I'm thinking Lefty... Phil Michelson may just do it one more (last) time!

I have a feeling that Phil is hitting his peak right now so I have high expectations for him. Rory has been playing really well, but he seems to be suffering what I refer to as the Weir Syndrome where he can score really well but seems to find a way to have one out of four bad rounds. I would love to see another Canadian win it so I am pulling for Adam Hadwin as my dark horse :)

I would like to see Justin Thomas get back on track and take it.

I am liking DJ for the win or Hideki Matsuyama as a dark horse, who is due for a major win IMO.

I dont think you can look past DJ at the moment he is playing some of the best golf I have seen from anyone not named Tiger.

Rory will go close, dont rule out Adam Scott :)

I think Justin Thomas is possibly one of the front runners. I will alway be pulling for Adam Scott who I think has the best swing in professional golf. Being a Canadian lets all hope for Adam Hadwin it would be nice to see another Canadian Major Champion.

If Justin Thomas can control his temper he's got a great chance, other than him a European would be good

i hope Jason Day makes a comeback to play the Masters and win for his mom!

I still believe that Jordan will be a major factor next week. I think he comes into it with something to prove and told redeem himself. DJ, though, looks unstoppable at the moment - yet, as solid as he has been, I get this feeling that perhaps he may not be as sharp at Augusta as he has been this past while.

As for "dark horses" I would add Rory, if he could be said to be a dark horse relative to Jordan and DJ. As for other "dark horses" ... perhaps Hideki Matsuyama - he has been a bit "quiet" as of late. Of course, I'd love to see Adam Hadwin keep his solid play going and perhaps pull of a "major" win.

My dark horse would be Zach Johnson. He always seems to be in the hunt even though he's not as big a hitter as the other guys. If he can consistently make putts I wouldn't rule him out.

I still love Tiger, golf doesn't feel quite the same without him.