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Two-time Masters winner Ben Crenshaw believes the end to his playing career at Augusta National is near.
Mark OMeara has withdrawn from the Masters with a muscle injury.
They settled for one shot apiece and made it memorable ' not because of how far it went, but because of who was hitting it.
Join John Hawkins for a live Masters chat during Round 1 at Augusta National.
All eyes will be on Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, the two favorites to win at Augusta National. Get their tee times for today and participate in a LIVE chat with Jason Sobel and John Hawkins.
Luke Donald has been practicing putting with a driver from just off the green, because the grass tends to be a little stickier in the afternoon and it helps put a little more pace on the shots.
Sergio Garcia has another nagging injury, and with the Masters about to start Thursday, the timing could not be worse. He has an infected nail in the middle finger of his left hand, which affects how strongly he grips the club.
All it took was one win at Bay Hill two weeks ago for Woods to even remotely resemble the guy who once dominated golf. He won by five shots, and, just like that, was elevated to the favorite at Augusta National.
The Par-3 Contest at the Masters was canceled after thunderstorms at Augusta National forced a stoppage in play.
Can this year top the thrill-a-minute finish of last year? If Tiger, Phil and Rory mix it up on Sunday, it can.
Augusta National chairman Billy Payne spent nearly 30 minutes with the media Wednesday at Augusta National, his annual news conference on the eve of the Masters.
Jason Sobel hates to pick a ‘chalk’ favorite to win the Masters. But he hates to be wrong, too. So he had to pick Tiger Woods. Or did he?