Given the prizemoney at the Masters, the cost of the Champions Dinner is merely a drop in the champagne bucket for the green jacket winners. For us mere mortals, however, the figures are eye-watering.
The Masters has a new website feature that lets you search for any shot from any final round of the tournament between 1968 and 2025. And it’s spectacular.
Rory McIlroy heads back to Augusta as defending champion, reflecting on the mindset shift that changed everything and the advice from Phil Mickelson that helped him finally conquer the Masters.
McIlroy’s menu shouldn’t ruffle too many feathers. It has a little something for everyone – a little sweet, a little savoury and sometimes even both at the same time – and according to the 2025 champ, that’s by design.
There will be a critical eye placed on Nos.45-55 in the world ranking over the next four weeks, with many heralded players occupying those spots teeing it up at a time they might otherwise be taking a break from golf to either protect, or improve, their respective positions.
With the seven-shot victory over fellow LIV golfer Peter Uihlein, 22-year-old Northern Irishman Tom McKibbin earned exemptions into the 2026 Masters and Open Championship.
The Australian Open has been given an enormous boost by being named as one of a handful of national championships that will award the champion an invitation to the Masters, after a bombshell announcement by Augusta National and the R&A.
For the first time in more than four decades, Verne Lundquist won’t be in the 16th hole tower at this year’s Masters. However, that doesn’t mean golf fans won’t hear another familiar voice at one of Augusta National’s most famous spots.
While Chamblee says he’s never felt Augusta is a perfect course fit for McIlroy’s game, he stated that the problems, particularly in the first round, seem more mental than physical.
The greens are how Augusta National confuses the best golfers in the game, pushing them outside their comfort zones. Almost every hole forces players to make a binary choice: Option A or Option B.
Australian Golf Digest
