PGA Tour: 2015 RBC Heritage Power Rankings
By Danny Norris
The RBC Heritage is probably the most underrated tournament on the PGA Tour. The RBC Heritage has the unenviable task of following The Masters, so nobody cares about it, but you should.
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RBC Heritage is played on Harbour Town Golf Links which is one of the best courses on the PGA Tour. It’s a beautiful golf course and a unique golf course in a sense that you don’t have to bomb it 300 plus yards to compete. It’s a tight track that rewards tee-to-green play.
The recent winners have also been recognizable names for the casual fan. Last year, Matt Kuchar won it in exciting fashion by chipping in from a bunker. In 2013: Graeme McDowell won, in 2012: Carl Petterson, 2011: Brandt Snedeker, and 2010: Jim Furyk.
It’s a great tournament, it’s obviously not The Masters, but I’m really looking forward to the RBC Heritage nonetheless. The field is actually pretty solid as well as you’ll see with 2015 RBC Heritage Power Rankings down below. With that said, let’s go over the top ten golfers heading into Harbour Town this week.
Apr 11, 2015; Augusta, GA, USA; Jordan Spieth (left) shakes hands with Charley Hoffman after completing the third round of The Masters golf tournament at Augusta National Golf Club. Mandatory Credit: Rob Schumacher-USA TODAY Sports