Jon Rahm
Rahm has been outstanding at Augusta National. The Spaniard won the 2023 Masters and he did it in convincing fashion, winning by four shots. Rahm has never missed a cut in nine starts at Augusta National and five of these finishes have been top-10 results. On top of the win in 2023, the 31-year-old finished fourth in 2018 and T5th in 2021.
Rahm has two 6-under 66s and two 7-under 65s on his resume at Augusta National, and he ranks fifth among this field in strokes gained per round at the par 72. Additionally, Rahm owns a 15.4 average finish at Augusta National, which ranks third among the players in this field that have competed in at least two Masters.
Rahm’s form is terrific. The LIV Golf professional has made five starts on the circuit this season and has finished second, second, first, fifth, and second at those events. That win was a three-shot victory at LIV Hong Kong last month and this marked Rahm’s 14th career victory between LIV and the PGA TOUR.
Rahm leads LIV in points this season and he is over 100 points ahead of Bryson DeChambeau at No.2. Rahm also leads the league in birdies and greens in regulation, and he ranks third in driving distance.
Being a strong driver of the golf ball is a significant advantage at Augusta National, as each of the last four winners finished the major top-10 in SG OTT. Rory McIlroy won the Masters a year ago and his driver was a big reason why, as he finished the week second in driving distance and sixth in SG OTT.
Rahm has been one of the best drivers in the world over the past decade and he should be in the mix for his second green jacket come Sunday afternoon. On DraftKings Sportsbook, Rahm carries the second-best odds to win the Masters at +930.
Past One and Done Tournament Results
The Sony Open: J.J. Spaun (T40)
The American Express: Si Woo Kim (T6)
The Farmers Insurance Open: Will Zalatoris (MC)
WM Phoenix Open: Maverick McNealy (T13)
AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am: Justin Rose (T37)
The Genesis Invitational: Hideki Matsuyama (T28)
Cognizant Classic in the Palm Beaches: Shane Lowry (T2)
Arnold Palmer Invitational: Rory McIlroy (WD)
THE PLAYERS Championship: Collin Morikawa (WD)
Valspar Championship: Jacob Bridgeman (T14)
Texas Children’s Houston Open: Sam Burns (T21)
Valero Texas Open: Russell Henley (MC)
