Of all the nations, who’d have thought Australia would be the most hellbent on making golf style statements at the Masters? Cameron Smith practiced in a four-way stretch navy sport coat on Wednesday, and there was much handwringing over what Jason Day would wear Thursday.
The Par-3 Contest is an unusual opportunity to get a glimpse into a professional golfer’s softer side. For one afternoon, the game’s biggest stars change from unfathomable players to something more relatable—a dad, husband or boyfriend interacting with their significant other, family members and kids. While patrons enjoy watching some of the greatest players dial Read more…
The Masters Par 3 Contest is something of an anomaly in pro golf. Holes-in-one are a dime a dozen, the etiquette is atrocious and guys go out of their way NOT to win. In an environment like that, it takes a lot to earn the attention of the masses, but don’t that tell that to Read more…
The Masters attracts a certain clientele on a regular basis. Sure, you can scoop a pimento cheese sandwich for $1.50, but this is an event heavily attended by America’s rich. You’ll believe us if you get a glimpse of Augusta’s private jet scene at Augusta Regional Airport (formerly Bush Field). According to an X post Read more…
Each of the five Australians in the Masters field would stop the presses and trigger a tidal wave of back page news stories, but our writer at Augusta dreams up how they could break the internet.
Jason Day has backed Min Woo Lee as the best equipped become Australia’s next male world No.1 golfer if he’s prepared to adopt the lifestyle required to dominate elite golf.
Every move Bryson DeChambeau makes at Augusta National feels deliberate. Many are also exaggerated, oddly interesting, and slightly mischievous—fitting for a man who once tried to bend the laws of physics and nearly succeeded.
Family man Adam Scott says his intensity comes and goes but there’s nothing like the Masters to kick him into gear as Augusta National reminds the Australian it’s been 12 years since his historic green jacket triumph.
The 2022 Open champion Cam Smith has opened up to our writer at Augusta about his Masters close calls, describing them as agonising missed opportunities but hopes to become a multiple major winner this week. READ:
Does LIV’s shotgun starts and 54-hole tournaments, plus a lighter, 14-event schedule, send its higher-ranked players to the majors with the match fitness required to compete at the highest level?
To properly prepare for the 89th Masters, we once again offer this scouting report that outlines each and every player in the field (not just two of them) this week at Augusta National.
Australian Golf Digest
