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Sunday’s final Masters pairing of Patrick Reed and Rory McIlroy could be a reprise of one of the most spirited Ryder Cup matches ever.
Tiger Woods found Rae’s Creek with his tee shots on both Thursday and Friday and went bogey, bogey on No. 12; but his fortunes changed on Saturday.
Paul Casey enjoyed his round with marker Jeff Knox and even attributed his improved play to his playing partner on a rainy morning at Augusta National.
Things weren’t going well for Henrik Stenson on Friday at Augusta until a 35 footer for birdie on 14 helped him to a strong finish. He’s in third through 36.
Tiger Woods posted his worst round at the Masters since 2012 but will get two more rounds at Augusta National to try and turn things around.
Only at Augusta National do winds that peaked at about 15 mph cause so much trouble. That was certainly the case Friday.
A Masters win would bring Rory McIlroy a career Grand Slam, but he won’t be tempted by such a distraction. Instead he’s focusing on one thing - the next shot.
Considering everything that’s transpired over the last two days, Tony Finau’s second-round 74 at Augusta National was more encouraging than one might think.
John Daly injured his right knee on Friday when a car travelling down Washington Road lost control and crashed into his RV.
Fred Couples did what he’s done his entire career at the Masters: grind his way to a respectable finish that will assure him a weekend tee time at Augusta National.
Jordan Spieth said he ‘found’ something that has dramatically improved his putting, but he’s keeping its identity to himself.
Jordan Spieth was panicked. Media members were uneasy. And then a good result and a turn down Magnolia Lane changed everything.
Patrick Reed, who has worn a red shirt and black pants on Sundays as an ode to Tiger Woods since his junior golf days, will switch it up this week.
Unlike most traditions around Augusta National, Henrik Stenson switched things up on Thursday, opening with a 3-under 69 that left him one shot back.
The hardest thing to do is know when the time is right to walk away. That’s particularly true for Vijay Singh and Mark O’Meara.
Authorities say a tour bus headed to the Masters golf tournament flipped over on a Georgia interstate, injuring at least a dozen people.
Tiger Woods teed off at the Masters widely considered one of this week’s favorites, a reality that Gary Player admitted he didn’t see just a few months ago.
Tony Finau will play the Masters on Thursday, just one day after dislocating his left ankle during the Par 3 Contest.
Although players dismiss the Par 3 Contest jinx, Tony Finau may have a different outlook after rolling his ankle while celebrating an ace on Wednesday.
It’s been a wirlwind few months for Shubhankar Sharma, who will set out on Thursday to play in his first major championship at the Masters.
Yes, the list of potential Masters winners this year is a long one. But there is one storyline that would trump all others, perhaps in all of Masters history.
Like many players, Jon Rahm took an early scouting trip to Augusta National to prepare for this week’s Masters. Unlike most players, he stayed.
Phil Mickelson’s approach shot on 13 in the 2010 Masters is legendary. And to listen to his caddie tell it, it’s even more awesome that what was seen.
Speculation that Augusta National intends to lengthen the par-5 13th has run more rampant recently, and it’s met with mixed reviews from players.