Hideki Matsuyama confident he will be fully fit to defend Masters title
Defending champion Hideki Matsuyama is confident he will be fully fit to defend his Masters title at Augusta this week.
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Matsuyama in race for fitness ahead of Masters title defence
Hideki Matsuyama is in a race for fitness as he prepares to defend his historic Masters title at Augusta National Golf Club.
How to bet on the Masters - Tips and tricks for Augusta National
While a good number of people have been betting golf since the new year kicked off in Hawaii, for many, their attention to golf is minimal until this week when the first major of the year — the Masters — takes place in Augusta, Georgia. So for those who might not have been dialed in so far in 2022 — and for those who might be looking for some different ideas — you've come to the right place.
Canada's swim stars begin next Olympic cycle with trials in Victoria
A tidal wave of momentum continues to sweep across the swimming landscape in Canada as athletes prepare to hit the reset button with a busy summer schedule ahead.
Cameron Smith on mullets, drinking beer and why he's a main Masters contender
He’s got a mullet and enjoys chilling out with the boys over a few beers. Not exactly Green Jacket material but step forward Cameron Smith, who is the man fancied by many to be slipping into one at the end of the 86th Masters.
Waiting for word on Woods as duo aim to join elite club – Masters talking points
Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama will defend his title when the 86th Masters takes place at Augusta National from April 7-10.
Matsuyama nervous at joining Masters champions club
Defending Masters champion Hideki Matsuyama says he will start feeling nervous long before he tees off at Augusta National next week, notably at Tuesday's Masters Champions Dinner.
The Masters: Hideki Matsuyama proud of caddie's 'special' gesture
It was a Masters moment that went viral. As Hideki Matsuyama made his way off the 18th green at Augusta National after becoming Japan’s first men’s major winner, his caddie, Shota Hayafuji, stood beside the hole, removed his hat and bowed.