A Major golf tournament is about to begin in the year. The Masters is probably the most prestigious game that one can be in. It is the one most of the players aspire to win and indeed it is. As always, there will be the greatest players in the world playing the toughest courses of Augusta National with a chance of winning the Green Jacket in 2025. However, although Augusta will always have its perennial position in the golf pecking order, we are informed that various grand narratives will trickle into the tournament every year. Some of the talking points ahead of the 2025 masters are considered below:
Is it time Rory Career Grand Slam?
No one can be more interesting to watch than Rory McIlroy before any Major. McIlroy who is the second favorite according to the current betting odds in the Masters, World number two is supported because there is always a feeling that the Northern Irish man can get things wrong on himself. More than 10 years have passed since his last Major win, and, by now, many feel that his legacy of being a modern great is being hindered by notorious drought. By the way he is playing, he has an excellent opportunity to put an end to that long wait on his 5 th Major and with a win, he will be able to complete a career Grand Slam (all four Majors) which only a few players have not been able to accomplish.
The Green Jacket On the Way to the Best Place of the World
Although, McIlroy is so good that some may even say that not many can play better him on the way to Augusta, we can say that the current world number one, Scottie Scheffler, is likely to be in a better position than the Northern Irishman. The incumbent Masters champion is Scheffler who will be attempting to win a third title in four years. The American is the best in the world in last 18- 24 months and he is being heavily ‘To Continue his rich vein of form at Augusta. Not every thing in golf is that simple. The video is located here https://www.youtube.com/embed/DZNixtf3uFU?si=rqOvCjaK8hSSoWOX
What Will Happen with LIV Golfers?
Golf is a fascinating state right now. The LIV-tour players fail to be rewarded by their performance in the official world ranking (in a golf sense of this word) (essentially, nobody is given any ranking points in that tour). This translates to fact that some of the best golfers such as Jon Rahm, who won the 2023 Masters, are nowhere near the top 50 players in the world. It is a weird situation but it is going to be even more conflicted in case any of the LIV golfers wear the Green Jacket on Sunday evening.
Coach O also gives new stars a chance to shine.
The global rankings are something we mentioned previously and it is rather muddy, convoluted scenario. Most players are on the PGA and European Tours and because LIV players do not accrue ranking points, there will be some players who will gain an invitation to the Masters Tournament for the first time. Aaron Rai and Taylor Pendrith might not be household names yet, but they have managed to qualify in this year Masters. And as it sometimes turns out, the little known player may become a name on the greens of Augusta: who will it be this year?
The Welcome Reception of Cabrera?
Past winners of masters are given lifetime invitation to rejoin the Masters. This translates that senior tour participants, retirees or those having dropped to the bottom of the world rankings can come back in case they have won it previously: It is the tradition of the Masters. But they are crying foul purporting that Angel Cabrera, a 2009 winner, will be participating in the masters after several years. The Argentine had also passed a few years in prison on the charges of assault recently. His appearance will be a sensitive PR activity on the part of the golf media.