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Majors Accumulator Tip
Scheffler won the Hero World Challenge at the end of 2023 and he heads into the new year with his work to improve his putting already reaping rewards. With form figures of 19-18-1-10 at Augusta, that improvement makes him among the leading contenders.
McIlroy has an excellent record at the US PGA, winning the tournament twice. He has already won this tournament at Valhalla Golf Club – which is this year’s venue. That added edge should see him end his Majors draught at the US PGA this summer.
Johnston won the US Open in 2016, a year after a second-place finish at the tournament. Overall he has seven top 10 finishes to his name at this event, including another one in 2023. Back him to lift his third Major title, having won the last time it was held at Pinehurst.
Schauffele is the final selection having been second at the 2018 Open, while he was victorious at the Scottish Open in 2022. He’s finished inside the top 20 in four of his six Open appearances and his great links golf record makes him a standout at this event. With six of the last seven Open winners coming from the States, back Schauffele to continue that trend.
Houston Open and Indian Open Double Tip
Ferguson lacks course experience but the Scot is in-form and he has all the tools necessary for a good weekend at DLF Country Club. Ferguson has form figures of 23-9-7-30-23-11 from his last six appearances impressed in Singapore last week and as the DP World Tour’s Asian Swing heads to India, the Scot is well placed to challenge favourite Rasmus Hojgaard.
Sahith Theegala finished last year’s Houston open with a round of 64 to move into 22nd and that stands him in good stead in the chase after red-hot Scottie Scheffler. Theegala has won a PGA Tour title in the 12 months since and he’s been striking the ball well of late, recording good finishes in stronger fields than this weekend;s tournament. His sharp short-game skills are a significant asset at Memorial, so he’s well priced to contend.