” Get Sky Sports Golf for just £10 a month All four days of The Masters exclusively live. Get our £10 golf offer. Find out more here. Back on the course, Horschel is delighted with how his game is shaping up ahead of the Masters next week, and he feels confident about his chances of at least cracking the top 10 for the first time in his seventh visit to Augusta National.”It doesn’t matter how many times you’ve played at Augusta, you’re still learning things about the course every time you go there,” said Horschel, whose best result at the Masters is a tie for 17th in 2016. “You’re learning, with certain pins, where you can get away with a miss, where on the green is a hard two-putt, and various situations like that. “This is going to be my seventh Masters and I’m still learning, but I think I’ve got a really good game-plan on how to attack the golf course, how to play well there. I’m a really good putter and I drive the ball really well, which isn’t the most important thing at Augusta but it’s still a key factor. Horschel believes his game is in great shape for the Masters “My iron play, which has been a strength in the past but hasn’t quite been there over the last couple of years, is starting to turn the corner a little bit. So I’m liking where my game is, how it’s trending, and how it’s finally starting to fit Augusta because I’ve always felt it was a really good spot for me.”
