Rahm and DeChambeau are among the biggest stars in golf that hardly anyone sees during this great divide in golf between the PGA Tour and Saudi-funded LIV Golf.

LIV events don’t earn world ranking points, which makes it harder to judge where he stands in the game. But when the Spaniard, who turned 30 in November, shifts into Rambo mode, he just might be the best player in the world. Here are five reasons he could pick up his second Green Jacket and third major overall.

AUGUSTA, Ga. – Jon Rahm enters Masters week at No. 80 in the Official World Golf Ranking. The Spaniard laughed at the seeming absurdity. “Am I out of the top 100 yet?” he quipped. No, not yet. “A couple weeks to go and I’ll be gone,” he said.

The first practice day of this year’s Masters Tournament was suspended Monday morning, due to inclement weather. However, Mother Nature had much better weather in store for Tuesday. Most of the golfers took advantage of Tuesday’s weather to get out on the course and practice,

Bryson DeChambeau isn’t afraid to admit it. From a very young age, he’s dreamed of what it would be like to win a Green Jacket.

Social media was in stitches over Bryson DeChambeau saying, "Just trying to get that dialed-in head, that perfect head."