The Defending Champion is Grand Slam Winner Rory McIlroy
In the TH Our Masters’ Champions are Wendy, Deb and MX
The first Major of 2026. This is the one the players want most. For 20 golfers, the Masters was their one and only Major. The first was Herman Keiser in 1946 and the most recent, Hideki Matsuyama in 2021. One leg of the Grand Slam . . . the players who needed the Masters for the Career Slam were Jim Barnes, Lee Trevino, Tommy Armour and Walter Hagen. It is a little unfair to include ‘Long Jim’ Barnes in this group (he was 6’4″ . . . so no, not what you were thinking) as his career was in the years just before Masters got going. His last significant victory was the 1925 Open Championship, nine years before the first Masters.
FUN FACT: Billy Casper won the Masters in 1970. He beat Gene Littler in what would be the last 18 hole playoff. Billy has and will always spend more time in his Green Jacket than any other champion. At the request of his wife, he was buried in his jacket when he died in 2015. Billy had 11 children, six who were adopted and 71 grandchildren.
Four and an Alt
Slinger
Player 1
Player 2
Player 3
Player 4
Alternate
TOTAL
Scrums
Schauffele -8
Scheffler -11
MCILROY (3) -12
C Young -10
Aberg -3
-38
Radar
Scheffler -11
McIlroy -12
Fleetwood 0
Rose -10
MATSUYAMA -5
-33
Phil
Aberg -3
Young -10
Fleetwood 0
Scheffler -11
RAHM 1
-24
EMC
Young -10
Spieth -5
Koepka -5
Clarke -3
SPAUN MC9
-23
MX2
Åberg -3
Reed -5
Fitzpatrick -4
ROSE (3) -10
MacIntyre MC9
-19
Max
Reed -5
Hovland -4
Im -3
C YOUNG (3) -10
Rahm 1
-19
Hedge
Scheffler -11
Rahm 1
SCHAUFFELE (3) -8
Aberg -3
DeChambeau MC9
-18
Metro
McIlroy -22
DeChambeau MC9
DAY (3) -5
Scott -2
M Lee MC9
-17
JJ
Fleetwood 0
M Lee MC9
Aberg -3
Rose -10
MACINTYRE MC9
-4
“What you do speaks so loudly . . . that I cannot hear what you say”