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Eddie Pepperell Headshot
England’s Eddie Pepperell comes into The Belfry off two straight made cuts in Spain and looks to summon his previous success at the British Masters.
The 30-year-old Englishman will be making his seventh start in the British Masters, an event he won in 2018 and finished T-2 in 2019. He made the cut in last year’s event, too, and was tracking nicely after rounds of 67-69-69 but ballooned to a 6-over 77 on the final day and finished T-47. Last week at the Canary Islands Championship, Pepperell put together four subpar rounds (66-69-67-65) to finish T-12, and he also finished T-33 the week prior at the Tenerife Open. He made one other cut in six starts so far this season – finishing T-64 at the Qatar Masters, the event where he captured his breakthrough victory in 2018 in his sixth season on the European Tour. Pepperell following that up with a second victory later in the year at the British Masters at Walton Heath. He did play at The Belfry in last year’s UK Championship, but withdrew after three rounds (74-70-73).
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Robert Macintyre Headshot
World No. 45 Robert MacIntyre makes his second start in the British Masters looking to improve on his T-2 finish in the 2019 edition at Hillside Golf Club. 
The 24-year-old Scotsman arrives at The Belfry coming of two straight made cuts on the PGA Tour, including a T-12 at this year’s Masters and T-59 at the RBC Heritage the following week. MacIntyre is 6-for-7 in PGA Tour cuts made this season and 6-for-6 on the European Tour, which includes two top 10s: a solo third at the Dubai Desert Classic and a T-9 at the WGC-Match Play. MacIntyre secured his first European Tour win at the 2020 Aphrodite Hills Cyprus Showdown in his second season on tour. He burst onto the scene in 2019, finishing 11th in the Race to Dubai and winning the Sir Henry Cotton Rookie of the Year award after a season that included three runner-up finishes and a T-6 finish in his major championship debut at The Open at Royal Portrush.
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Danny Willett Headshot
World No. 92 Danny Willett takes over hosting duties from reigning European No. 1 Lee Westwood as the British Masters returns to The Belfry for the first time in 13 years.
The 33-year-old Englishman returns to European Tour action off a missed cut at the Valspar Championship on the PGA Tour, where he’s gone 6-for-12 in cuts made this season. He’s posted two PGA Tour top 10s, including a T-8 at the Zurich Classic team event and a solo eighth at the Corales Puntacana Resort & Club Championship for his first top 10 since the Rocket Mortgage Classic last July. This week marks Willett’s fourth start in the British Masters, and he’s made two cuts in three starts, with his best result being a T-46 in 2015. Last August, Willett shot 72-75 to miss the cut at The Belfry in the UK Championship, but he hopes to take advantage of that "home course" feeling: “The Belfry is only an hour away from me, in terms of where I’m from it’s relatively local,” said Willett. “We’ve seen some great matches over the years and some great finishes on that 18th hole, and I’m sure we’ll have another exciting finale next year.” The seven-time European Tour winner and 2016 Masters champion last visited the winner’s circle in 2019 at the BMW PGA Championship.
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Martin Kaymer Headshot
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World No. 87 Martin Kaymer returns to action this week at The Belfry where he’ll make his fifth career start in the British Masters.
Kaymer’s best finish in the event was a T-8 in 2019 and he’s 3-for-4 in cuts made, but he did finish T-3 at The Belfry last August when it hosted the UK Championship. The 36-year-old German last teed it up at the Austrian Golf Open, where he carded four straight subpar rounds (68-70-69-70) at Diamond Country Club and was tied for the lead at 9 under after Saturday’s round before fading to a solo third-place finish. Although Kaymer missed the cut in two PGA Tour starts this season, at the U.S. Open in September and most recently at The Honda Classic in March, he’s steadily improved in four Euro Tour starts in 2021. After missing the cut at Abu Dhabi, he notched a T-44 at Dubai and T-18 at the Saudi International. Kaymer is an 11-time European Tour winner but hasn’t had a victory since his 2014 U.S. Open triumph. While in Austria, however, Kaymer made his 2021 season goals known: Crack the OWGR top 50 and put himself in position to make this year’s European Ryder Cup team, which he hasn’t done since 2016.
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Australia’s Scott Hend will tee it up at this week’s British Masters riding some momentum following four straight made cuts in his last four starts, including a T-51 at last week’s Canary Islands Championship.
The 47-year-old made back-to-back starts at Costa Adeje and dipped into some low scoring early in both events: He opened with a 66-64 at Tenerife, finishing with 71-67 on the weekend for a T-8 result, and last week at the Canary Islands, he started by going 67-66 before posting a 70-72. Hend also had moderately strong showings in Kenya, where he held a share of the lead midway through the Magical Kenya Open after shooting 67-64. He faded to finish T-16 following a 68-73 on the weekend. Hend also finished T-42 at the Kenya Savannah Classic. At 5-of-8 cuts made on the season, he’s already tracking better than last year when he went 8-for-19. Hend missed the cut at last year’s British Masters. A three-time winner on the European Tour, Hend hasn’t seen the winner’s circle since the Maybank Championship in Kuala Lumpur in March 2019.   
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Justin Harding Headshot
Justin Harding comes into the Betfred British Masters off a string of 12 straight subpar rounds over the three consecutive events on the European Tour’s Spanish swing.
The 35-year-old South African, currently No. 126 in OWGR, hasn’t missed a beat following a missed cut at the Austrian Golf Open: He finished T-15 at Gran Canaria, T-12 at Tenerife and T-38 at Canary Islands and was a whopping 42-under total over the three events. Harding is also chasing his third career win and second this season following a triumph at the Magical Kenya Open in March. His first career title came at the 2019 Qatar Masters. Harding is 8-of-10 on cuts made this season and also finished inside the top 15 at the Kenya Savannah Classic (T-14). Last season, he went 14-for-22 and had three top-10 results including a solo third at last year’s British Masters at Close House and a T-3 at the Andalucia Masters.
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Dean Burmester Headshot
South Africa’s Dean Burmester followed up his win two weeks ago at the Tenerife Open with a T-4 finish at last week’s Canary Islands Championship.
The 31-year-old backed up his 25-under performance at Costa Adeje with four more subpar rounds – 68-63-69-65 – to finish 19-under, eight shots back of Tenerife champ Garrick Higgo. It was enough to propel Burmester into the top 100 in the Official World Golf Ranking, moving him to No. 93. It also puts him on track to play at the upcoming PGA Championship, which would mark his first major start since the 2019 U.S. Open. "If I get there, I'm super excited," he said. "I've seen pictures and stuff of the golf course and it looks unbelievable. I'm excited to go there … Hopefully if the form continues it'll be a fun week." Burmester’s win ended a four-year drought between victories – his last came at the 2017 Tshwane Open in his home country. He’ll tee it up at this week’s Betfred British Mastersat The Belfry. He missed the cut in this event last year at Close House. In 10 starts this season, he’s made six cuts and had one other top 10 – a T-8 at the Kenya Open in March. Last season, Burmester went 13-for-23 with a T-3 at the Dubai Desert Classic and three other top 10s.
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Robert Streb Headshot
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Luke List Headshot
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Playing out of the penultimate twosome, World No. 175 Luke List patched together a 1-over-par 35-37=72 in the final round of the Wells Fargo Championship to post 5-under 279, dipping two places to a season-best T6, five short of champion Rory McIlroy (68).
This was the Vanderbilt alum's sixth WFC, third top 25 and second top 10, supplanting a prior-best T9 two tries ago in 2018. He improves to 10-for-22 on the season with three top 10s, first since T10 at the Farmers 11 starts ago, and bettering a previous-best T8 at the stand-alone Corales back in September. For the week, the Seattle native recorded laps of 67-72-68-72, totaled one eagle and 13 birdies versus eight bogeys and a double, and ranked 4th in SG: Off-the-Tee (5.308), 40th in SG: Approach (1.396), 38th in SG: Around (0.377), and 23rd in SG: Putting (2.680). In the finale, he began solo 4th, three shy of leader Keith Mitchell (72), and overshadowed two birdie-2s at 6 and 17, with three bogey-5s at 5 (missed par-saver from 6'4"), 12 (bogey-save from 9'1"), and 18 (watered tee ball; bogey-save from 16'4"). The 36-year-old lost strokes on approach (-1.261) and around (-2.318), but gained 0.350 off-the-tee and 3.436 with the flat stick, highlighted by a 26-foot birdie at 6, and four par-savers from between six and 13 feet. He is in the published field at this coming week's AT&T Byron Nelson in McKinney, Texas. 
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Patrick Reed Headshot
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Playing out of the fifth-to-last twosome, World No. 7 Patrick Reed birdied two of his final four holes toward a 1-under-par 36-34=70 in the final round of the Wells Fargo Championship to finish up on 5-under 279, up one spot to T6, five back of champion Rory McIlroy (68).
This was the Texan's eighth appearance, eighth cash, and second top 10, bettering a solo 8th two attempts ago in 2018. He improves to 10-for-13 on the season with five top 10s, second in his last three, joining a T8 at the 85th Masters two starts ago. For the week, the Augusta University product recorded rounds of 71-69-69-70, totaled one eagle and 11 birdies against six bogeys and a double, and ranked 29th in SG: Off-the-Tee (1.536), 52nd in SG: Approach (0.044), 28th in SG: Around (1.426), and 4th in SG: Putting (6.752). On Sunday, he offset two bogeys at holes 4 and 14 (failed scrambles), with three birdies at 10, 15 and 16, each from between six and nine feet. The 30-year-old, who is not in the published field at this coming week's AT&T Byron Nelson, posted 0.809 SGP with 29 total putts, highlighted by a par-save at 1 from 11'8" and lowlighted by a 3-putt par at the par-5 seventh from 57'10". 
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