It seems like the Masters will be rainy this year. I’m curious who will do well on the wet grass and tough conditions of bad weather?
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Scottie. Whatever the case, Scottie.
Mitchell as well as Higgs.
The Masters Tournament, renowned for its challenging Augusta National course, can become even more unpredictable in rainy conditions. Historically, players who excel in bad weather often have certain characteristics: strong ball striking, the ability to control ball flight, and a calm demeanor under pressure. Players like Brooks Koepka and Justin Thomas, known for their powerful and precise game, might perform well as they can adapt to tougher conditions.
Additionally, experienced players like Rory McIlroy, who has faced a variety of weather conditions in his career, might also have an advantage. Wet conditions typically favor those who can maintain composure and adjust their strategy accordingly, making the tournament even more exciting to watch.
Alex Noren is the best when it comes to playing in bad weather