The co-favorite to win back-to-back Masters for the first time since Tiger Woods in 2001 and 2002,'Scottie Scheffler, has maintained his form ever since winning the green jacket at the Augusta National Golf Club last April.
The No. 1 golfer in the world, who just won The Players Tournament, his final stroke-play competition before the Masters, has been in the top 15 in eight of his last ten PGA Tour appearances. The players who will attempt to prevent Scheffler from repeating at Augusta are Rory McIlroy and Jon Rahm, both just behind on the odds board at +700 and +800, respectively. Rahm has four top-10 results in his last five Masters appearances, while McIlroy finished second to Scheffler last year.
Success in the past at Augusta might serve as a reliable predictor of future success for other top golfers. Cameron Smith, the defending British Open champion, is one of just two golfers to have three consecutive top-10 finishes at the season’s opening major. Let’s take a closer look at how things might play out this week down south.
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