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2021 Masters Pool A Bryson DeChambeau Rory McIlroy 2021 Masters Pool Dustin Johnson Jon Rahm Brooks Koepka Justin Thomas B Daniel Berger Colin Morikawa Rules of Play Patrick Cantlay Patrick Reed - Circle one player from each group (a,b,c,d,e) to form a Paul Casey Xander Schaufelle 5-person team. Tony Finau Adam Scott - Your team must have at least 4 players make the cut for a Matthew Fitzpatrick Webb Simpson chance to win. Tyrell Hatton Lee Westwood - At the end of the tournament, your best 4 scores are added Viktor Hovland Matthew Wolff for your team total. Lowest team total wins. C Tiebreaker Abraham Ancer Joaquin Niemann Jason Day Louis Oosthuizen - The team with the most players to make the cut will win. Harris English Ryan Palmer - If still tied, lowest entire team total will win. Tommy Fleetwood Justin Rose - If still tied, winnings are split. Sergio Garcia Scott Scheffler Sung Jae Im Cameron Smith Withdraw / Disqualified Jason Kokrak Jordan Speith Hideki Matsuyama Bubba Watson - If a player on your team withdraws, or is disqualified before the start of the tournament, he will be replaced by the D player with the highest world ranking in the same group. Christiaan Bezuidenhout Matt Kuchar - If a player on your team withdraws, or is disqualified after Corry Conners Marc Leishman the start of the tournament, he will not be replaced. Lanto Griffin Shane Lowry Max Homa Phil Mickelson Entry Fee Billy Horschel Francesco Molinari Zach Johnson Kevin Na - $100 entry fee per team. Matt Jones Victor Perez Si Woo Kim Ian Poulter Prizes Kevin Kisner Gary Woodland - The number of places paid will be determined by the E number of entries collected. 100% of collected entries Cameron Champ CT Pan is paid back in the prize pool. Stewart Cink Charl Schwartzel Fred Couples Henrik Stenson Deadline Dillan Fritelli Robert Streb Jim Herman Michael Thompson - All entries must be received no later than 10pm Mackenzie Hughes Brendan Todd Monday,April 5th 2021 Martin Laird Matt Wallace Bernhard Langer Bernd Weisberger Sebastian Munoz Danny Willett Carlos Ortiz Will Zalatoris Name: Add New Email:.
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