After a tie for eighth at the Masters last year, he made it five straight top 10s in majors, including the two wins. He ended 2025 with a seventh in his title defence at The Open. He\u2019s a serious contender to complete the Grand Slam in the next few years, if not this year.<\/p>\n
Jon Rahm<\/p>\n
Needs: The Open, PGA Championship<\/b><\/p>\n
The former world No 1 shocked the golfing world when he joined the LIV Golf tour<\/a> at the end of 2023 and struggled in majors at first but had a much better season in 2025, including two top tens. He was the first European to win the Masters and US Open and is the best non-American to next join the grand slam list. He\u2019s had a second and a third at The Open, while finishing eighth twice at the PGA Championship.<\/p>\n Jordan Spieth<\/p>\n Needs: PGA Championship<\/b><\/p>\n Spieth has three majors to his name \u2013 the Masters and US Open in 2015 and the Open in 2017 \u2013 which he won in pretty quick time. Since that impressive run, which also included a second placing at the PGA, he\u2019s been chasing the slam. The closest Spieth\u2019s come is a tie for third in 2019 \u2013 though it was six shots back from winner Brooks Koepka. Spieth has dropped to 75th in the world and the 32-year-old hasn\u2019t won a PGA Tour event since 2022. He missed the cut at last year\u2019s PGA Championship. But he is still an outside chance at each major. This year\u2019s PGA Championship is at Aronimink Golf Club, Pennsylvania. <\/p>\n Phil Mickelson<\/p>\n Needs: US Open<\/b><\/p>\n The 55-year-old has seven majors, including three Masters, but he\u2019s 0-34 at the US Open with six runner-up finishes. Another major might be beyond the LIV Golf player but some may have thought that five years ago when he won the PGA Championship at Kiawah Island. This year\u2019s US Open is at Shinnecock Hills, where he had one of his second placings, albeit 23 years by the time he tees up, if in the field. He\u2019ll have to go through qualifying. <\/p>\n Brooks Koepka<\/p>\n Needs: Masters, The Open<\/b><\/p>\n Koepka has an impressive five majors, two US Opens and three PGA Championships, the last of which at Oak Hill three years ago<\/a> came after he joined LIV Golf. He held a two-shot lead going into the final round of the 2023 Masters, only to shoot a 75 and finish second to Jon Rahm. Last year, an eight on the last saw him miss the cut. Koepka has four top 10s at the Open, including a sixth at Royal Birkdale, which hosts the event this year. But his form at the majors has been inconsistent, missing the cut at three of the four majors in 2025 \u2013 including the Masters and The Open. <\/p>\n Collin Morikawa<\/p>\n Needs: Masters, US Open<\/b><\/p>\nPhil Mickelson has been runner up at the US Open six times. Photo \/ Photosport<\/p>\n