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Wes Bryan has proven far more than a mere trick-shot artist, and for his next trick, Jason Dufner should go pick up his own putter.
The USGA will shift away from its strict two mid-amateur minimum at the Walker Cup, but the outlook isn’t as dire as it might seem for those 25 and older.
RBC Heritage winner Wesley Bryan gets to call Augusta his “home course,” while the #SB2K17 boys were living the life again.
The Zurich Classic received another big boost Friday when Jordan Spieth committed to partner with Ryan Palmer.
Stanford senior Maverick McNealy has been named the recipient of the Byron Nelson Award, given annually to the graduating senior who excels both on and off the course.
After spending more than a decade as the best player without a major, Sergio Garcia reached the competitive mountaintop Sunday with his playoff victory at the Masters.
It appeared to be another major defeat for Sergio Garcia Sunday at the Masters. But not this Sergio. Not this time.
Justin Rose is in the final group at the Masters for the second time in three years, and this time Jordan Spieth isn’t dominating.
Jordan Spieth isn’t used to coming from behind at the Masters Tournament, but he’s relishing a go-for-broke Sunday at Augusta.
Bubba Watson took to Twitter on Friday to apologize for telling a reporter after his missed cut at the Masters that ‘golf is tough’ and ‘writing articles is easy.’
Fred Couples turned back the clock Friday at the Masters, making six birdies to move into a tie for sixth, just three shots off the lead.
Only time will tell if Sunday concludes with heartbreak or triumph for co-leader Sergio Garcia, but he finally sounds ready to win.
The Masters has offered an exemption to the U.S. Mid-Am winner every year since 1989. Stewart Hagestad on Friday became the first to make the cut.
Sergio Garcia hooked his tee shot into the left trees on the par-4 10th hole Friday and it led to some confusion over his score.
Conditions for the second round of the Masters will continue to be a challenge, with gusts expected to top 25-30 mph on Friday at Augusta National.
How tough was it Thursday at Augusta National? Players who have been competing at the Masters for years say they’ve never witnessed anything like this round.
Charley Hoffman was hoping for anything around par on a blustery Thursday at Augusta National.
Some asked while signing their cards in the tournament scoring office. Others noticed that his name was removed from the leaderboard.
Adam Scott’s 3-foot par putt on the 14th hole turned into a 12-footer after a 40-mph gust, and some players thought play might be called.
It was an emotional start to the Masters, as Billy Payne, Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus paid tribute to Arnold Palmer on the first tee.
Augusta National received 1.4 inches of rain Wednesday but did not sustain any damage to the course after a strong line of thunderstorms moved through the area.
Dustin Johnson injured his lower back falling down a staircase, and his manager said the world No. 1 hopes to be able to play.
The Masters Par 3 Contest was canceled after only 55 minutes Wednesday because of inclement weather.
Augusta National requires more precision than any course in the world, and the Masters field will encounter an even greater challenge Thursday and Friday.