Tiger Woods believes he can add a sixth green jacket and equal the great Jack Nicklaus after confirming he plans to contest this week’s Masters at Augusta.
The laconic Australian used to be a favourite of Augusta National because he is calm enough to be paired with Tiger Woods. This year,he’ll relish being away from the spotlight.
Only three players in US Masters history have won the famous tournament in their first attempt. In-form Victorian Lucas Herbert reckons he has the game to join them.
Three years after Bryson DeChambeau beefed up in a bid to revolutionise golf,Cameron Smith has wound back the clock with a precision short game. But how does he become so good at it?
Five-time champion Tiger Woods will play a practice round at Augusta National Golf Club to determine whether he is fit enough to compete at next week’s Masters,according to Sports Illustrated.
Phil Mickelson reportedly will not play the Masters next month,scheduled from April 7-10,which would mark his first time missing the prestigious major since 1994.
Min Woo Lee has enjoyed a rapid rise in the world rankings and in April will play in his first Masters. But the early days of crowd-less tournaments during the pandemic took a toll.
From near-death experiences to life-changing triumphs and – believe it or not – UFO sightings,the golfing year had just about everything.
Lee Elder,who died on Sunday aged 87,was the man who first forged the black path down the first fairway of the exclusive clubs and elite tournaments against heavy resistance.
The Australians have plenty of work to do as the star-studded Americans and Rory McIlroy were also off to sluggish starts.
After becoming a national hero as the first Japanese man to win a major,Hideki Matsuyama lifted his arms in triumph at Augusta National. Eventually.