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Who does the Golfclubs4cash staff think will win the masters?
There’s something special about The Masters. It’s the only major that’s played at the same course every year, Augusta National and it’s steeped in history, drama, and tradition. From the iconic green jacket to Amen Corner’s heart-stopping moments, this tournament has delivered some of golf’s most unforgettable scenes.
Unlike the other three majors, which rotate venues, Augusta provides a unique consistency. Golfers know the course, the undulating greens, and the risk-reward challenges that define it, but conquering it is another matter. The Masters marks the true start of the golf season for many fans, and winning here cements a player’s legacy forever. It’s the reason Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, and Phil Mickelson are revered because they’ve had multiple iconic moments at Augusta.
As we approach the 2025 edition, let’s take a quick look at the last two tournaments and then dive into who the Golfclubs4cash staff think will be slipping into the green jacket this year.
Unlike the other three majors, which rotate venues, Augusta provides a unique consistency. Golfers know the course, the undulating greens, and the risk-reward challenges that define it, but conquering it is another matter. The Masters marks the true start of the golf season for many fans, and winning here cements a player’s legacy forever. It’s the reason Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, and Phil Mickelson are revered because they’ve had multiple iconic moments at Augusta.
As we approach the 2025 edition, let’s take a quick look at the last two tournaments and then dive into who the Golfclubs4cash staff think will be slipping into the green jacket this year.
2024 – Scottie Scheffler’s Dominance
Scottie Scheffler arrived at Augusta in 2024 as the world number one but still had something to prove. Scottie Scheffler lived up to his billing as pre-tournament favourite at The Masters by securing a second win in three years with a four-shot victory at Augusta National.
Scheffler took a one-shot advantage into the final day and held at least a share of the lead throughout a tense Sunday, where multiple players threatened major victory before all fading away on the back nine to give the world No 1 control of the tournament.
Scheffler took a one-shot advantage into the final day and held at least a share of the lead throughout a tense Sunday, where multiple players threatened major victory before all fading away on the back nine to give the world No 1 control of the tournament.
2023 – Jon Rahm’s Statement Win
Jon Rahm’s 2023 Masters victory was a masterclass in patience and control. Despite challenging conditions that caused weather delays and stop-start play, the Spaniard stayed composed and relentless, overtaking Brooks Koepka in the final round to claim his first green jacket and second career major.
Rahm’s final score of -12 was four shots clear of Koepka and Phil Mickelson, who surprised everyone with a brilliant final-round 65 to finish tied for second. This win was a testament to Rahm’s all-around game: his driver was steady, his irons were clinical, and his putting was perfect.
Scheffler took a one-shot advantage into the final day and held at least a share of the lead throughout a tense Sunday, where multiple players threatened major victory before all fading away on the back nine to give the world No 1 control of the tournament.
Rahm’s final score of -12 was four shots clear of Koepka and Phil Mickelson, who surprised everyone with a brilliant final-round 65 to finish tied for second. This win was a testament to Rahm’s all-around game: his driver was steady, his irons were clinical, and his putting was perfect.
Scheffler took a one-shot advantage into the final day and held at least a share of the lead throughout a tense Sunday, where multiple players threatened major victory before all fading away on the back nine to give the world No 1 control of the tournament.
The Golfclubs4cash Staff Predictions for the 2025 Masters
So, who do we think will take home the green jacket in 2025? Our team has weighed in with their picks:
1. Scottie Scheffler – The Safe Bet
"The guy is just built for The Masters. He’s consistent, confident, and has already proven he can handle the pressure. If his putter holds up, he’s going to be right there on Sunday."
2. Rory McIlroy – The Sentimental Pick
"It feels like every year we say, ‘This is Rory’s year,’ but Augusta is the last piece of his career Grand Slam. He knows the course well, and if he can put together four solid rounds, he could finally do it."
3. Jon Rahm – A previous winner
"Rahm has all the tools to go back to Augusta and win. He’s one of the best ball strikers in the game, and when he gets the putter rolling, he’s as good as anyone. If he’s in the mix on Sunday, watch out."
4. Min Woo Lee – The Wildcard
“1st time PGA tour winner at the Houston open 2 weeks ago and 3 time DP world tour winner Min Woo Lee has burst onto the scene ahead of the masters and could be in with a chance if he plays like he did in his first PGA win.”
5. Bryson DeChambeau - Leading the LIV golfers
“Golfer turned content creator Bryson DeChambeau is a big hitter and finished T6 last year, he could be better this time around with less noise around LIV golf than there was the previous year.”
1. Scottie Scheffler – The Safe Bet
"The guy is just built for The Masters. He’s consistent, confident, and has already proven he can handle the pressure. If his putter holds up, he’s going to be right there on Sunday."
2. Rory McIlroy – The Sentimental Pick
"It feels like every year we say, ‘This is Rory’s year,’ but Augusta is the last piece of his career Grand Slam. He knows the course well, and if he can put together four solid rounds, he could finally do it."
3. Jon Rahm – A previous winner
"Rahm has all the tools to go back to Augusta and win. He’s one of the best ball strikers in the game, and when he gets the putter rolling, he’s as good as anyone. If he’s in the mix on Sunday, watch out."
4. Min Woo Lee – The Wildcard
“1st time PGA tour winner at the Houston open 2 weeks ago and 3 time DP world tour winner Min Woo Lee has burst onto the scene ahead of the masters and could be in with a chance if he plays like he did in his first PGA win.”
5. Bryson DeChambeau - Leading the LIV golfers
“Golfer turned content creator Bryson DeChambeau is a big hitter and finished T6 last year, he could be better this time around with less noise around LIV golf than there was the previous year.”
Final thoughts
The Masters is always unpredictable, and that’s what makes it so exciting. Whether it’s a first-time winner, a returning champion, or an unexpected storyline, Augusta never disappoints.
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If you’re inspired to upgrade your bag before the tournament, check out our huge range of second-hand clubs at Golfclubs4cash including plenty of top-tier second hand drivers, irons, and putters to help you feel like a champion out on the course!
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