There are only a certain number of golfers who can win the 2019 Masters. Oh sure, any of the 86 participants could theoretically wear a green jacket on Sunday, but we can more or less eliminate the bottom fifth of the field, made up of amateurs, seniors and golfers who qualified but have no realistic chance of taking down Dustin Johnson, Rory McIlroy and Justin Thomas in the same week.
From there, it gets tricky though. There's a group of 20 ahead of these bottom 15 that are either good and slumping or consistent but (probably) can't get hot enough to win. Then you have your middle 35 -- the Jimmy Walkers and J.B. Holmeses of the world -- that need an all-time week to take the title. This is capped off by the top 20, which is what I want to focus on today. It is this group from which the winner will most likely come.
Since I've been doing my ranking the field posts for CBS Sports, all five winners have come from inside my top 40 with three coming from inside my top 15. The point here is not that I'm good at picking Masters winners -- trust me, I'm not -- but rather that we don't get many surprises at Augusta (or any of the majors).
- 2014: Bubba Watson (7th in my rankings)
- 2015: Jordan Spieth (3rd)
- 2016: Danny Willett (27th)
- 2017: Sergio Garcia (12th)
- 2018: Patrick Reed (38th)
So with that in mind, I'm going to mostly pull from the top 20 on my ranking the field list, which you will see on Tuesday, for the nine golfers from which the 2019 Masters champion is going to be drawn.
Check out the complete field with odds for all 87 players competing in the 2019 Masters.
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https://www.cbssports.com/golf/news/2019-masters-predictions-picks-odds-one-of-these-nine-golfers-will-win-at-augusta-national/
2019-04-09 10:20:00Z
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