Rahm and Matsuyama will get them soon enough. Rahm's only played 6 majors, gotta give him a year or two before thats a discussion. Matsuyama will almost certainly get one in the next few years, as long as he's not Westwood, but whats strange is thats exactly who I've compared him to, although I still think he'll get one. Fowler is kind of becoming the big discussion point of players to not win a major. I saw a funny tweet yesterday that Fowler leads golf in strokes gained congratulating friends for winning majors.
I think he'll win one, but you can't rule out any of these guys like Fowler and Matsuyama of just being the next Westwood who should've won at least one or two, but didn't. I doubt the Casey's, Kuchar's, Noren's win majors. They all could individually, but most likely, those types do not. They usually run into a better player playing well. You only get so many of those mid-tier guys winning majors. I think the big question outside of the main names is whether players like Reed, Berger, Pieters, Fleetwood, Hatton, Grillo go into this mid-tier category or if they elevate themselves to the Fowler and Matsuyama tier of best to yet win a major?
