
Rory Mcilroy last month in the player championship.
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He led this column for 2021 PGA Championship.
And for 2022 Open Championship.
And for 2023 masters.
And for 2023 US OPEN.
And for 2023 Open Championship.
And for 2024 masters.
And for 2024 Open Championship.
And every time, Rory Mcilroy did not win. Then why do we do again, for “2025 masters experts to win, sleep to look at Augusta National”, bring to you from Golf.com? Haven’t I learned?
No, apparently no. This may be the year that Mcilroy wins its first major since 2014. This may be the year after the previous 16 beginnings that it wins the masters. The game is there – he worked on his touch, without sacrificing his muscles. The form is there – he has won AT&T Pebble Beach pro-am AND Championship. The mentality is there – he is adopting more by Scottie Scheffler Sustainable approach.
This should be the year.
But we have written it before.
With that, our staff members have made everyone win and tap the elections help you with your weekly choicesBe them for a fantasy league fantasy office, or (Legal!) Big-shrugged with a sports book. Next to a pleasant attempt for us. Set it as you wish.
In our analysis.
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2025 Masters expert choices to win, sleep to see
Joshow
To win: Bryson dechambeau, +2200. I’m looking really difficult not to go with Rory to end his big drought, but I’ll let him try it before choosing it. The cream always gets up on top in the masters – see the winners of the last decade – so I will not be very beautiful here. Give me Bryson to win his first green jacket. He will come out of his best end there and will benefit from an area that has two other favorites (Scottie Scheffler and Xander Schauffe) still a rusty touch after injury breaks. (PS – I truly Like Collin Morikawa this week too.)
Sleep Choosing: Russell Henley, +5000. I like Joaquin Niemann here, but his chances do not suggest that he is very deep sleep. Instead, I will get Russell Henley, who ranks 7th in the world, but there is no chance like her. He has always played right here (four Top-25 in eight starts) and has just begun playing the best big golf of his career-his big top-10s are all of the last two years, including his last two-played diplomas. He had a good season and won a month ago. Why not russ?
Adam Christensen
To win: Collin Morikawa, +1600. It is difficult to choose between the trio of Scheffler, Mcilroy and Morikawa on top. The three have played fantastic golf this year, but Morikawa has managed to get to the top three places on the dispute list, despite not winning since October 2023. His golf has been constantly excellent, and golf gods tend to reward that level of game eventually. Since his chances are longer than all three, I think he is a favorite to bet.
Sleep Choosing: Sepp Straka, +8000. When I look at sleep for the masters, I like to choose players who I think can survive at the moment of nerve lifting “I’m leading in the back mother in Augusta”. Straka has played in major events and has been constantly strong over the past two years. If he can get lost in the right points and have a hot week around and green, I think he can handle that ninth moment.
Dylan dethier
To win: Xander Schauffle, +2000. Did you forget this guy? Only that he received a minor injury to the ribs, or anything else? Did you forget that he has won two of the past three diplomas? That he has not finished out of the first 20 in a major in three years? That he almost won this before? Look, 77-81 on the weekends to players was definitely a little bad-direction. But that simply means we are making more value here. (And maybe items in a little Lowry 40-1 just for stroke.)
Sleep Choosing: Why stop at a sleep? I will give you some middle -level boys, who I think will end inside the top 10: Russell Henley (+5000) and Corey Conners (+6500). Keep moving to reach Daniel Berger (+11000), Patrick Reed (+9000) and Sergio Garcia (+9000). And if we’re talking like, the top-40 games? Why not get stuck with your week with a little Matt Matt McCarty (+40000) and (Grins too, very wide) Fred couples? Happy hunting.
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Alex Gelman
To win: Ludwig Aberg, +1600. This is exactly what the golf needs. Best young player in golf winning on the biggest golf scene. Ludwig has taken all the tools in the bag to win a green jacket. He also appeared only in “Heating” with Dylan dethier. Give me Ludwig!
Sleep Choosing: Jose Luis Ballester +100000. This summer, he won the American amateur and found himself in masters. An amateur never before has won the masters. Why not Ballester?
Jack
To win: Rory Mcilroy: +650. There is no only way for this guy not to win the masters. He has been won twice this year and I don’t think he has even really had a week of roof. If he discovers the driver next week, he will finally remove Masters Monkey from his back. This is a choice of heart and not mind, but the heart wants what the heart desires.
Sleep Choosing: KEEGAN BRADLEY: +11000. These chances are a straight joke? Correct with the poor argument of the course history-he has finished in the last 25 years the last two years and he already has two Top-6s this year. I think that Keegan claims in Augusta this year and does his job as Captain Ryder Cup the more difficult.
Jessica Marxbury
To win: Scottie Scheffler, +400. His putter showed the encouraging signs of life in Houston, where he posted his best conclusion of the season so far (T2!), And when Scheffler’s Flatstick was lit, he has not stopped him.
Sleep Choosing: Corey Conners, +6500. Its three endings in front of Valero: 3, T6, T8. In seven appearances in Augusta National, he has three Top 10. It feels like very good chances given the actual form of conners and past masters to restart.
Makclourg
To win: Ludwig Aberg, +1600. How can you bet on Ludwig Aberg for masters? His hit of the Ball’s elite gives himself both his access and greens, which is essential for creating bird opportunities in Angc. And remember that Aberg almost went home with the green jacket last year – which was his first appearance in Augusta National.
Sleep Choosing: Russell Henley, +5000. If he is the seventh in the world now, is he truly A choice of sleep? With four endings of Top-10, including a win in Bay Hill, Russell Henley is a strong choice to win the green jacket. After nine masters, he has gained a ton of local knowledge, giving him a foot on the field. It also has a tremendous touch and about the greens – which will come available while sailing the punitive Greenside bunkers of Augusta.
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Kris McCormack
To win: Jon Rahm, +1400. Rahm is winning the masters. He is a previous champion, knows the Golf course well and has played well this season. He is really pleased with the place where his game is currently and still ranks 26th in the official ranking of world golf, despite not winning any points from Liv Events.
Nick pastowski
To win: Collin Morikawa, +1600. He will win here finally, so why not this year? Not playing as players is a concern, but if his paw is on, he will fight.
Sleep Choosing: Daniel Berger, +11000. Berger is in good shape. He is a good ball striker. He has good behavior. I’m in.
Seduce
To win: Rory Mcilroy, +650. If not now, then when? Rory is statistically playing the most complete golf in his career. His decision to improve his course management a La Scottie Scheffler has paid dividends so far, and must keep it in the thicknesses of things in Augusta. I think he starts on Sunday one or two back, but defeats the demons of his masters and makes him become. Time.
Sleep Choosing: Justin Rose +11000. Rose has always played well in Augusta National. While he has not been in high shape so far this year, Azaleas have a way to get old lions to turn the clock and to noise the last one.
Semester
To win: Rory Mcilroy, +650. “Golf gods” do not exist, but if they understood it, they will realize that Rory is well punished here. He is playing as well as never. The time it finally happens.
Sleep Choosing: Thomas Detry +18000. I do not really believe that a sleep can win this year. The chalk is just very strong. But these are very long chances for a player with this great potential.
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Nick pastowski
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Nick Pastowski is an old editor on Golf.com and Golf Magazine. In his role, he is responsible for editing, writing and developing stories throughout the golf space. And when he is not writing about ways to hit the golf ball farther and narrower, Milwaukee’s locals are probably playing the game, hitting the ball left, right and short, and drinking a cold beer to wash his result. You can turn to him for any of these topics – his stories, his game or his beers – in Nick.piastowski@golf.com.