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Augusta National has been on another spending spree, and has now bought land from the adjoining Augusta Country Club. The reason behind the purchase is believed to be their desire to lengthen the famous par–five 13th.
As the 2018 Masters quickly approaches, so, too, does a special tradition at Augusta National Golf Club that annually takes place on the eve of the Tournament.
Can anyone remember a more eagerly anticipated Masters championship? No, neither can we. It's going to be amazing. This amazing...
We may have been wrong before but that's not going to stop us throwing our weight around... I mean, if we don't know who's going to win the Masters then who the blazes does??
The current Olympic Gold medallist has had a solid start to his 2017 campaign. Three top 10’s in 7 events sees Justin sit 16th in the FedEx Cup and 14th in the world rankings. Here's what's in his bag for the Masters.
South Korea's Sung-jae Im leads the 86th Masters after an impressive five-under-par opening round of 67. He leads the in-form Cameron Smith of Australia by one shot heading into round two.
Jason Day's Masters campaign appears to be back on course as he has been practicing at Augusta National this weekend.
The Willetts are off to America!! Yes, indeed, following his scintillating Masters win, the world has opened up for the Sheffield lad.
Jason Day finished the first round at 2–over par 74 in a tie for 28th spot, nine shots behind early outright leader Charley Hoffman, so he's got plenty of work to do today. Here's what's in his bag for the Masters.
A federal judge has granted a request to temporarily halt the auction of Byron Nelson’s Green Jacket from going ahead, according to reports in the Augusta Chronicle.
It's 1932 at Augusta and America is under prohibition. But people are still seeing things... aren't they?...
