We looked previously at the best golfers at the Masters over the last 10 years. Five guys (Tiger Woods, Adam Scott, Angel Cabrera, Phil Mickelson and Lee Westwood) have made nine of the last 10 cuts.
But what about who has made the most consecutively? Which golfers have the longest streaks of playing the weekend at Augusta National? The list might surprise you. Let's take a look.
Three straight cuts: Jason Day and John Senden.
Four straight cuts: Vijay Singh and Henrik Stenson.
Five straight cuts: Bubba Watson, Justin Rose, Rickie Fowler and Rory McIlroy.
Six straight cuts: Adam Scott, Bill Haas and Matt Kuchar.
Seven straight cuts: Steve Stricker.
Nine straight cuts: Lee Westwood.
Thankfully for Westwood, he sneaked into the field at the very end of last year as he got into the top 50 just before the calendar flipped. This is an automatic invite. It's a good thing, too, because now the Englishman has slipped to No. 56.
Beware of Westy winning, by the way. In four of the last six years, he's finished in the top eight at Augusta.
