For most people the LIV Golfers are out of sight out of mind until the Majors come around. Whether you care about LIV or not you should probably catch up on they’re recent results if you’re investing a cent into the Masters. Last year four of the top twelve golfers at Augusta were from LIV.

As we approach the Masters let’s take a look at what some of these guys have been up to. We’ll go through their current odds on DraftKings. There ’s not exactly a ton of stats available for the LIV tournaments but we’ll do our best with the information we have.

Jon Rahm +1300

LIV STATS

Fairways: 23rd(58.57%)
GIR%: 3rd(73.7%)
Drive Distance: 11th(310.7)
Scrambling: 9th(63.38%)
Putt Avg: 8th(1.59)

Rahm has played well to start the LIV season. His worst finish in four tournaments is 6th place. He finished 2nd at LIV Riyadh shooting 67 in all three rounds. He followed that up with back to back 6th place finishes at Adelaide and Hong Kong. He came 5th in Singapore. Rahm was in contention in Miami but fell back on Sunday finishing +1 and tied for 9th place.

Rahm seemed to have some issues adjusting to life on LIV last year but has had a full year to acclimate and should be better prepared for the Majors this year. Rahm obviously won the Masters in 2023 but he also has four other top 10 finishes at Augusta and had never finished worse than 27th prior to last year.

Bryson DeChambeau +2000

LIV STATS

Fairways: 5th (64.76%)
GIR%: 10th(70.74%)
Drive Distance: 1st(322.6)
Scrambling: 15th(60.76%)
Putt Avg: 24th(1.62)

Bryson started off 2025 with a 2nd place finish at the International Series in India. He followed it up with a 6th place finish at Riyadh where he shot three rounds of 69 or better. His next two tournaments were alright with an 18th place at Adelaide and a 20th in Hong Kong. His most recent finish was 10th place in Singapore. He shot an opening round  three over 74 and was tied for 46th. He stormed back with rounds of 65 and 67 to tie for 10th. Bryson is obviously known for his distance off the tee but is actually top 10 on LIV in fairways gained this season. He was the leader going into the final round but shot +3 and finished in 5th place.

Bryson has yet to fully figure out Augusta in his career. He missed the cut in 2023 and 2022 and prior to last year his best finish was a 21st place back in 2016 as an amateur. Last year he finished 6th on the back of an opening round 65 which was good enough for the first round lead. The soft conditions helped because as the course firmed up he went on to shoot over par in the final three rounds.

Brooks Koepka +3000

LIV STATS

Fairways: 38th(52.86%)
GIR%: 37th(66.3%)
Drive Distance: 24th(301.3)
Scrambling: 25th(59.34%)
Putt Avg: 3rs(1.55)

It’s been an up and down start to 2025 for Koepka. He started his season with a 33rd place finish at Riyadh then came 7th in Adelaide. He had a rough go of it in Hong Kong finishing 35th in a field of 54 golfers. Most recently he finished 2nd in Singapore. He matched winner Joaquin Niemann with the low round on Sunday. Koepka was pretty average in Miami shooting 4 over and finishing in 18th place.

Brooks hasn’t won a green jacket but was a runner up in 2023 and in 2019. He also has a 7th place finish in 2020. Ultimately it hasn’t been great over the last five years with a 45th last year and missed cuts in 2022 and 2021.

Joaquin Niemann +4000

LIV STATS

Fairways: 20th(59.52%)
GIR%: 7th(72.22%)
Drive Distance: 5th(317.8)
Scrambling: 7th(64%)
Putt Avg: 7th(1.58)

Similar to this time last year, Niemann comes into the Masters in great form. He started the year with back to back top 5 finishes at the ISPS Handa Australia and the International Series in India. He followed it up with a 33rd at in Riyadh. He won in Adelaide by three strokes shooting thirteen under. He followed the win up with a 12th place in Hong Kong and then won again most recently in Singapore. He won by five strokes shooting rounds of 67, 64 and 65 over his three rounds. Niemann had a tough time in Miami shooting six over in the opening round and finishing +9 for the tournament in 33rd place.

Niemann doesn’t have the best track record at Augusta but he had improved each year prior to last. He missed the cut in 2018 in his Masters debut then finished 40th, 35th and then 16th in 2023. Last year he finished 22nd while losing 1.3 strokes putting. He’s performed well on LIV but tends to fall short in Majors. He’s still young and it’s possible that he breaks through at some point.

Tyrell Hatton +5000

LIV STATS

Fairways: 36th(54.76%)
GIR%: 5th(72.96%)
Drive Distance: 23rd(302.7)
Scrambling: 12th(61.64%)
Putt Avg: 24th(1.62)

Hatton started off his year with a win in Dubai with a score of 15 under. He followed it up with a solid performance in Riyadh finishing in 6th place. His next three tournaments were ok with a 23rd in Adelaide, a 20th in Hong Kong and a 19th in Singapore. He struggled a bit off the tee in Adelaide and Singapore and is towards the bottom third of LIV golfers in fairways gained this season. He shot a combined 11 over par in the first two rounds in Mami and finished tied for 33rd place.

Hatton has not played well at Augusta over the years and has been vocal about his disdain for the course. His best finish in eight appearances was 9th last year. His 2nd best finish was a 18th in 2021. Otherwise he’s missed the cut twice and finished 34th or worse in his six other appearances here.

Cam Smith +6000

LIVSTATS

Fairways: 52nd(43.33%)
GIR%: 45th(63.7%)
Drive Distance: 15th(306.1)
Scrambling: 4th(67.35%)
Putt Avg: 5th(1.57)

Cam has not been great so far in 2025. His best finish was 19th in Singapore and his worst was 30th in Adelaide. He’s lost strokes off the tee and on approach in three of his four LIV tournaments prior to Miami where he finished tied for 9th place.

Cam has been close a few times at the Masters with three top 5 finishes and a 6th place last year. He’s also never missed a cut at Augusta in eight appearances. Despite his success he’s never gained strokes off the tee in the Masters.

Sergio Garcia +6000

LIV STATS

Fairways: 2nd(68.57%)
GIR%: 4th(73.33%)
Drive Distance: 21st(303.2)
Scrambling: 1st(70.83%)
Putt Avg: 24th(1.62)

Sergio is playing some of the best golf he’s played in years. He finished 6th in Riyadh and 18th in Adelaide. He then won by three strokes in Hong Kong shooting 18 under. He followed the win up with a 32nd in Singapore. He’s gained strokes off the tee in every LIV tournament this year and is 2nd in fairways gained. Sergio continued his success in Miami finishing in 3rd place.

Sergio has played the Masters 21 times in total over his career. He’s had very mixed results. He won in 2017 but otherwise only has two other top 10 finishes. He missed the cut nine times, five of which were over the last six years. However this is the best form he’s been in coming into a Masters in quite some time.

Patrick Reed +9000

LIV STATS

Fairways: 26th(57.14%)
GIR%: 34th(66.67%)
Drive Distance: 33rd(296.5)
Scrambling: 19th(60%)
Putt Avg: 30th(1.63)

Reed started his year off well with a 10th in Dubai and an 8th at the Ras Al Khaimah Championship. He’s had mixed results on LIV with finishes of 44th in Riyadh, 37th in Adelaide, 10th in Hong Kong and 25th in Singapore. He also has a 2nd place finish on the Asian Tour. He finished 7th in Miami this past week thanks to shooting five under in the first round.

Reed has played the Masters eleven times and has faired rather well overall. He won a green jacket in 2018 and has finished in the top 10 three other times. Last year he finished in 12th place and has misssed the cut twice. He’s gained two or more strokes putting in five of his last six appearances at Augusta.

Phil Mickelson +11000

LIV STATS

Fairways: 8th(63.1%)
GIR%: 31st(67.13%)
Drive Distance: 39th(294)
Scrambling: 32nd(57.75%)
Putt Avg: 8th(1.59)

Phil has played three tournaments this year and has played pretty well. He finished 23rd in Adelaide, 2rd in Hong Kong and 19th in Singapore. He’s been striking the ball very well and has gained strokes off the tee in all three tournaments. He’s given up a bit of distance off the tee but has been very accurate hitting fairways at a 63% clip. He came in 6th place this last week in Miami.

Phil has an incredible track record at the Masters. He’s won three times at Augusta although his most recent win was back in 2010. He has nine top five finishes, fifteen top 25 finishes and has only missed the cut twice in 23 appearances. He came 43rd last year.

Dustin Johnson +13000

LIV STATS

Fairways: 24th(57.62%)
GIR%: 39th(65.93%)
Drive Distance: 12th(309.8)
Scrambling: 44th(52.17%)
Putt Avg: 39th(1.65)

DJ had a rough start to the year finishing 44th in Riyadh, 31st in Adelaide and dead last in Hong Kong. He lost strokes putting in all three of those tournaments and only 16 golfers have been worse on the greens this season. He did play well in Singapore finishing in 5th place where he finally gained strokes putting. DJ was playing well in Miami but ultimately shot seven over on Sunday and finished tied for 27th place.

DJ didn’t have much success at the Masters early in his career but is an owner of a green jacket thanks to his win in November of 2020. It was his fifth straight top 10 finish at Augusta dating back to 2015. He missed the cut last year and came 48th in 2023.

Charl Schwartzel +25000

LIV STATS

Fairways: 16th(60.48%)
GIR%: 44th(64.44%)
Drive Distance: 48th(290.4)
Scrambling: 1st(70.83%)
Putt Avg: 1st(1.53)

Schwartzel has played pretty well in 2025. He came 33rd in Riyadh, 12th in Adelaide, 20th in Hong Kong and 14th in Singapore. He’s been one of the best putters on LIV this year. He had an incredible Sunday in Miami shooting six under and nearly winning the tournament. He ultimately finished in 2nd one stroke behind Leishman.

Schwartzel won the Masters back in 2011 and has had mixed results since. He missed the cut last year and five times total in fifteen appearances. Including his win he has three top ten finishes at Augusta.

Bubba Watson +50000

LIV STATS

Fairways: 15th(61.43%)
GIR%: 24th(67.78%)
Drive Distance: 13th(308.2)
Scrambling: 48th(50.57%)
Putt Avg: 35th(1.64)

Bubba was ok to start the year but has cooled off since. He came 12th in Riyadh and 21st in Adelaide. Then he finished 30th in Hong Kong and 38th in Singapore. He’s been terrible with his irons and has struggled at times around the green. He wasn’t too great in Miami where he finished tied for 33rd place.

Bubba has some mixed results at the Masters but has played fairly well overall. He’s only missed the cut three times in 15 appearances at Augusta. He’s missed the cut the last two years but he’s also won twice back in 2012 and 2014.