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Rickie Fowler
Price: $9,300
Fowler disappointed by missing the cut at Augusta last year, but it would be surprising if he didn't bounce back in a big way. He's just playing too well right now. Outside of a missed cut at the Farmers Insurance Open in January, the 28-year-old star has one win, three Top-5's and six Top-16's in his other six starts this season--and that doesn't even include a T2 and T3 in two unofficial events.
The statistical profile is about as good as it gets, as well. He's big off the tee (24th in driving distance), his short game--which is so key at Augusta--is on fire (third in strokes gained approaching the green and ninth in strokes gained putting), he tears up Par 4's (third in scoring average) and 5's (27th), and he's avoiding mistakes (fourth in bogey avoidance). Add it all up, and he's first on Tour in scoring average and a great value even at $9,300. (Getty)
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