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Kent spent Monday night in the Crow’s Nest, woke up with a stiff neck, but rebounded to practice alongside his idol on Tuesday at the Masters.
Bryson DeChambeau addresses the media on the evolution of his approach at Augusta National, his focus of playing the golf course over the competition, tinkering his driver heads, and coming up from Northern California.
Collin Morikawa takes the podium to address his mindset heading into the Masters, how he plans to approach Augusta and the differences between this year and last year.
Cabrera, who won the 2009 Masters, is making his first start since serving 30 months in jail for assault.
Rory McIlroy has had his share of Masters — and major — heartbreak. Maybe this is the year Augusta National finally gives back the love.
Viktor Hovland speaks to the media to discuss his preparation ahead of his sixth Masters appearance, why he is so open about his processes and maintaining an open mind, as well as insight surrounding his driver change.
Ludvig Åberg’s runner-up finish in his Masters debut has kept him comfortable returning to Augusta, and he shares the importance of remaining consistent and not shying away from the tournament’s prestige.
The 2023 Masters champion said he felt “unfairly judged” last year, based on how he fared in the major championships.
Jon Rahm speaks to the media to share how his feelings differ this year entering major championship season, what he sees at Augusta when he is “in the zone,” and the mental challenges of handling change in his career.
Brad Thomas makes the case for Russell Henley and J.J. Spaun as longshots to win the Masters, explaining why both golfers’ current form profiles well at Augusta National.