The Masters is more than just a golf tournament; it's an institution steeped in tradition, history, and nostalgia. In Jim Nantz's words, "The Masters is more than a golf tournament. It's a tradition, a rite of spring, and a reunion." This iconic event is a pilgrimage for hundreds of golf legends and enthusiasts, with the coveted green jacket serving as the ultimate prize. Yet, the Masters is also an unforgettable experience.For the same reason, each year, the Augusta National hosts nearly 40,000 patrons who attend. But what's more intriguing about the event is its unpredictability.Yes, there are always some elite names on the leaderboard each year. But every so often, a Danny Willett, or a Charl Schwartzel surprises everyone.Which brings us to reveal the 5 dark horses that could win the 89th Masters Tournament.1. Billy HorschelBilly Horschel is set to make his 10th Masters debut, seeking to break his drought without a top-10 finish in the tournament. The 8-time PGA Tour winner last appeared at Augusta National in 2023, finishing 52nd.Since then, the veteran has finished with 10 top-10 finishes on the PGA Tour. However, it's his recent TGL performance that has captured attention, showcasing his candid attitude and impressive swings on the big screen at the Sofi Centre.He comes to Georgia playing well, having finished T4 at his most recent event, the Valspar Championship.2. Tommy FleetwoodAnother PGA Tour pro that can make some noise is Tommy Fleetwood. This course clearly suits his eye.Fleetwood has made the cut all seven times he has played in the Masters. Last year, he finished tied for third and had a legit shot at winning.Yes, I know he is yet to capture a title on the PGA Tour. But that does not mean he cannot win. He has won seven times on the DP World Tour and clearly has the game to hang with the world's best.The only question with him is, will his putter cooperate into the weekend?3. Michael KimMichael Kim's relentless work ethic has paid off, securing his Masters spot after a daunting eight consecutive events. His performances showed marked improvement with each outing.It included six finishes of T13 or better, including a T2 finish in Phoenix and a fourth-place finish at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. Additionally, A standout round at Memorial Park saw Kim shoot 17 birdies with a driving accuracy of 51.9%, showcasing his growing form.This hard work propelled him from beyond 150th in the Official World Golf Ranking to 50th, signaling a strong return to form.4. Tony FinauTony Finau is eyeing a breakthrough at the Masters, having appeared in every tournament since 2021 without a title. Last year, he finished T55, and in 2023, he was T26.However, Finau's recent form has been promising, with a top-five finish at The Genesis Invitational, where Ludvig Aberg claimed the title. Finau's confidence may also get a boost from a recent hole-in-one at the Valero Texas Open, following another notable ace in the past.Despite past setbacks, including a significant injury, Finau's determination and skill make him a contender this year.5. Keegan BradleyKeegan Bradley has been intensely focused on proving his abilities to potentially take on a playing captain role at the Ryder Cup. This ambition adds an extra layer of motivation for Bradley as he prepares for the Masters at Augusta National.Recently, Bradley's historic performance at Bay Hill, where he set the front-9 scoring record with an impressive 7-under, 29, also proved his abilities. Bradley's determination and recent form have sparked interest, leaving many wondering if he'll succeed in his quest.What do you think about these dark horses? How much of a shot do you give any of them? Let us know in the comments section below!More Golf: Masters Releases Video of Hurricane Helene Destruction at Augusta National