Who could be against Augusta Country

Most people are good at Masters.

That’s good, everything.

But who won?

Curtis Strange and Andy North have an idea here. Analysts and two-time main winners acknowledged the field depth when talking about ESPN’s Masters telecnecrence. “Yes, we can sit here and talk about everyone on the court, they can be in the top five or top ten on Sunday or maybe in the top 10 on Sunday because they are all quality players,” Strange said. “Even the rookies there, they are all quality players.”

But, analysts say the champion is someone who knows where he plays.

Augusta National is the best performance in golf, so the winner is probably the best performer.

“They love to show off,” North said on the call. “You put them on a big stage and act well and take them out of it.

“It’s really cool that customers of the Augusta Nation know what it takes to be good there.”

Strangely, “It’s a great point of view. We’re talking about getting energy from the fans. There’s no better place on Earth on Augusta National because they’re so knowledgeable. They’re grateful. They know what it sees here. They make a lot of noise here, they’re going to make a lot of noise for you. They really have roots for every player there, they want to play a brand.

“So, I think people who really like this stage have a ball this week. Practice games included.”

In this way, let’s continue to dig. Below, our staff each make long-term choices to help you with weekly picks, whether it’s an office fantasy league for low bets, or (legal!) Big-Bucks bets with sports betting. It was a pleasant effort for us. Deploy it as needed.

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2025 Master Sleeper Drawing

Josh Berhow

Sleeper selection: Russell Henley, +5000. I like Joaquin Niemann here, but his odds don’t suggest he’s a deep sleeper. Instead, I will take Russell Henley, who is ranked seventh in the world, but without such difficulties. He always did a good job here (four first 25s in eight games) and just started playing the best major golf of his career – his three major top ten are all over the past two years, including his past two majors. He has performed well in the season and won a month ago. Why not Ras?

Adam Christensen

Sleeper selection: Sepp Straka, +8000. When looking at the master’s sleeper, I like to pick players I think could survive the “My back nine in Augusta” moment. Straka has competed in big competitions and has remained stable for the past two years. If he could miss the right spot and spend a hot week around the green and around the green, I think he could handle that last nine moment.

Dylan Dethier

Sleeper selection: Why stop at a sleeper? I’ll give you a few mid-level guys, and I think they’ll end up in the top 10: Russell Henley (+5000) and Corey Conners (+6500). Continue scrolling to Daniel Berger (+11000), Patrick Reed (+9000), and Sergio Garcia (+9000). What if we were talking about Top-40 playback? Why not take a little Matt McCarthy (+40000) and [grins very, very wide] Mr. and Mrs. Fred? Happy hunting.

Alex Gelman

Sleeper selection: Jose Luis Ballest +100,000. Last summer, he won the American amateurs and found himself in the Masters. Amateurs have never won the Masters before. Why not kill it?

Jack Hirsh

Sleeper selection: Keegan Bradley: +11000. Are these odds a joke? Nonsense about the bad arguments about course history – he has made it to the top 25 over the past two years and he has already finished in the top 6 this year. I think Keegan debated in Augusta this year and made the Ryder Cup captain’s work harder.

Jessica Marksbury

Sleeper selection: Corey Conners, +6500. Valero before his last three: 3, T6, T8. He has three top ten in seven appearances in Augusta National. Given Conners’ current form and past master’s resume, it feels like a good odds.

Maddi MacClurg

Sleeper selection: Russell Henley, +5000. If he is now the seventh in the world, then real Sleeper selection? Russell Henley, who has four top ten, including a win at Bay Hill, is a solid choice to win a green coat. After nine appearances in the Masters, he gained a lot of local knowledge to get his footsteps on the court. He also has incredible touch vegetables that will come in handy while training in Augusta’s punitive green space bunker.

Nick Pistowski

Sleeper selection: Daniel Berger, +11000. Berger is in good shape. He is a good ball. He behaves very well. I’m inside.

Josh Schrock

Sleeper selection: Justin Rose +11,000. Ross has been doing well in Augusta National. While he hasn’t performed well so far this year, the azalea has a way to get the old lion back and last roar.

Josh Sens

Sleeper selection: Thomas Detry +18000. I don’t actually believe that sleeper can win this year. The chalk is too solid. But for a player with such potential, it’s a long odds.

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