When the Masters begins at Augusta National on Thursday it will mark the start of a year of thrilling majors for fans to enjoy. There are some new names on the scene with 25-year-old American Scottie Scheffler storming to world number one in recent months due to three PGA tour wins in 2022 alone.
However, despite such an exciting young star coming onto the scene, it is an old name whose presence will be the most talked about entry at Augusta this year. Tiger Woods has made a stunning recovery from the car crash that could have ended his career in 2021 and is in Georgia hoping to challenge for the Green Jacket he last won in 2019, eleven years after his last major triumph.
Hideki Matsuyama will be hoping to retain the Green Jacket after finishing -10 at the 2021 tournament to claim his first major title. British stars such as Tommy Fleetwood, Justin Rose, Paul Casey and Lee Westwood will all be in attendance along with Ireland's Rory McIlroy while Ian Poulter failed to qualify.
