The next winner of the green jacket will likely emerge from a handful of men, with Hideki Matsuyama not quite having one arm in a sleeve, but he’s definitely fingering the lapel and checking for loose threads.
A half-dozen years into the career of Xander Schauffele, many people still can’t get his name right.
It was indeed Moving Day for Hideki Matsuyama but it became more of Survival Day as several near the top of the leaderboard struggled, leading to a scrunched group behind Matsuyama after 54 holes.
You have to be a very lucky duck to be at the Masters this year. Well, any year really, but 2021 especially, with fan attendance even more limited than usual due to COVID-19.
Moments after Patrick Reed had pushed his drive on No. 2 and unsuccessfully pleaded with his golf ball to stop short of that cavernous fairway bunker, Jose Maria Olazabal hit one on a similar line. This time, however, there was no begging...
Meet the surprise Masters contender.
The tour informed players of the decision in an email earlier this week, a copy of which was obtained by Golf Digest.
So you’ve just won the Masters. Now what?
As Justin Rose made his way from the 18th green, an Augusta National member pumped his fist and yelled, "Way to come back!" Rose, seeing the familiar face, gave a thumbs up. He could now flash a big smile.
The funny part is it’s not even surprising anymore.
DeChambeau finally matched his target score during Friday's second round of the 2021 Masters—and he was in great spirits after.
In order to win the Masters, you have to keep your head for all 72 holes, never letting your emotions get the best of you. At least that's the theory, a theory Si Woo Kim put to the test on Friday at Augusta National.
Brooks Koepka wound up having a short week at the year’s first major championship. Now, he just hopes he’ll be ready to play in the next one.
Amen? More like hallelujah for Justin Thomas.
The UAE is 8 hours ahead of the times listed.
Matthew Wolff was disqualified from the Masters for signing an incorrect scorecard following his second round.
A surprising bunch do not have tee times Saturday.
Viktor Hovland sits at one-under after 36 holes of the Masters, six back of Justin Rose’s lead heading into the weekend. On the surface, that’s not particularly noteworthy.
