Jason Day may have earned a fifth top-10 result at the Masters but the perennial Augusta contender blasted himself for not capitalising on another year in the mix at the April major.
Jason Day has praised the guts of Masters champion Rory McIlroy in completing the career grand slam after more than a decade of “gut punches” and heartache attempting to capture golf’s holy grail.
Rory McIlroy has succeeded Tiger Woods’s throne as golf’s greatest modern player by winning the Masters at Augusta National to become just the sixth golfer in history to complete golf’s career grand slam.
Shane Lowry wasn’t having it. He’d just come off the 18th hole having finished bogey-bogey, dropping from five back to seven back in a blink. He’d battled all day to post an under par round and get inside the top four on the leader board. Instantly spoiled.
Min Woo Lee says he would “give it all we’ve got” if he and LPGA superstar sister Minjee qualify for the mixed team golf event confirmed for the 2028 Olympics in Los Angeles.
Jason Day burst into laughter and left a group of reporters howling when he hilariously misheard a question on Tuesday’s practice round at the 2025 Masters.
After FaceTiming with pop megastar Justin Bieber, newly minted PGA Tour winner Min Woo Lee said he would rest up in Las Vegas ahead of a shot at a maiden major championship win at his “favourite course”, Augusta National.
Many speculated that Tosti was passively aggressively protesting Min Woo Lee’s slow play by marching to the beat of his own drum, a theory that the Argentinian shot down with a bazooka in tirade on X. Tosti deleted his reply about an hour later, but screenshots live forever.
Min Woo Lee will now rest up and not play competitive golf until the Masters (April 10-13). The 26-year-old loves Augusta National and spoke to Australian Golf Digest about everything on and off the course.
Min Woo Lee says the silver lining to coughing up the halfway lead at the Players Championship is that it was the examination he needed 25 days out from the Masters.
Players Championship leader Min Woo Lee plans to continue benching his biggest weapon in the driver and wield his nuclear 2-iron around the tricky TPC Sawgrass with strong winds forecasted to batter the field in the closing rounds.
Min Woo Lee took a wild ride up the 18th at TPC Sawgrass during a thrilling par save that kept him within one shot of the first-round lead at the Players Championship.
Thanks to Min Woo Lee and this steamy, sultry, downright sizzling stinger at TPC Sawgrass today, golf has been dragged down into the gutter, reduced to its most base, carnal instincts.
Australian Golf Digest
