Brooke Henderson was flying higher than a flock of Canadian geese at the end of 2019. She had just...
Hideki Matsuyama’s Masters triumph gave the golf-loving country of Japan its first-ever men’s major title.
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Sunday’s final round of the Masters was the culmination of the tournament and allowed for one final look...
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Hideki Matsuyama satisfied the cravings of a golf-mad nation by winning the Masters, becoming the...
Bryson DeChambeau withdrew from the RBC Heritage on Monday. DeChambeau was one...
The new Masters champ is so down-to-earth he drives a minivan.
There have been many memorable Sunday charges and collapses in Masters history. Xander Schauffele can now say he did both in the same tournament.
Ahmad Skaik’s ambition to be one of the best Emirati golfers of all time was already well advanced before the weekend but it hasn't stopped the national rep from embellishing his reputation a little more anyway.
You can’t really know if the bravado’s legit until the rubber meets the road. Or, in this case, the driver meets the ball.
Hideki Matsuyama capped off the week of his life on Sunday by winning his first major at the 2021 Masters, but a dream year could just be getting started.
As golf fans, we are conditioned to study a player’s expression upon impact for a preview of a shot’s outcome.
Before he won the Masters, Hideki Matsuyama might have been most memorable to casual fans as the player with the dramatic pause at the top of his backswing.
