Sunday At The Masters Is Going To Be Wild
Tomorrow is going to be a very, very good day.
This year’s Masters hasn’t disappointed up to this point by any means, but oh boy is Sunday going to be absolutely bananas.
Justin Rose and Sergio Garcia sit atop the leaderboard at -6 while Rickie Fowler sits in third all by his lonesome at -5 with Jordan Spieth sitting just behind him at -4 tied with Ryan Moore and Charley Hoffman.
Sitting mighty fine is 2013 Masters winner Adam Scott at -3 and 2011 Masters champ Charl Schwartzel completely flying under the radar at -2. Let’s also not forget about Rory McIlroy at even par for the week and in a spot where he could without a doubt fire a super low round on Sunday and put some pressure on the leaders.
The real excitement will be in the final two groupings, for sure.
The penultimate group has it all. You’ve got 2015 Masters and U.S. Open champ Spieth who has been there done that at Augusta and Fowler who has yet to win a major championship but has looked unbelievably ready to do so. Both are two of the most exciting golfers on the planet that will hit shots tomorrow you’ll shake your head at.
The final group is strong as hell, too with Rose and Garcia.
Garcia has a story on his side as the late Seve Ballesteros, a fellow Spaniard and huge influence for Garcia, would have celebrated his 60th birthday tomorrow. Garcia has never won a major, but has come close many, many times. He’s got two top 10 finishes at Augusta under his belt and he’s obviously extremely hungry to get the major championship monkey off of his back.
Rose on the other hand won the U.S. Open back in 2013 and is fresh off of a gold medal at this past summer’s Olympics. Rose is pure class and has that classic golf swing built for anywhere.
There are going to be fireworks all day tomorrow. The weather is expected to be absolute perfection in Augusta and we should see one of the best Masters finishes in recent history.
Sure, there will be debacles and successes, but damn is it going to be fun.
