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Ben Crenshaw announced on “Live From” Saturday that 2015 will be his 44th - and final - appearance as a competitor at the Masters.
Forget Moving Day, at Augusta National third rounds have evolved into Survival Saturday.
For a player with an eventful history at Augusta National, Friday at the Masters was particularly adventurous for Rory McIlroy.
Adam Scott has been here before. An opening nine of 39 on Friday salvaged by a closing loop of 33, and his memory only had to flash back to last year for that solace and we all know how that turned out.
Those still vying for a green jacket have endured surprisingly demanding conditions at Augusta National GC.
John Senden followed an opening-round 72 with a 68 on Friday to move within three shots of front-runner Bubba Watson.
Phil Mickelson missed the cut by one stroke at the 2014 Masters.
Zach Johnson, who won the Masters in 2007, was penalized a stroke on the sixth hole on Friday after his ball moved after he had already addressed it on the green.
Lucas Glover closed his second round with back-to-back birdies on Friday.
While Vijay Singh was setting out for his second round at the Masters on Friday, his lawsuit against the PGA Tour took another turn in the New York Supreme Court.
Luke Donald was assessed a two-stroke penalty midway through his round on Thursday at Augusta National for grounding his club in a hazard.
Phil Mickelson opened the week at Augusta National with a 76, matching his highest opening-round score at the Masters and dropping himself into a tie for 67th.
For Bill Haas, the Masters is in his DNA. So it’s no wonder he’s leading after Round 1.
Compared to the last time Gary Woodland toured Augusta National in 85 strokes, Thursday’s 70 was every bit a new chapter.
Boo Weekley matched his opening round from his last Masters start in 2009, a 1-over 73 that could have been worse following a painful miscue late in his round.
Kevin Stadler, the son of 1982 Masters champion Craig, opened with a 2-under 70 and was among the early leaders on Day 1.
Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Gary Player began the proceedings at the Masters with the ceremonial first tee shots early Thursday.
Wednesday’s annual Par 3 Contest is among the week’s best traditions at the Masters, and not just for the players.
The 78th Masters begins Thursday without Tiger Woods. His absence has loomed large at Augusta National.
Paul Azinger says players don’t want Tiger Woods’ swing the way they once wanted Jack Nicklaus’
Ranking Champions Dinners is a question of taste but Adam Scott’s menu will likely be remembered as one of the best regardless of preferences.
Arnold Palmer played his first Masters in 1955 and his initial reaction was similar to what modern players experience. “It was like I had died and gone to heaven,” he said on Tuesday.
Rory McIlroy hasn’t won in 2014 and he’s got some bad memories at the Masters. But neither is dampening his confidence.
Butch Harmon knows enough about Augusta National to know that when it comes to Lefty – statistics lie.