up because youjust said ball away away, roll away
my bro bro Bro boilpoil. Heyyour balls are cooking oil? Rich say
(12:09):
on that app. This week,my dad will be disgusting the RBC Heritage
being played in South Carolina that Ithink, HM, see that line again?
What's wrong with it? Was playinglater guy? This week, my
dad will be disgusting the RBC Heritagebeing discussing. Oh there's no ta.
(12:31):
You said this is disgusting, Soit's disgusting, right, it's disgusting.
Disgusting, Okay, disgusting, Iknow, Okay, you're ready. It's
disgusting to say. This week mydad will be played okay this week.
(12:54):
This week, my dad will bedisgusting. This week I will be disgusting that screech
Welcome to Hitty Jem's Golf, wherewe take a little bit deeper to find
secret treasure for your betting and DFSpleasure. Yeah baby, Hello all,
(00:22):
I am the Modo Prince and thisis episode number sixty of Hidden Gems Golf,
brought to you by the mighty nineteenMedia Group. This week, my
dad will be discussing the RBC Heritagebeing played in South Carolina. Hey,
Pops, make it quick, Okay, we have robots to play this guy.
Did you just call me pops?All right, son, thank you,
(00:44):
I appreciate you well. Folks,you heard it from the little man
himself. This episode will be swiftbecause we have games to play. Now.
Before we jump into the RBC Heritage, let me remind you that the
NBA Playoffs are upon us and nineteenMedia Group has you covered. Of course,
there is the mainstay, the NBABaseline podcast with cal Lee and Lawrence
Shaw. Then there is Close UpMagic with Stephen Cameron, who has a
(01:07):
giveaway happening right now. You maywant to check that out. And then
of course there is Hip to theGames with Desmond Powell. He's dropping off
his playoff preview this Friday. Finally, If you want to get deep into
Lakers action, there's this What's upeverybody, It's quality from the Late Night
Lake Show. A new NBA seasonhas arrived, and there's no better time
to be following the brand. JoinRicky Guru in the entire Late Night Family
(01:32):
as they provide you the best Lakersin NBA content on social media, from
weekly podcast featuring some of the biggestnames in the NBA social world, to
viral postgame Twitter spaces. If youbleed purple and gold, the Late Night
Lake Shows the brand for you.You can follow us on all social media
platforms at Late Night Lakers or atLate Night Lake Show on Instagram, YouTube,
(01:53):
TikTok, or wherever you get yourpodcasts at Premium Lakers content to come
check us out. We'll see youon the time. Enjoy get tapped in
on all things NBA with the nineteenMedia Group. All right, let's talk
recap, shall we. We absolutelycrushed it on our master's preview on the
show. At least I somehow stillcompletely crap the bed in fantasy though,
(02:16):
Why Fantasy Gods? Why up top? We spoke about John ram As being
one of the obvious top three choicesand he won. Unfortunately for me,
I leaned hard on Rory McElroy andhe did not do quite as well.
Next up, we spoke about JasonDay who fell to thirty eighth, Xander
(02:36):
Shafley who came in the tenth,and Jordan Spie who tied for fourth.
Yeah. Yeah, yeah. Allthe top players did well. We mentioned
them pick up. But let's talkabout hidden gems a little bit. We
had three of them. Kirk Kitiamawas bad, missing the cut easily.
However, long shots Russell Henley andPatrick Reid both tied Jordan Spie for fourth
place. Top fives from those twomeant big pay days if you followed the
(03:00):
recommendations on the show. I didnot, but you my children should do
as I say and not as Ido, Right Maxie, Yeah, I
guess maybe this guy. This isthe ninety Media Girl presentation. All right.
This week we'll be discussing the RBCHeritage being played at Harbortown Golf Links
(03:23):
in hilton Head, South Carolina.Harbortown was built in nineteen sixty nine by
the legend Pet Guy. The courseis a par seventy one seven one hundred
and ninety one yards. The grassesare Bermuda is grass's word anyway. The
greens are overseated with poa, whilethe rough and fairways are mixed with perennial
rye. The greens are small andfast. There will be a lot of
(03:45):
around the green action here. Accordingto the GCSAA, water is it a
threat in every single hole? Whereis this course in Atlantis? Anyway?
The fairways are thin and tree line. Those fairways forced most golfers to use
strategy off the team instead of brutestrength. Not surprisingly, this brings the
(04:08):
short hitters back into play. Oneother major component to keep in mind is
the strength of field at this eventhas taken a huge step forward in recent
years. For years, this eventhad been one that only a handful of
top players would play. In morerecently years the big boys have come in
and this year the RBC's Heritage isone of the enhanced events. Last year,
(04:31):
Jordan Spiez won this event and aplayoff against Patrick knt Lay at thirteen
under. They were followed by sevengolfers who landed just one stroke off the
pace. Now clearly speech inparently arebig names, but this has been a
place where some longer shots have alsohit the winner circle. In twenty twenty
one, it was Stewart Sink whosmashed the field, winning at nineteen under.
(04:56):
Howard Varner the third and Emeliano Grillofollowed at fifteen under. In twenty
twenty it was big names grabbing thetop spots again. Web Simpson won at
twenty two under. Behind him inthe top ten were the likes of Answer
Burger Hattan, Sergio Garcia, JoaquinNieman, and Bryson Deshambo. In twenty
nineteen, seeteeth hand one at twelveunder. This is an event that either
(05:20):
David or Goliath can win. Asyou might guess from such an eclectic lead
awards. Finding tournaments has proven tobe pretty difficult. I don't feel great
about my list of tournaments, butnevertheless, here they are players who have
done well here have also done wellat match play. The players the Memorial
(05:41):
and the Genesis. I'm also lookingat to a lesser degree tournaments such as
the Honda Pebble Beach and Charles S. Wall. Basically, we're looking at
tournaments with shorter courses and some difficultscoring. We are in a search for
guys who can do well in ashort game and are creative around Greens and
now your featured presentation. I haveto say I think I've mentioned the winner
(06:06):
of the last three tournaments on thistop of the Odds section, but this
week I actually have no clue.The top of the field is thick with
talent, but it's hard to distinguishwhich direction is the best way to go.
Scottie Scheffler, John Rom, XanderShafley, Jordan Speed, They're all
here and have enough ability to crushthe competition, but I'm leaning against all
(06:29):
of them. My top pick isprobably Patrick Cantley. He's been really good
at this event and I expect himto excel. Soun Jam and Max Homer
also top tier choices for me.Justin Rose also has my attention. But
enough of the top of the board. Let's dig deeper and go for some
hidden gems. Up first is theforty four franc player in the world,
(06:50):
thirty three year old English. Englishhas been a mixed bag as far as
cop courses go. In fairness,Harris has been a mixed bag as far
as results. His entire career.It's been years of mediocrity with occasional jumps
towards brilliance. But what leans mein His favor in this particular event is
(07:12):
that even his recent bad results haven'treally been bad. Last week at the
Masters, he was well on hisway to a top twenty, but struggled
in the fourth round and faded toforty third. He also had a horrible
first round at the Players, whichled to a miscut. But overall he
has been very solid as of late, including a twelfth at the Genesis Invitational.
(07:33):
Maybe just as important is his scramblinggame. It has been very solid,
ranking thirty fourth in the PGA onthe season. Now my final two
selections, I am definitely going furtherout on the limb. So let's first
talk about one hundred twenty eighth rankedplayer in the world, twenty six year
old Samuel Stevens. Never heard ofSam Stevens. I can't blame you.
(07:56):
I don't think he was on manyradars until his last two events. The
kid did just enough last year onthe corn Ferry Tour to get his PGA
card this year, but that wasmore due to consistently being good than ever
being great. On the corn FerryTour, he did very little during the
swing season and I personally had writtenhim off. But over his last four
(08:18):
events, he's gone a little bitcrazy fifteenth, miscut, third and second.
Now understand, those fields haven't beennearly as strong as this one,
and those courses do not correlate tothis one at all. Most of his
work has been done off the teeand that's not really what you need here.
(08:39):
So this is more of a curiositypick than anything. Don't bet the
farm on Sam, but mister Stevensis a solid finish away from never being
a two hundred to one shot again, at least for a very long time.
All right. Lastly, a differenttype of experimental pick. This one
qualifies as a catch of falling knifeelection one hundred and fifty eighth ranked player
(09:01):
in the world, thirty four yearold David Lipski. Now, Lipski has
been a hidden gem on this podcastbefore, and I suspect Lipski has been
a hidden gem in plenty of placeshe's played, as he slowly but steadily
climbed from tour the tour and seemsto get better along the way. Earlier
in this year's swing season, helooked like he may be on his way
(09:22):
of conquering the PGA Tour with atenth at the Macoba and a fourth at
the Sony, but since then it'sbeen pretty rough. He's missed four of
his last seven cuts and only topforty in one. However, that one
top forty was in his last eventat the valspar. The truth is Lipsky
probably can't hang with the best ofthe best when it comes to doing things
(09:46):
off the tea, But now aroundthe greens, yeah, he has a
shot to compete there. He rankstwenty sixth in the PGA in that category.
If there's ever a time for misterLipski to show up and prove something
special, this is the event.All right, that's it, That's all
I got. I appreciate you all. I also appreciate my little man for
(10:07):
letting me do this recording during hisspring break, Max, do you have
anything to say? Keep digging untilyou're full of dirt her? Keep digging,
(10:43):
okay, so keep digging, todigging, keep digging, keep digging.
Let's keep taking like a million times, keep digging in and then you'll
find treasure in the Snow's recording youraudio not here, not you're dancing,
I know, keep digging. Why, oh my goodness, you kind of
(11:20):
let a be there. Wait,so what did I say, you're ball
my roll instead a roll away.No, I'm not sure. Maybe I
was just you said bro Bro mabotthink about here, Bra. No,
(11:45):
I thought you messed up because youjust said ball away away, roll away
my bro bro Bro boilpoil. Heyyour balls are cooking oil? Rich say
(12:09):
on that app. This week,my dad will be disgusting the RBC Heritage
being played in South Carolina that Ithink, HM, see that line again?
What's wrong with it? Was playinglater guy? This week, my
dad will be disgusting the RBC Heritagebeing discussing. Oh there's no ta.
(12:31):
You said this is disgusting, Soit's disgusting, right, it's disgusting.
Disgusting, Okay, disgusting, Iknow, Okay, you're ready. It's
disgusting to say. This week mydad will be played okay this week.
(12:54):
This week, my dad will bedisgusting. This week I will be disgusting that screech
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