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Playing his last at Masters, Larry Mize finds it ‘surreal’

AUGUSTA, Ga. — With warm applause at the 18th green on a rainy morning, the Masters career of Larry Mize reached its completion Saturday. The Georgia Tech grad and the only Augusta native to ever win the Masters, Mize played his final competitive round at Augusta National after announcing that…

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12 best photos from the Masters’ rain-soaked weekend

So. Much. Rain.

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Marcus Hayes: Tiger Woods ties Masters cuts record as Justin Thomas, Rory McIlroy collapse and LIV golfers thrive

AUGUSTA, Ga. — At 10:12 a.m. Saturday the most compelling and important series of events of the Masters’ first two rounds began to unfold.

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Third round of Masters play suspended for the day by rain

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Due to heavy rains, the third round of the Masters was suspended at 3:17 p.m. local time Saturday for the rest of the day.

Los Angeles Times

‘I’ve always loved this golf course’: Tiger Woods ties Masters record with 23rd consecutive made cut at Augusta National (with a little help from Justin Thomas)

Woods tied the record previously set by Gary Player and later matched by Fred Couples.

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It’s Masters weekend, and a leaderboard with Brooks Koepka, Jon Rahm, Jordan Spieth and an amateur sure is enticing

AUGUSTA, Ga. - It's beginning to look like Brooks Koepka's Masters Tournament to win this weekend. The way he's playing, it's hard not to like his chances, though others will have a say. It could be a matter of when, since the tournament is in a ...

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Marcus Hayes: Brooks Koepka leads near-tragic, wet Masters ahead of amateur Sam Bennett, sentimental favorite

AUGUSTA, Ga. — After (almost) two rounds, the 87th Masters tournament had a little bit of everything: redemption stories, sentimental stories, villains, heroes, bad weather in the offing, and even a near natural disaster.

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Steve Hummer: Sam Bennett, a small-town amateur with big ideas, shakes up Masters

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Look out, Brooks Koepka. You’ve got Sam Bennett on your heels.

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Jim Souhan: Brooks Koepka back on top in a major, shrugging off controversy and more

AUGUSTA, Ga. — When he missed the cut at the 2022 Masters, Brooks Koepka twice punched the window of the car carrying him from Augusta National Golf Club. Neither he nor the glass wound up on an injury report. "I guess Mercedes makes a pretty good back window," he said.

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Masters amateur Sam Bennett: ‘I can go out and win’

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Sam Bennett didn't like it when well-wishers told him he might shoot the lowest score of any amateur at the Masters. He thought he could win the whole tournament.

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Brooks Koepka leads by three as three trees fall and Round 2 of Masters suspended

AUGUSTA, Ga. — On a day when Brooks Koepka was running away from the field, patrons at the Masters found themselves scurrying from three towering trees crashing to the ground.

Los Angeles Times

Tiger Woods will have to wait for his latest attempt at Masters history after weather delay at Augusta National

Woods is looking to tie Fred Couples and Gary Player for most consecutive made cuts in Masters history.

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2023 Masters: Brooks Koepka was so mad a year ago he tried to break the back window of his car when he missed the cut. Now he holds the clubhouse lead

"I tried to put it through the back window, not once but twice. First time didn't go, so figured try it again.”

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After 36 holes, Brooks Koepka has Masters in his grip

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Brooks Koepka had it all in golf, and then lost it. And now, it appears, he may be on his way back to having it once again.

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Two pine trees fall at Masters, narrowly missing spectators; play suspended

AUGUSTA, Ga. — A potential tragedy was narrowly averted at the Masters on Friday as two tall pine trees fell near the 17th hole at Augusta National.

The Independent UK

Maga at war as ‘un-Christian’ Marjorie Taylor Greene and ‘mentally unstable’ Laura Loomer squabble over Trump

The former president reportedly wants to hire Ms Loomer for his 2024 election campaign

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Masters leader Brooks Koepka defends Thursday controversy, says LIV defection influenced by injuries

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Caddie-Gate continued Friday as LIV Golf stud Brooks Koepka and his bag man, Rickie Elliott, remained under scrutiny for what appeared to be an obvious rules violation in the first round of the Masters on Thursday. Koepka led the tournament at 12-under, but there was a good…

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Brooks Koepka-Gary Woodland Masters rules violation through other caddies’ eyes: ‘They’re both guilty’

Several veteran caddies said it was a clear violation of Rule 10-2a, and should've resulted in a two-stroke penalty.

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Chicago Sun-Times

Chicago is the front-runner for the 2024 Democratic convention

Democratic gains this week in the swing states of Wisconsin and Michigan bolster the case for Chicago hosting the party’s quadrennial gathering.

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Jim Souhan: Phil Mickelson thrills and chills again at the Masters

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Phil Mickelson, man of the people, appears to have become a man of fewer people.

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Masters leaderboard packed: Rahm, Koepka and many more

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Forty years after his idol, Seve Ballesteros, won the Masters, Jon Rahm started this year's tournament by four-putting the first hole.

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Steve Hummer: Phil Mickelson the embodiment of conflict between tradition and mutation

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Right from the very start of Masters play Thursday morn, tradition was bumping up against mutation.

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Marcus Hayes: Timid Tiger Woods buried himself at Amen Corner in Round 1 at the Masters

AUGUSTA, Ga. — The misses and the fear spoke loudest in Tiger Woods’ latest run at fading glory. He isn’t playing to win. He’s playing to make the cut.

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Who’s hot, who’s not and more takeaways from Round 1 at the Masters

AUGUSTA, Ga. — We’re off and running with the 87th Masters tournament.

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A new solar energy deal will bring power to 140,000 homes and businesses in 3 states

The agreement calls for Qcells and Virginia-based Summit Ridge Energy to deploy community solar projects capable of generating 1.2 gigawatts of electricity in Illinois, Maine and Maryland.

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