A number of Europeans will be making their Masters debuts this year including Eddie Pepperell, Matt Wallace and Lucas Bjerregaard
Europeans Receive Masters Invitations
The build up to the season's first Major has started and the tradition of players receiving Masters invites has begun.
His brother Joe posted a video of him opening it upon his arrival back in the UK, titled 'That moment when you realise you have achieved one of your lifelong dreams'.
Pepperell is currently 35th in the world after reaching a career-high of 33rd last year. He won his first two European Tour titles in 2018 at the Qatar Masters and British Masters.
He'll be making his Masters debut this year.
A number of other Europeans have posted their invites on social media this week, including Danes Thorbjorn Olesen and Lucas Bjerregaard.
Olesen will make his third Masters appearance whilst Bjerregaard will be making his debut.
Five-time European Tour winner Thorbjorn Olesen made his Ryder Cup debut last year, beating Jordan Spieth 5&4 in the singles, and had his best ever Major finish at Augusta in 2013 where he was T6th.
Four-time European Tour winner Matt Wallace will be making his Masters debut this year and he is another to have received his invite.
The Englishman is currently 44th in the world after an incredible 2018 which saw him win three times and narrowly miss out on a Ryder Cup spot.
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This year's Masters Tournament will be the 83rd playing and will see Patrick Reed defend the title he won last year.
Reed beat Rickie Fowler by a single stroke to win his maiden Major championship.
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