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The Kansas City Chiefs star appeared unfazed amid the ongoing murmurs about his wedding plans with Taylor Swift, as he showed face at the Masters in Augusta on Friday.
If you thought McIlroy would rest on his laurels after finally conquering Augusta, think again.
DANIEL MATTHEWS AT AUGUSTA: Augusta's green jackets are not particularly keen on bloated entourages blotting their fairways. Only a player's caddie can join him inside the ropes.
On Thursday, the 18-year-old posted a series of photos from her visit to the grounds of the iconic Masters golf course in Georgia - which has quickly sparked debate on social media.
Who will miss the cut at the 2026 Masters Tournament? We're following Jon Rahm, Bryson DeChambeau, and many others in danger from the cut line in Friday's second round.
Once patrons pass through the gates of Augusta, there is perhaps only one thing more desirable than the iconic piece of green outerwear. And its future is shrouded in mystery.
As they prepare to head into the crucial weekend rounds, a number of stars have already voiced their concerns over the conditions and how it might affect play.
Scottie Scheffler is back after three weeks away from the PGA Tour world, as he recently completed his first round at The Masters. The star golfer finished his day at -2 at Augusta, as he is tied for sixth on the leaderboard. Sam Burns and Rory McIlroy currently lead the way at -5 overall. After […] The post Scottie Scheffler grabs attention with admission after Masters first round appeared first on ClutchPoints.
DANIEL MATTHEWS AT AUGUSTA: The LIV star had reached Amen Corner at even par. Then his approach to the par-four 11th found sand and the carnage began.
Fitzpatrick, Schauffele and DeChambeau formed one of the headline groups at Augusta. But all three took turns missing fairways and greens, putting fans in the firing line.
Despite the first of the four men's major golf championships not officially getting underway until Thursday, there has been plenty of other action taking place at Augusta this week
The Masters is underway, and all folks can talk about is Viktor Hovland and his new girlfriend.
JACK NICKLAUS burst into laughter after opening the Masters with an awful shot. The golf legend was taking the ceremonial tee shot that starts the Augusta tournament every year. Nicklaus,…
Jason Kelce might be getting a bit too busy at ESPN these days.
It's Thursday, at The Masters. The best five words in golf, baby! We are BACK. Augusta is open for business, The Masters is underway, and all is well with the world. The forecast looks great all weekend. Jim Nantz is at the ready after having a few months to reset after 22 straight weeks of Tony Romo. It's just a beautiful time of year. The unofficial launch of springtime. Sure, it technically started a few weeks ago … but did it? I don't think so. In my mind, spring hasn't sprung until Jack Nicklaus tees it up at Augusta, and hits the ceremonial first shot to start the tournament. Just a nice, easy, beautiful ball right down the middle of the fairway. The Golden Bear never misses! Absolute stripe show every time.… I said EVERY TIME!One of us! One of us! One of us! For starters, how good does Jack Nicklaus look for 86? I'd KILL to be hooking shots into the pines at 86. If that's the case, I've done something right. I have my doubts, though. Look, it's not Jack's best, but it's probably his most relatable. We've all been there before, especially with an early tee time. Those are the worst. I've long said that I'm an afternoon golfer. I despise rolling out of bed and having to hit a golf ball. It's miserable. One time, I had an especially early tee time whilst on vacation in St. Augustine. The sun hadn't even come up fully yet. I stepped up to the first tee, still half-asleep (hungover), and shanked one so violently to the right, that I nearly took out a little girl who was there with her class on a trip. They were all on the putting green, which was to the right of the tee box, and I nearly sent her to the hospital. I was so scarred, I don't think I hit another shot until the turn. It was miserable. Anyway, I say all that to say this … Jack Nicklaus yanking one into the woods at 86 and nearly decaptiating someone is more impressive than anything any other 86-year-old on the planet will do today. Get that man a breakfast ball and get him back in the fairway, stat!
ISABEL BALDWIN AT AUGUSTA: Golf has long faced pressure to 'grow the game'. Yet, a week out from The Masters, there were calls to 'shrink' it. The reason for the change of heart? Jason Kelce.
Who is Brandon Holtz? Meet 39-year-old real estate broker playing as an amateur at Augusta sportingnews.com
Who are the amateurs in 2026 Masters field? Mason Howell, Ethan Fang lead group of in Augusta sportingnews.com
Jordan Spieth, a clear fan favorite, has remained under the radar this week at the Masters and isn’t on anyone’s list of top potential winners.
Augusta is known for its strict regulations which include a ban on cell phones, tablets and laptops on the grounds. No patron is exempt - not even the 1989 Open champion.
One year after going viral for his performance — and personality — at the Par 3 Contest, the younger Fleetwood is back at Augusta and as determined as ever.
The best path to success in Masters pools is being willing to fade the best players in the world.
DANIEL MATTHEWS IN AUGUSTA: Evening is closing in on the Monday after Easter and golf's silver-haired, self-styled Lazarus is starting to stiffen up. 'My back,' John Daly says with a wince.
