The winner of this week’s PGA Tour event will earn the last spot in the field for the season’s first major championship starting next Thursday at Augusta National.
Veteran Baddeley and second-year PGA Tour player Endycott are up against four of the world’s top-10 stars, including Rory McIlroy.
But while McIlroy, who needs a green jacket to complete a career grand slam, is again heading to Georgia, American Billy Horschel is one of the bigger names still chasing a Masters berth.
Horschel hasn’t missed a major championship since 2018. He’s played in nine of the past 10 Masters, with a career-best finish of equal 17th in 2016.
But the 37-year-old is facing a new reality following a rough 2022-23 season. Unless and until he plays better golf, he won’t be in any major field.
Horschel arrived at…
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