AUGUSTA, Ga. - Francesco and Edoardo Molinari of Italy will finish the year in the top 50 in the world and become the first set of brothers in 10 years to compete in the same Masters.

The Masters invites the top 50 in the final world ranking of the year, which was finalized Sunday after the South African Open, the last official tournament of 2009.

Franceso Molinari will finish at No. 38, while Edoardo Molinari will be No. 48. The World Cup winners in China last month, they will be the first brothers at Augusta National since Jumbo and Joe Ozaki in 2000.

Also qualifying is Michael Sim of Australia, who won three times on the Nationwide Tour and won its money title.

Ben Curtis will finish at No. 50 by one-thousandth of a point over Ryan Moore, who already is eligible from winning a PGA Tour event.

2010 MASTERS TOURNAMENT INVITEES

Byeong-Hun An

Ricky Barnes

Brad Benjamin

Angel Cabrera (Argentina)

Chad Campbell

Michael Campbell (New Zealand)

Paul Casey (England)

Stewart Cink

Tim Clark (South Africa)

Fred Couples

Ben Crenshaw

Ben Curtis

Luke Donald (England)

Jason Dufner

David Duval

Ernie Els (South Africa)

Ross Fisher (England)

Steve Flesch

Raymond Floyd

Jim Furyk

Sergio Garcia (Spain)

Brian Gay

Lucas Glover

Retief Goosen (South Africa)

Nathan Green (Australia)

Todd Hamilton

Chang-won Han (Korea)

Soren Hansen (Denmark)

Padraig Harrington (Ireland)

Trevor Immelman (South Africa)

Dustin Johnson

Zach Johnson

Shingo Katayama (Japan)

Jerry Kelly

Matt Kuchar

Bernhard Langer (Germany)

Marc Leishman (Australia)

Justin Leonard

Sandy Lyle (Scotland)

Hunter Mahan

Matteo Manassero (Italy)

Steve Marino

Ben Martin

Rory McIlroy (N.Ireland)

John Merrick

Phil Mickelson

Larry Mize

Francesco Molinari (Italy)

Edoardo Molinari (Italy)

Ryan Moore

Kevin Na

Geoff Ogilvy (Australia)

Sean O'Hair

Jose Maria Olazabal (Spain)

Mark O'Meara

Kenny Perry

Ian Poulter (England)

John Rollins

Rory Sabbatini (South Africa)

John Senden (Australia)

Michael Sim (Australia)

Vijay Singh (Fiji)

Heath Slocum

Nathan Smith

Craig Stadler

Henrik Stenson (Sweden)

Steve Stricker

David Toms

Scott Verplank

Camilo Villegas (Colombia)

Nick Watney

Tom Watson

Mike Weir (Canada)

Lee Westwood (England)

Chris Wood (England)

Tiger Woods

Ian Woosnam (Wales)

Y.E. Yang (Korea)

Past champions not playing: Tommy Aaron, Severiano Ballesteros, Jack Burke Jr., Billy Casper, Charles Coody, Nick Faldo, Doug Ford, Bob Goalby, Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, Fuzzy Zoeller