There are only four more events left in the 2024 DP World Tour season and with the battle to qualify for the Stage Three play-offs heating up, there promises to be more thrills and excitement at this week’s Andalusia Masters at the Real Club de Golf Sotogrande Has gone.
LIV Golf member Jon Rahm is favorite to lift the trophy on home soil and his last two efforts on the European Circuit, including second and joint seventh finishes, suggest he will be difficult to beat.
Another player likely to have a strong appeal this week is South Korean Tom Kim, who is aiming to become the first player to win the Shriners Children’s Open on the PGA Tour three years in a row.
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Andalusia Masters All Kinds Prediction – Niklas Nørgaard
Real Club de Golf Sotogrande will stage the Andalusia Masters for the second consecutive year, taking over hosting duties from Valderrama in 2023 after LIV Golf took over the venue on a five-year deal.
Wide fairways should give big hitters an advantage off the tee, but fast greens that are protected by plethora of bunkers ensure that accuracy on approach is a necessity for anything that presents a difficult up-and-down. Is.
Two-time major champion Rahm’s decision to call it quits this week has added to the fanfare ahead of Thursday’s opening round, and his slim chances at the top of the market mean there is plenty of value in the betting.
One player who could make a bold performance is Niklas Norgaard, one of the latest talents to come off Denmark’s conveyor belt, who achieved DP World Tour success at the British Masters at The Belfry in September.
The 32-year-old finished T36 in his next start at the Irish Open, tied for seventh at the BMW PGA Championship, T12th at the Alfred Dunhill Links Championship and T18th at last week’s Open de France.
Nørgaard is one of the biggest hitters on the DP circuit, ranking fourth in driving distance, while he is fourth in strokes gained off the tee and 15th in greens off the SG tee.
Also rising to 17th in the regulation rankings, the world number 94 is brimming with confidence and finishing sixth in the Race to Dubai standings means there is no play-off pressure for him.
Shriners Children’s Open Prophecy of Every Kind – Adam Hadwin
With the previous six winning scores at the Shriners Children’s Open being -20 or better, another birdie-fest should be expected when the field heads to the TPC at Summerlin for the fourth FedEx Cup fall event.
Market leader and defending champion Tom Kim is aiming for an unprecedented third consecutive win here, but there is value elsewhere in a wide-open tournament and Adam Hadwin could end his long trophy drought.
The 36-year-old, who won his only PGA Tour title at the 2017 Valspar Championship, is heading to a course where he has had success in the past.
In his last eight visits here, Hadwin has missed the cut only once and last year he came closest to winning by finishing second, one stroke behind Kim.
The Canadian has finished fourth, sixth and tenth (twice) at this track and could make another bold attempt at victory.
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