Why is Justin Thomas so mediocre at The Masters?

His finishes at the Masters are 39, 22, 17,12, 4, 8, Cut, Cut, and 36. So he's been in contention several years. The last 3 years have been rough though but that's been true for him in general. Hopefully his off-season surgery gets him back on track. He played really well at the Player's Championship.

Because JT is either on fire or very average on any given weekend. The odds of him putting it together at Augusta National just aren't great. I feel like he hasn't been a week in/week out consistently good golfer in quite some time. He's like a guy in the bigs that will hit 25-30 homers but he bats .200 and leads the league in strikeouts.

At his peak he's still a top 5-10 player in the world, he just doesn't play at his peak very often anymore

for me, the biggest head scratchers on tour are JT and jordan spieth.

Don't roast me but his career has gone downhill since marriage. Nothing wrong with the more important things in life but time is spent better elsewhere.

The saying is there are “Horses for Courses.” Sometimes a course just doesn’t fit your game, your swing or your eye. Lee Trevino didn’t like or play well at Augusta National and he’s a 6-time major winner and aHall of Famer. That was probably partly due to his Tex-Mex blue collar background vs Augusta’s high brow exclusivity, but also the course didn’t fit his game.

I’m not equating Justin and Lee, just saying there are numerous examples of players who just couldn’t win on some courses.

He made the cut, barely. Let’s see what he does on the weekend.

He has made the cut 9/11 times. Best finish is 4th.

That is pretty good. It's an elite field every year and its a course where you have to get some good breaks to win.

Mediocre is a little harsh.