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The final main major season is on us, and Golfchannel.com older writers Rex Hoggard and Ryan Lavner are located in the Royal Portrush for 153. Open.
Here are their answers to some of these questions in portray, northern Ireland:
Whoever conquers 153. Open Championship?
Lavner: Jon Rahm. Lots of experience connections, the candidate in this championship three in the past four years, and is nicely moving through the stake from the slab, with improvement through the bag over 2024 and three top-15 in the guidelines this year. The Spaniards will end the year with his third different main heading and set the monumental ride of the next May for the final leg of the straw.
Hoggard: Rory McIlroy. The chances are good, the northern Irish goes to a better start than last time – when he was posted by his / her pattern after the last week-neat runner that appears in Scotland. What his emotions will be, as last time, that answer is likely to come quickly.
Who claims, but is a short?
Lavner: Sepp stake. With three missed cuts, she was a masorically disappointing year in foggys for the horror, in the middle of his best year as a professional and a multiple winner on tour this season. Portrush should play his forces, which is with his precise ride and sharp iron playing (fourth SG: access). It is also rapidly adapted to a slow pace of these binding greenery; A week ago, in Scotland, he was on the field in the field.
Hoggard: Jon Rahm. The Spaniard’s affinity for golf connection is outstanding, and its outdoor performance is equally impressive with four top ones in the last five years, including the targets in 2023. Years. Its consistency this season on Liv Guffa also suggests that all issues on its competitive relevance are unfounded.
Who is your dark horse (from 50-1 or more)?
Lavner: Tom McKibbin (80-1). A member of the portrush since he was a teenager, a 22-year-old appears to be prepared for a great breakthrough in front of domestic fans. Although his Grand Slam experience is limited (does not start TOP-40 in three careers), he is a big talent that flashed late with the return number on top.
Hoggard: Patrick Reed (90-1). Shane Lowry led the field in GIR when he won the open 2019. years and no matter what he visits, Reed is still among the players. He also ended up in the top 10 in the last two starting on Liv Golf, including the victory last month in Dallas, and that he needs a great week in the Royal Porreboarding if he has the opportunity to play for the US team.
Who leaves the most modern?
Dechambeau ‘tries to understand’ the wind in Portrush
Bryson Dechambeau sits with the media before the open championship 2025. year, talking about a thick breeze in the Royal Portroška, Liv looking for world scores and more.
Lavner: Bryson Dechambeau. Only once in seven attempts, the outdoor expected the above expectation, and Portrush will be an almighty test for a player who did not elect this season with his Iron games. Despite the preaching of the need for strategic game and adaptability, only 18 total practices holes in what was his first crack on the links of Golf this year.
Hoggard: Bryson Dechambeau. Dechambeau said that his iron game, which was weakness, “firm,” and sounded like a man who was a relationship a golf challenge, but history suggests that he is still on the wrong leachatory curve. There is only one top-10 finish in the oldest game match, T-8 in 2022. In St. Andrews, and the variables link golf is still frustrated.
What is the winning score?
Lavner: 13 below. There is nothing scary about the forecast, with mostly dry conditions expected for the first two rounds and wind that do not intertwine no more than 20 mph on a course that is already slightly greener than already expected. Even the rainy outweight weekend should not be enough to significantly blunt scoring, unlike 2019. year, when Shane Lowry (15 below) the only player ended with double digits in par.
Hoggard: 12 Below. Lowry ended at 15 to six years ago and who included a brutal Sunday with the wind and a romade, but this week it will be consistently harder. Rain (30 to 40 percent), wind (15 to 20 mph) and moderately (high 69 degrees) will be consistent and challenging all week.
