Nordea Masters top 10 power rankings
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With 42 professional wins on his resume, Lee Westwood is a proven commodity. And if you have any question about the 44-year-old’s ability to keep pace, just take a look at his two most recent finishes, a T-18 at The Masters and a T-14 at the BMW PGA Championship.
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Westwood hasn’t hoisted a trophy since the 2014 Maybank, but he hasn’t been sitting around twiddling his thumbs and eating bonbons either. He recorded a T-3 at the 2016 British Masters, a T-13 at the 2016 DP World Tour Championship and a T-8 at the 2017 Abu Dhabi HSBC Championship.
Lee Westwood is a closer who will bring a strong, well-developed game to Barseback. Not many in the field will outdrive him and you can depend on him to get in the short grass and stay there. He has the ability to play even with the best on the Tour in tee-to-green play and he putts with nerves of steel.
Is this Westwood’s week? If not for the win, I’m looking for a high finish.