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A Masters' moment: Patton Kizzire crawls through shrubbery on hands and knees to find his golf ball

Read full article: A Masters' moment: Patton Kizzire crawls through shrubbery on hands and knees to find his golf ball

Patton Kizzire provided the first viral moment of the 2025 Masters when his errant tee shot on the fifth hole sailed right of the fairway on the fifth hole, prompting the American to crawl through some shrubbery on his hands and knees in an effort to find his ball and attempt to save par.

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Tiger Woods says he ruptured his Achilles tendon, an injury that will keep him out of the Masters

Read full article: Tiger Woods says he ruptured his Achilles tendon, an injury that will keep him out of the Masters

Tiger Woods is out with another injury.

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Augusta chairman confident Masters will go on as club focuses on community recovery from Helene

Read full article: Augusta chairman confident Masters will go on as club focuses on community recovery from Helene

Masters chairman Fred Ridley says Augusta National sustained a lot of damage from Hurricane Helene, just like the rest of the area.

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Rory McIlroy not bothered by Masters 'asterisk' comments from LIV Golf's Talor Gooch

Read full article: Rory McIlroy not bothered by Masters 'asterisk' comments from LIV Golf's Talor Gooch

Here’s how things seem to work regarding LIV Golf and Rory McIlroy: Someone says something, the other side responds, and the cycle just keeps repeating from one topic to the next.

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Masters live updates | Rahm in 3-way tie for lead at Masters

Read full article: Masters live updates | Rahm in 3-way tie for lead at Masters

Jon Rahm overcame a four-putt double bogey on the opening hole to finish at 7-under 65 and tied for the first round lead with Viktor Hovland and LIV golfer Brooks Koepka at the Masters.

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5 takeaways from what happened at The Masters

Read full article: 5 takeaways from what happened at The Masters

The Masters was only the beginning to some signature golf events and storylines of 2022.

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25 years later: The shot that might have launched the legend of Tiger Woods, and changed golf forever

Read full article: 25 years later: The shot that might have launched the legend of Tiger Woods, and changed golf forever

In addition to the storyline of it likely being Tiger Woods' first tournament since a car accident, this year also marks the 25th anniversary of his first Masters and major tournament win that forever changed the game of golf.

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At Masters, some come to see golfers, others to see gnomes

Read full article: At Masters, some come to see golfers, others to see gnomes

The boxes weren’t flying off the shelves.

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Still out of sight, Mickelson decides to sit out the Masters

Read full article: Still out of sight, Mickelson decides to sit out the Masters

Phil Mickelson won't be playing in the Masters this year.

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50 thumbs up! Celebrities react to Phil Mickelson’s history-making PGA Championship win

Read full article: 50 thumbs up! Celebrities react to Phil Mickelson’s history-making PGA Championship win

Did that really happen? Yes it did, and it was one of the most memorable moments in recent golfing memory.

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Prime minister leads celebrations of Matsuyama's Masters win

Read full article: Prime minister leads celebrations of Matsuyama's Masters win

From Japan’s prime minister on down the country celebrated golfer Hideki Matsuyama’s victory in the Masters.

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MASTERS '21: Key anniversaries for champions over the years

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Herman Keiser won a green jacket after the Masters went four years without being played because of World War II.

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Masters plans for a limited number of spectators in April

Read full article: Masters plans for a limited number of spectators in April

FILE - Dustin Johnson waves after winning the Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Ga., in a Sunday, Nov. 15, 2020, file photo. Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley said Tuesday, Jan. 12, 2021, the club intends to allow a limited number of spectators for the Masters on April 8-11, provided it can be done safely, given the coronavirus pandemic. Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley said Tuesday the club intends to allow a limited number of spectators for the Masters on April 8-11, provided it can be done safely amid the COVID-19 pandemic. Ridley said holding the Masters with only essential personnel made the club confident in its ability to stage a major championship with limited fans. For the Augusta National Women's Amateur and the Drive, Chip and Putt Finals, limited patrons would be allowed, most likely family members.

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Dustin Johnson buries some major memories, wins the Masters

Read full article: Dustin Johnson buries some major memories, wins the Masters

Looking smart in his Masters green jacket he dreamed his whole life of winning, Johnson spoke to a small gathering on the putting green in absence of the official ceremony, but only briefly. Johnson overcame a nervous start that conjured memories of past majors he failed to finish off, and then delivered a command performance that added his own touch to a Masters unlike another. About 250 people offering warm applause and partner Paulina Gretzky rushed onto the green to celebrate with Johnson and his brother, caddie Austin Johnson. 1 player in the world to win the Masters since Woods in 2002, was the main event. But even a record score, and the widest margin of victory since 1997, didn't mean it was easy.

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The Latest: Steelers beat Bengals 36-10 to improve to 9-0

Read full article: The Latest: Steelers beat Bengals 36-10 to improve to 9-0

The Pittsburgh Steelers beat the Cincinnati Bengals 36-10 to become the NFL’s first team to get to 9-0 since the 2015 Carolina Panthers. The Cardinals beat Buffalo 32-30 on a 43-yard touchdown pass from Kyler Murray to DeAndre Hopkins with 2 seconds left, dropping the Bills record to 7-3. Brees was shaken up on a sack in the second quarter when Kentavius Street landed on him. 1 pick Joe Burrow, threw a 3-yard touchdown pass to Jakeem Grant with 58 seconds left in the first quarter. Cole had scored on a franchise-record 91-yard punt return in the second quarter.

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Casey rides the buzz of Masters history to 65 and early lead

Read full article: Casey rides the buzz of Masters history to 65 and early lead

Paul Casey matched his lowest score at the Masters with a 7-under 65, giving him a two-shot lead among half the field fortunate to play in perfect scoring conditions. It was the fifth hole, which he bogeyed all four rounds last year when he won the Masters. He was joined by Xander Schauffele, a runner-up to Woods last year, who had seven birdies in his round of 67. The delay was the last thing the Masters needed with limited daylight hours leading to the two-tee start. The loudest cheer — applause, certainly not a roar — came for Nicklaus and Player hitting tee shots so early that they couldn't see where they landed.

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Augusta National in November? 5 reasons why this year’s Masters will stand alone in history

Read full article: Augusta National in November? 5 reasons why this year’s Masters will stand alone in history

If you’re clicking around on the remote control while watching TV this weekend, odds are, you’ll stumble on som sights of Augusta National Golf Club. Yes, thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic, that will be the case for the first time in the history of the illustrious tournament. Paul Casey of England plays a shot on the second hole during a practice round prior to the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club on November 09, 2020 in Augusta, Georgia. (Photo by Patrick Smith) (Getty Images)One of the reasons the Masters is often the most-rated golf tournament is the stunning sight of azaleas and other flowers throughout the course. No fansThis won’t be any different from any other golf tournament or major sporting event this year.

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No blooms, no fans, no roars make this Masters like no other

Read full article: No blooms, no fans, no roars make this Masters like no other

(AP Photo/Charlie Riedel, File)Nothing about this Masters will look familiar until the champion slips his arms through a green jacket. The purple, pink and white blooms of azaleas and dogwoods, which provide such a magnificent accent to Augusta National in spring, give way to the orange and gold hues of autumn. No need for those green “Golf Traffic” signs posted about the city, or people lining the streets of Washington Road looking for tickets. For the veterans, it might not be much different from their scouting trips to Augusta National. But nowhere else than Augusta National will the quiet be so difficult to ignore.

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