The race to qualify for The Masters is nearly up, with just three weeks until the honorary starters swipe their tee shots away bright and early on Thurday morning.
The 2026 Masters field is almost complete now, with only one other qualifying route still to be finalized. That last route is the world’s top 50 on Monday, March 30, the week before the tournament.
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Rickie Fowler
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Fowler currently sits 59th in the world so will be intent on playing his way in over the coming two weeks.
He is currently competing in the Valspar Championship and has also committed to the Valero Texas Open next week, so two good results should be able to see him in.
The six-time PGA Tour winner and former World No.4 has played in 11 Masters Tournaments, with a best finish of 2nd in 2018, when he finished one back of Patrick Reed.
Joaquin Niemann
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Seven-time LIV Golf winner Niemann has received special invitations into The Masters in both 2024 and 2025, and he again has not managed to qualify for the year’s first Major.
The Chilean is a past winner of the Latin America Amateur Championship, which was co-founded by The Masters, and played at Augusta as the World No.1 amateur in 2018.
He has a special relationship with the club via his amateur success. He’s played in the last five Masters with six appearances in total and a best finish of T16 in 2023.
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