Golf: What country do you think will be the next to have their first men's major golf champion?

[MMC]

Hideki Matsuyama just became the first Japanese male golfer to win a Major. There are currently 21 countries who have a men's major golf championship winner:

USA
Scotland
England
South Africa
Australia
Jersey
Spain
Northern Ireland
Germany
Ireland
Zimbabwe
Fiji
Argentina
New Zealand
France
Wales
Canada
Japan
South Korea
Sweden
Italy

What country will be the next to have a men's major champion?

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[Our Lady Peace]

I think Joaquin Niemann will win one for Chile one day, but that might be at least half a decade away.

Same with Viktor Hovland from Norway. He will almost certainly be a major winner one day but as he's only a year older than Niemann, this win may be years away too.

 

[Dr John Carlson]

Definitely Norway with Hovland. Ancer for Mexico would be my next guess.

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

Most likely Hovland, so Norway. Chile also a possibility, if Niemann wins one, although I’m really not that convinced he’s a major winner eventually. A good wild card could be Denmark with Rasmus Hojgaard.

 

[Pavel Buchnevich]

Ancer for Mexico would be my next guess.

I think Mexico could be a possibility with Ortiz, but I hope they wouldn’t count Ancer as Mexico. He’s from Texas. Plays under the Mexican flag because it helps his career and he’s obviously prideful for his ancestry, but I’m pretty sure he’s lived his whole life in the USA.

Edit: Looks like Ancer might’ve lived part of his life in Mexico according to his Wikipedia page.