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Originally Posted by DVaut1
In the last 20 years -- Cabrera, Immelman, Weir & Olazabal have all missed the cut in their last event prior to the Masters and went onto win.
Obviously you are probably formally correct that like most players who miss the cut in their event preceding the Masters won't win the Masters the following week, but basically all of the players who *made* the cut in their prior event also won't win this week.
Not in on Spieth this week either but his recent form is not bad and the MC in Houston was one bad round (he played OK on Thursday) and I agree with Iowa! that this heuristic sounds like makin' stuff up imo.
Everybody is welcome to look up the data from 2013-2017 if they want but I'm just copying from 2008-2012
166 winners
64-166 made the cut the prior week
79-166 didn't play the previous week
23-166 missed the cut the previous week and went on to win the very next week
And if they need to correct some little tweaks in their swing or chipping to join Immelman and El Pato they're not getting a chance this week with the weather here in GA
Added Hoffman at pretty ****ty odds but 100:1 ish to ship.
Like O'Hair for a top 20 finish too
Last edited by gmcarroll33; 04-05-2017 at 09:29 AM.