7 years agoRafael Cabrera-Bello had a modest showing at this year's Masters, shooting a three-over while finishing tied for 38th. Cabrera-Bello was a bit all over the place throughout the four days. He finished with 17 birdies, 16 bogeys, two double-bogeys and 37 pars. His birdie production was a nice buffer for his 38th-place finish, but his lack of any eagles did hurt the upside for his subpar finishing position. This week, Cabrera-Bello will take his talents to the Open de Espana, where he is the second favorite to win the tournament at 14/1. Jon Rahm is the heavy favorite in the field at a ludicrous 3.5/1.--Spencer Aguiar - RotoBaller
Source: PGA Tour