The Masters: Top Contenders, Momentum Shifts, and Drama

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The Masters kicks off Thursday at Augusta National and the field stack with heavy hitters

in this predicted finish order.

World number one, Scotty Sheffler, the 29-year-old American, tops the list after back-to-back

wins here in 2022 and 20.

24.

Plus recent majors.

He's the guy to beat even coming off a hand injury in a three-week break for his second

kid.

Jason DeChambo sits second, the 32-year-old riding hot streaks with back-to-back LIV golf

wins showing clutch play.

Defending Champ Rory McAroy from Northern Ireland is third, the 36-year-old finally grabbing

his green jacket last year to complete the grand.

Slim.

Zander Shafle in John Rom round out the top five, both with major hardware and Augusta experience.

These players bring serious history.

Jeffers walked up 18 with big leads, McAroy dropped to his knees after that playoff

birdie, and, guys, like Jordan Spieth and Justin Rose, have chased runner-up spots

or pass wins.

LIV golfers like DeChambo, Rom, and Brooks Kepka are proving form in majors matters, while

PGA tour vets like Tommy Fleetwood chased their first, green jacket, momentum shifting

too.

Shafle is rebounding from a rib issue with recent top fives.

Kepka is trending up after a rough major year in Patrick.

Reads stacking Middle East wins, Rose at 45 just forced a playoff last year, proving

age ain't slowing him.

Augusta always delivers drama, salockin for four days of birdies, blowups, and maybe

a new legend rising from this elite pack.