We doubt that the party gets as raucous as this clip suggests, but since we don’t get an inside look year-to-year, there’s no proof that this isn’t what happens.
The Masters is not one for the faint-hearted and the Korean star, who is a two-time PGA Tour winner, knows that his proven track record at the fabled venue will make him a worthy contender.
Cameron Smith, the reigning Open champion and the highest-ranked player in the Masters field representing the LIV Golf League, found himself on shaky ground, of sorts, when he stepped on the sprawling practice facility on Monday at Augusta National Golf Club.
Greeted warmly on the range on Monday at Augusta National, Cameron Smith says a wave of relief washed over him. He was a little nervous about how, as a LIV golfer, he’d be received by his fellow PGA Tour colleagues.
We’ve heard of people going to great length – and obviously, great expense – for Masters tickets, but turning to a bit of light extortion might be the most extreme. Especially when the mark is a Masters champion. Such is the case (kind of), according to Jordan Spieth, whose first of three Major victories came Read more…
Conversations with Adam Scott are always fascinating. His polished Australian accent and prodigious storytelling are two of the reasons why he’s become one of professional golf’s best quotes. But a phone call on the eve of the 10-year anniversary of his 2013 Masters victory is particularly engaging now that he’s older, wiser and has a Read more…
Eight months after retiring from CBS Sports and Golf Channel, saying he would never return for another full-time gig, the Telegraph reported that the six-time Major winner will do some commentating next week for Sky Sports’ coverage of the Masters.
This Tuesday on the second floor of the stately white clubhouse at Augusta National, a contingent of young and old and wise Masters champions will reconvene for another edition of golf’s most exclusive dinner party.
Tiger Woods hasn’t officially said he’ll play in next week’s Masters, but on Thursday he gave golf fans a glimpse of the swing we can expect to see at Augusta National.
Without looking, we can pretty much guarantee that any tour pro who has ever posted about their Masters invitation on social media has done so in a similar way – by posting a picture of just the invitation and caption-ing it with something along the lines of “Can’t wait to get to Augusta!”
When Adam Scott travelled to Augusta National earlier this week for an early scouting trip ahead of the 2023 Masters, investigating the new, significantly longer par-5 13th was a top priority.