LIV Golf at The Masters 2025: Hatton, DeChambeau in top five after first round
The first round of the 89th Masters Tournament is in the books after an exciting day at Augusta National.
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The first round of the 89th Masters Tournament is in the books after an exciting day at Augusta National.
AUGUSTA, Georgia :Tiger Woods will be eligible to play in the PGA Tour Champions when he turns 50 later this year and 18-times major winner Jack Nicklaus expects him to dominate the circuit when he returns from another lengthy injury lay-off.
AUGUSTA, Georgia :Round one of the Masters heavyweight battle between Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy went to the tournament's defending champion, who managed to avoid any major damage, while the Northern Irishman took some heavy blows late on Thursday.
AUGUSTA, Georgia :Corey Conners was not garnering much attention in the lead-up to the year's first major but the Canadian announced his presence on Thursday with his best-ever start to a Masters that left him firmly in contention.
AUGUSTA, Georgia :Ludvig Aberg claimed after last year's Masters that he learned from his runner-up finish in his major debut, and on Thursday the Swede put that knowledge to good use as he sat in a share of second place after the opening round at August National.
AUGUSTA, Georgia :Jose Luis Ballester's performance in the first round of the Masters offered fans little to get excited about but the Spanish amateur drew loud applause after relieving himself in a creek within view of spectators at Augusta National on Thursday.
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AUGUSTA, Ga. — Justin Rose managed to steal the attention from Scottie Scheffler and Rory McIlroy in the Masters by matching his personal best at Augusta National with a 7-under 65 for a three-shot lead Thursday in the first major of the year.