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After a week off, Burko and Brentley revisit the Augusta National Women’s Amateur – and Brentley recounts his Monday round at Augusta National.
Conference championships are now underway as men’s and women’s teams battle for automatic bids into the NCAA postseason, and we’ll track the results as they finish.
As conference championships begin, it’s time to forecast the 72-team field for NCAA Division I women’s golf regionals.
After waiting 17 years for his first green jacket, McIlroy kept it on Sunday at Augusta National, though his second straight Masters victory wasn’t any easier than the first.
Garcia broke his driver in frustration after hitting a drive on the par-5 second hole Sunday morning at Augusta National Golf Club.
On a record Saturday of scoring at Augusta National, McIlroy fought just to keep the wheels on, losing his six-shot lead and now finding himself tied with Cameron Young entering Sunday.
Mason Howell, 18, missed the cut in his Masters debut, but what he gained Friday in watching McIlroy turn Augusta National into his personal playground was worth so much more.
DeChambeau carded two triple bogeys, mainly thanks to poor bunker play, and missed the Masters cut by two shots.
Koepka tallied six birdies and shot 3-under 69 on Friday at the Masters, a day after he struggled off the tee and later discovered that the setting on his driver had somehow been changed.
Robert MacIntyre had one birdie on Augusta National’s 15th hole during Thursday’s first round of the Masters. It was just of the foul variety.
The 15th hole, a year after it played to a record-high scoring average of 5.137 in the second round, was only slightly easier in Thursday’s opening round of this Masters, yielding a 5.121 clip.
Kitayama fired a 3-under 69, his second straight round in the 60s at Augusta National after averaging 75.6 in his first five spins around the legendary layout.
Despite being 60 yards shorter than playing competitor Aldrich Potgieter, Olazabal birdied two of his first three holes on Thursday before ultimately giving a few back to card 2-over 74.
Thirty-three past Masters champions gathered for Tuesday night’s Champions Dinner hosted by McIlroy.
After Brandon Holtz won the U.S. Mid-Amateur, he was asked to donate a club to the USGA Golf Museum. For Holtz, he chose the club most responsible for his victory, his driver. But this week, he asked for it back.
Scheffler arrived at Augusta National on Sunday morning, with new baby in tow, energized and just in time to hand out an award before beginning his quest for a third Masters title.
McIlroy has an extra putter with him this week at Augusta National while one of his playing competitors, half his age, is carrying one of McIlroy’s old Nike balls in his bag.
When McIlroy touched down in Augusta last Saturday, the page officially flipped to the 36-year-old’s title defense.
Young enters his fifth start at Augusta National ranked behind just two players in the world rankings, Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy, and arguably the most logical favorite.
AUGUSTA, Ga. – Sitting in the back-left corner, in the eighth and final row of Augusta National’s interview room, Frankie Fleetwood was probably only half paying attention to his father Tommy’s press conference.
One of Jack Nicklaus’ first thoughts in his nearly 10,000-word press conference after winning the 1986 Masters was, “Where’s, Tom?”
Reed arrives at Augusta National having taken about a month off while he also explained a few reasons for leaving LIV Golf.
One could argue that this is the most wide-open Masters in recent memory, and here is a ranking of all 91 players in the field at Augusta National.
Derek Ernst, who last played a PGA Tour event two years ago and is now the assistant at Tennessee, will caddie for Herrington as the reigning U.S. Amateur runner-up makes his major debut.