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2016 Masters Prediction: Day, Jordan and Rory


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  1. 1. Who will shoot the lowest score at the 2016 Masters?

    • Jason Day
      4
    • Rory McIlroy
      19
    • Jordan Spieth
      22


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Posted

I voted for Spieth because of his present form.

Too early to call this one though.

We could definitely throw Rickie,Scott,Bubba and DJ into the mix.


Posted
If Tiger stays healthy, and is able to get rounds in, he can never be counted out at Augusta. That's the one course he can shoot under par in his sleep

Posted
If Tiger stays healthy, and is able to get rounds in, he can never be counted out at Augusta. That's the one course he can shoot under par in his sleep

He better hope Spieth and Rory have off weeks. I think Tiger will regain something close to his 2013 form, but even that is not at the level of Jordan and Rory....more so Jordan right now.


Posted
I voted Spieth, with Day just behind IMO. I'm still not convinced Rory is comfortable at Augusta. His talent allows him to compete there but he'll need his putting to show up in a big way which it hasn't so far.

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I voted Spieth, with Day just behind IMO. I'm still not convinced Rory is comfortable at Augusta. His talent allows him to compete there but he'll need his putting to show up in a big way which it hasn't so far.

I think he got comfortable those last two days. Something clicked on that back 9 Friday. He played the last 45 holes in 14-under par. I thought coming in rusty hurt him more than anything and was the reason he got off to a bad start


Posted
Speith wins the grand slam next year.Bank on it.That kid has something the others dont.Hes in the thick of it pretty much every trny.

I will not take your advice, thank you.

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In the minority here, I'm going to go with Jason Day. I think he'll have a top five. Spieth with a top ten, Rory with a top 25. Yall heard it here first ;-).

Riley


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Rory.

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3-Wood: Titleist 910F;  15* Diamana Kai'li
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[quote name="tiger19" url="/t/83918/2016-masters-prediction-day-jordan-and-rory#post_1188253"]If Tiger stays healthy, and is able to get rounds in, he can never be counted out at Augusta. That's the one course he can shoot under par in his sleep

He better hope Spieth and Rory have off weeks. I think Tiger will regain something close to his 2013 form, but even that is not at the level of Jordan and Rory....more so Jordan right now.[/quote] as much as i hate to agree with this, i do... short of tiger borrowing a time machine, he's still gonna be 40 years old* next year... and he is an "old 40", given his various injuries... if he is "on", and the other 2 are a bit off (not to mention a few others, such as jason) and no one else decides to do something crazy, then with 2013 form (which i think i he can at least equal), a green jacket is a possibility... i drank the woods kool-aid a long time ago (that is probably pretty obvious)... but the only thing i'm taking out of this week (so far) is that his second shots are greatly improved, and he MAY be making friends with his putter again... he has also hit a few really solid drivers, and he hasn't been nearly as wayward off the tee... but he is still missing fairways with irons off the tee, and this week's play won't translate to a course with more penal rough... i wouldn't mind him finding that time machine though... ;-) i'm still voting rory... i think he has more fire in his belly than some give him credit for, and while he would never come out and say it, he's probably not too happy being the second name on the marquee right now... * it is really hard to believe that he's gonna be 40... seems like just yesterday that he was winning us amateurs... damn i'm getting old... :-(


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Posted (edited)

Jordan has an exceptional record at the Masters.  Of course, he's only played the Masters twice so far but he was T2 (after holding the lead for awhile) in 2014 and won the thing in 2015.  Not bad.  Something about Augusta seems to suit Spieth, so I wouldn't be surprised if he wins again.  Wouldn't THAT be something!!

Edited by sgt1372

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Posted

i think Spieth is the safest bet because he is the best putter in the world right now.

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I'm going with Rory. 

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Posted

He better hope Spieth and Rory have off weeks. I think Tiger will regain something close to his 2013 form, but even that is not at the level of Jordan and Rory....more so Jordan right now.

He won 5 times in 2013, I think he would be right there with the best young guns out there if he regained that form, I believe Tiger has one more surge of great playing in him, I guess the biggest question is how long can he maintain a high level in his 40's.

Rich C.

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3 Wood TM RBZ stage 2 tour  14.5*
2 Hybrid Cobra baffler 17*
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