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The ‘Phrankenwood’ was fine. Phil Mickelson couldn’t say the same for the rest of his game on Day 1 at Augusta National.
The love affair continues for Fred Couples at Augusta National after a 4-under 68 Thursday at the Masters.
Good news and bad news for Tiger Woods in Round 1: He avoided three-putts, but didn’t dominate with the flat stick.
After his first-round 70 at the Masters, Tiger woods confirmed that he and Jack Nicklaus don’t have long conversations.
In just his second major championship, and just his 13th PGA Tour event for that matter, David Lynn picked up where he left off at his last Grand Slam start.
Don’t tell Matt Kuchar that winning the Wednesday Par 3 Contest is dangerous to one’s title chances in the tournament proper. Or Phil Mickelson.
Part of Augusta National’s tradition of honoring amateurs is allowing them to stay in the club’s Crow’s Nest, a 30-by-40 foot room in the clubhouse’s cupola, complete with barracks-style sleeping areas and a bathroom.
Europe’s chances of winning the Continent’s first green jacket in over a decade took a hit this week with news Darren Clarke would not play the event because of a hamstring injury.
The pairings are out for Wednesday’s Par 3 Contest with the standard groups including Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player who will tee off at 3:02 p.m. ET.
It’s easy to get carried away with major expectations. But at this year’s Masters, there’s reason to be pumped up.
The man who has played a Masters with two drivers in his bag and a U.S. Open without a driver in his bag will tee off on Thursday at Augusta National with something in between.
Jack Nicklaus, who won the first of six green jackets 50 years ago this week, has never shied away from the issue of technology and what some see as out-of-control distance gains, and on Tuesday he didn’t disappoint.
If you subscribe to omens, you may want to keep a close eye on Martin Laird this week.
The man who has played a Masters with two drivers in his bag and a U.S. Open without a driver in his bag will tee off on Thursday at Augusta National with something in between.
The man who has played a Masters with two drivers in his bag and a U.S. Open without a driver in his bag will tee off on Thursday at Augusta National with something in between.
The caddie room at Augusta National is a little quieter than normal at this week’s Masters as friends and colleagues remember a looping legend on this golf course.
Rory McIlroy carves his own path, and after recent improvement, his bumpy road to Augusta is smoothing out.
If you’re going to win the Masters, you have to be nimble on the slippery, slope-y dance floors that are Augusta National’s greens.
If you’re going to win the Masters, you have to be nimble on the slippery, slope-y dance floors that are Augusta National’s greens.
On Monday afternoon at Augusta National, officials announced a new initiative to grow the game via a junior skills competition and nothing else.
Junior golfers across the United States got a little closer to that dream of rolling in a game winner on Augusta National’s iconic 18th green on Monday. It will just be one Sunday earlier than they’d envisioned.
Few, if any, know Tiger Woods’ game as well as Steve Stricker, the world No. 1’s pro bono putting coach.
Fourteen-year-old Tianlang Guan pulled a veteran move on Monday at Augusta National, swinging a practice round with two-time Masters champion Ben Crenshaw.
Among short-game guru Dave Stockton Sr.'s stable of players is Rory McIlroy and Phil Mickelson, perennial contenders at the Masters.