Masters 2024 Preview and Tips!

Hi Team,

It is time! Masters Week. My Super Bowl. I've spent some time crunching through trends and players form and it has sure been interesting. I've got 6 main picks and a few longer shots who I think have a chance.

Good luck and enjoy!

Scottie Scheffler - Impossible to not pick him sorry. His ball striking has been phenomenal coming into the event and the putter has started to heat up, which is going to put him in a very strong position. If he doesn't win, he will go close. $5.5/1

Xander Schauffele - Has the ability, the recent form and he follows the trends from recent winners. The only thing that is worrying me is his tendency to not get it done. Xander should definitely be in the Top 10. $17/1

Hideki Matsuyama - Hideki has found some of his old form recently, his golf suits Augusta and as we all know he is a previous winner. One to watch for sure and will be around come Sunday without any brain farts. $19/1

Brooks Koepka - Surprised Brooks is so high up in the odds with his major form. Not the greatest results in LIV this season, but it seems like Brooks isn't really trying too hard over there, and instead focusing on the majors. His will to win could get him over the line, I think he is value. $21/1

Russell Henley - Has been super consistent and is in great form leading up to the Masters. Had a great year last year when the putter was hot, and he looks poised again. If the putter can sing again, he could go close. Regardless is a Top 20 pick. $71/1

Nick Taylor - Can get it done under pressure. His putter is extremely solid, and he is coming into this tournament in career best form. A T29 in his first Masters in 2020 but hasn't been back since so there is not a lot of Augusta Form to go off. $151/1

Other Notables - Min Woo - Would love to see an Aussie win. Has decent major form. Niemann - In great form, probably in the top 10 golfers on the planet right now. Aberg - Don't even need to say it. Cam Young - Ticks all the boxes but can't seem to win. Pavon - Great form, probably not enough to back him though. Great value. Hadwin - Love the bloke and can play. Value. Wyndham Clark - On fire, would not shock me.

Players who could win but I would never back with your money - Rory, JT, Spieth.

Denny McCarthy????? $96/1

Did I mention every player in the field?

Cheers, Grill


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