Phil Mickelson’s Masters partner seen wearing PGA Tour branded shirt despite LIV rift, social media reacts
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Late father's last words written on every Masters shot for Bennett
AUGUSTA, Georgia : Sam Bennett has the last words his father Mark wrote before dying from Alzheimer's tattooed on his left forearm: "Don't wait to do something."
Masters suspended after massive trees fall at Augusta National, all patrons avoid injury
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Masters Round 2: Brooks Koepka dominates again, Jon Rahm's hot start cut short as play is suspended
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Transgender golfer sparks social media outrage after winning women's Australian golf tournament
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Pine trees fall near Masters patrons, nobody injured
AUGUSTA, Georgia : Two towering pine trees came crashing down near the tee box of the par-four 17th hole at Augusta National on Friday and sent patrons running for safety before play at the Masters was suspended for the day as a storm moved into the area.
Rory McIlroy's Masters bid in tatters, Brooks Koepka powers clear at Augusta National as weather has its say
Rory McIlroy’s bid to complete the career grand slam will have to wait another year as his Masters challenge imploded on Friday, a day when Brooks Koepka took charge and wild weather brought an early end to play. The Northern Irishman arrived at Augusta in confident mood, but he struggled to find his game on Thursday and it did not improve on Friday. Ad While he drove the ball excellently in the main, his usually impeccable iron play was badly off colour.
Brooks Koepka playing his way out of darkness at Augusta
AUGUSTA, Ga. --WHEN BROOKS KOEPKA finished his round, his name atop the leaderboard headed into the weekend at Augusta National, he walked alone down a sidewalk and stomped his feet to knock off dirt before going inside one of the many white buildings hidden in the shrubs, trees and flowers. The first person he saw, an old touring pro, gave him a hug and whispered something to him.