3 years agoKevin Kisner played well at The WGC-Dell Match play. The South Carolina native finished in second place behind new world number one, Scottie Scheffler. It was good to see Kisner play well. Before Austin he had lost strokes on approach in three tournaments. Kisner does not have good course history at The Masters. In his last two starts, he missed the cut. The added length to Augusta National will also hurt his chances as he is not one of the longer hitters on tour. If Kisner is going to contend this week he will need to have a great putting week. --Rob Giltner - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour