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The GolfChannel.com team is on-site at Augusta National Golf Club and offers up some answers to the pressing questions at the year’s first major.
DeChambeau calls rivalry with McIlroy 'great for the game'
Paul McGinley breaks down why the rivalry between Bryson DeChambeau and Rory McIlroy is "good for golf" and how "naive" DeChambeau was during the final round of the 2025 Masters.
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A quick survey of the landscape would suggest the Tour reacted quickly to an opportunity in bringing Reed back to the fold, although his return will be delayed seven months. But the truth is Reed’s return had been in the works for some time, much like Koepka’s.
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Valdes, who was entering his first full season on the Korn Ferry Tour, was recently diagnosed with primary mediastinal lymphoma and will take an indefinite leave from professional golf.
Xander Schauffele enters his first PGA Tour event of 2026 as the favorite. Will rest and a hometown advantage be enough to carry the No. 6-ranked player in the world to his first-ever win at Torrey Pines?
Reed, a nine-time winner on Tour and 2018 Masters champion, announced Wednesday that he will compete full-time on the DP World Tour this season before rejoining the PGA Tour as a past champion in 2027.
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The Duke freshman notched her first college win Tuesday at the Sea Best Intercollegiate, shooting 16 under in three rounds at San Jose Country Club in Jacksonville, Florida.
The world No. 2 was not among the most recent LPGA players added to the tech-infused, indoor league’s lineup, and she isn’t totally thrilled with the concept as she decides whether to compete.
Lanto Griffin and Jackson Suber were both added to the field at Torrey Pines when Koepka committed.