Tiger Woods made his semi-return to competition in Tuesday’s TGL final. After his team’s defeat, he remained unsure if he would compete in the Masters.
HISTORY AND TRADITION
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The players who have prevailed at the Masters Tournament, from 1934-2025, and their winning scores.
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MORE FROM THE MASTERS
Rory McIlroy blew past the waiting media and headed straight to the parking lot late Thursday at the Masters.
Rose shot 7-under 65 Thursday to take a three-stroke advantage after 18 holes at Augusta National.
Smith said a few beers turned into him keeping his word and wearing a suit jacket during Wednesday’s practice round at Augusta National.
Hear from Scottie Scheffler after opening the Masters with a 4-under 68 round that featured more of the usual steadiness and simplicity from the two-time champ.
Bryson DeChambeau opened the 2025 Masters with a 3 under 69, but ever the perfectionist, he said he’s still not quite dialed in as he looks to improve with his irons on Friday.
Justin Rose came out of the gates blazing in the Masters, leading by three strokes after an opening round 65. He says it was both his experience at Augusta and his execution that got him -- and can keep him -- there.
Here’s a look at where things stand on the leaderboard through the first round of the 89th Masters Tournament.
Rory McIlroy wasn’t the only one to be frustrated on the 15th green at Augusta National Golf Club in Thursday’s Masters Round 1. Tyrrell Hatton, Viktor Hovland, Akshay Bhatia and Ludvig Åberg comment on the difficulty.
See how the opening round played out in the 89th Masters Tournament at Augusta National.
Tee times and groupings for the second round of the 89th Masters Tournament
Scheffler shot 4-under 68 in the opening round of his title defense at the Masters Tournament.
Jose Ballester took “taking relief” to a whole new level Thursday at the Masters.