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There were plenty of memorable shots at the 86th Masters Tournament. Here are a few that we won’t soon forget.
Morikawa and McIlroy ended their week with a bang. “That’s as happy as I’ve ever been on a golf course right there,” McIlroy said.
“I feel like if Tiger can shoot 1 under at Augusta, I can play through a little bit of pain for the rest of the season,” Seth Curry said.
Scheffler’s odds went from +1400 to start the week to +100 following Round 2 after grabbing a five-stroke lead at 8 under.
Bubba Golf and Augusta National Golf Club’s pine straw is a match made in heaven.
It’s been a long road back for Tiger Woods, even before the Feb. 23 crash. Here’s a look at his path back to competitive golf.
With little movement after last week in the OWGR, DeChambeau’s rankings took a hit while J.J. Spaun’s and Richard Bland’s rose.
Rahm is listed at +1100 by PointsBet. JT, who has four top-10s in seven starts this year, shares the second-best odds with Scheffler.
Let’s take a look back at some of the most notable moments in Masters history from the past 50 years.
Spieth’s Valero Texas Open title defense didn’t go as planned. But he has an idea of what he needs to do for a second green jacket.
English made every effort to make it back to Augusta, but has withdrawn from the year’s first major recovering from hip surgery.
Jack Nicklaus, 82, has decided that his time partaking in the Par 3 Contest has ended. But, his annual April trip to Augusta hasn’t.
In Puntacana, the Hojgaards made their first PGA Tour start together, but it was Rasmus who earned sibling bragging rights.
Steve Stricker says he’s continuing his progress on and off the course roughly five months since he was first hospitalized.
Ash Barty is a “fanatic” of golf and she’s pretty good at it, too, once impressing Tiger Woods.
Willie Mack III canned a 40-footer on the second playoff hole Tuesday to win the APGA Queen’s Harbour Championship.
JT had one stroke too many at the Valspar Championship to miss out on a playoff and possibly end his year-long winless drought.
“It’s been a trend, not getting the best out of my rounds, just kind of getting the worst out of ‘em,” Koepka said after a T-12 finish.
The world No. 12, who hasn’t played on Tour since January, committed to next week’s WGC-Dell Technologies Match Play.
Despite canning a 64-footer, Thomas said “I don’t think I’ve ever had a round that I’ve hit so many good putts that haven’t gone in.”
“I thought I had a good chance this year. Hopefully, that’s not my chance gone,” Luke Donald said to Golfweek.
Dustin Johnson isn’t leaving TPC Sawgrass with the win, but he did end his time in Ponte Vedra Beach on a (very) high note.
While appearing on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, Fallon asked Jackson about the rumor and the Pulp Fiction star explained.
With downpour suspending play at The Players Friday, fans made the most of the halted action and turned No. 17 into a slip and slide.