3. Rickie Fowler
Always mentioned among the best players in the world to never win a major, Fowler is once again in a great spot to get this monkey off his back.
He enters the Masters as one of the world’s hottest golfers. Since missing the cut at the Farmers Insurance Open at the end of January, Fowler’s game has been on point.
Could this finally be the weekend Rickie Fowler wins a major? He's red hot right now. #MastersWeek pic.twitter.com/gmCaosxM8a
— Jesse Reed (@JesseReed78) April 5, 2017
Not surprisingly, Fowler is itching for more success and is also in a great place mentally.
“…especially with where I’m at right now, and where I feel like the game is going and where it can go. Getting the win at Honda, and the work we’ve been able to put in … yeah, I’m ready for a fun ride coming in,” he said, per Harry West of Sporting News.
Fowler has struggled to master Augusta in the past but has had some success as well. He missed the cut last year after a fifth-place finish in 2015 and a tie for 12th in 2015.