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Patrick Reed, the 2018 Masters champ, said his decision to seek a return to the PGA “definitely happened quickly” in Dubai earlier this year, and once it did there was no turning back.
Scheffler overcomes shocking start to shoot 68 at RBC Heritage
Scottie Scheffler hit his opening tee shot out of bounds Thursday but salvaged bogey and shot 68 in the first round at Harbour Town.
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The two-time Masters winner found the water on a pair of par-5s during his second nine at Augusta on Friday, signing his highest-scoring round since 2023.
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Sam Burns shot 67 early Thursday while Scottie Scheffler carded 70 in the late afternoon. Both men talked to the media after their opening rounds at the 2026 Masters.