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Angel Cabrera Back at Masters After Jail Time, Thankful for ‘Second Opportunity’

The 2009 Masters winner who spent two years in jail for domestic violence knows there are detractors, but says he respects "their opinion."

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Golf's Great Divide Drags on and No One Has the Power to Solve It

The Masters is here again during the split in the men's pro game, and Michael Rosenberg is searching for a leader.

Sports Illustrated

Multiple majors, Presidents Cup on Scott's bucket list

Former Masters champion Adam Scott wants to win another big event, and scratch the Presidents Cup itch, as he approaches a century of consecutive major starts.

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2025 Masters Full Field: 96 Heading to Augusta National for Season’s First Major

Scottie Scheffler is the defending champion and Rory McIlroy is the hot hand coming into the best week of the year in golf.

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As Major Season Approaches, All Eyes Are on Rory McIlroy

The world No. 2's success early this season harkens back to some of his winningest years, which included major triumphs.

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Gone with the wind? Gusts hamper Smith's Masters prep

Ian Baker-Finch is concerned the tough conditions at Florida's LIV Golf Miami event will jeopardise Australian Cameron Smith's Masters preparations.

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'Some Of Those Players Have Gone Soft' Sir Nick Faldo On Why Life On 'Fail-Free' LIV Golf Has Become Too Comfortable

Sir Nick Faldo says life playing in LIV Golf is too comfortable and has meant that "some of those players have gone soft" while also again scoffing at the tour's business model.

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Report: PGA Tour Declines Saudi PIF Proposal, Leaving Reunification in Doubt

The Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund wanted assurances that LIV Golf could continue in its current form but the PGA Tour declined.

Sports Illustrated

Masters and apprentice: Lee leans on Day brotherly love

A casual chat with "big brother" Jason Day came at the right time for Min Woo Lee, who will arrive at Augusta National next week at the top of his game.

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Valero Texas Open By the Numbers: Jordan Spieth Should Be Comfortable This Week

San Antonio is the PGA Tour's last stop before Augusta. Here are the numbers that matter, including positive stats for Jordan Spieth.

Sports Illustrated

Minjee Lee Almost Missed Brother Min Woo’s Winning Moment at Houston Open

Min Woo and Minjee Lee are the third brother and sister duo to win on the PGA Tour and LPGA—and Minjee watched her brother win the Houston Open in a unique way.

Sports Illustrated

Valero Texas Open Preview: Field, Course, History, Tee Times, How to Watch

From its field, course, tee times, how to watch and its turbulent 103-year history, here's what you need to know for the Valero Texas Open—the last chance to get into the Masters.

Sports Illustrated

'All talk no show': Lee lifts lid on social media fears

Min Woo Lee felt like he wasn't playing well enough to back up his entertaining social media presence but will enter the Masters validated as a PGA Tour winner.

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PGA Tour Pro Confirms Which Tournaments Will Feature Rangefinders

Michael Kim has confirmed that rangefinders will be in use for the PGA Tour events between The Masters and PGA Championship, with the aim to help the pace of play

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'He’s Over There And We Only See Him Four Or Five Times A Year, And It’s Disappointing For All Of Us' - Curtis Strange Claims Joaquin Niemann 'Needs' To Be On The PGA Tour

Niemann has started 2025 in phenomenal fashion thanks to two victories on the LIV Golf League in three starts. However, Strange believes he should be back on the PGA Tour

Sports Illustrated

In a New Book, Caddie Steve Williams Shares a Tiger Woods Tale Never Before Told

When finding he’d be out for months from surgery after his triumphant 2008 U.S. Open win, Woods gave his caddie a generous vacation. Also: LIV Golf's U.S. opener and Rory McIlroy's Masters prep.

Sports Illustrated

PGA Tour Pro Appears to Stage Slow-Play Protest in Houston Open Final Round

The final round of the Texas Children's Houston Open felt like it was taking forever—and Alejandro Tosti was reportedly unhappy with his playing partners.

Sports Illustrated

Wayward Min Woo Lee Holds Off Scottie Scheffler, Gary Woodland for Houston Open Win

Things got dicey at the end, but despite hitting just 22 fairways all week, Min Woo Lee held off two major champions for his maiden PGA Tour victory.

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Min Woo Lee in Houston mix as Masters nears

Min Woo Lee is one shot off the pace in Houston and again in contention for a PGA Tour title with the Masters less than a fortnight away.

Sports Illustrated

Fact or Fiction: PGA Tour Punishment Around Player Outbursts Should Be Made Public

The SI Golf staff debates PGA Tour disciplinary policy, Viktor vs. JT in the majors, when TGL should play and remote broadcasts for tournaments.

Sports Illustrated

Texas Children’s Houston Open Preview: Field, Course, History, Tee Times, How to Watch

From its 156-player field, course, tee times, how to watch and an emotional win 26 years ago, here’s what you need to know for the Houston Open.

Sports Illustrated

LIV Golf’s Team Concept Is a Problem in Negotiations: 'Hard to Get Your Mind Around'

While LIV Golf sees itself perhaps becoming the "F1 of golf," PGA Tour Policy Board member Webb Simpson tells Sports Illustrated that team golf may not be as prominent in a reunified sport.

Sports Illustrated

Xander Schauffele Expresses Frustrations After Return From Injury but Sees Positives

Returning from a rib injury, Schauffele played three straight weeks on some of the PGA Tour's hardest courses, and is now "looking forward to getting home."

Sports Illustrated

Live From Florida, a PGA Tour Champions Event Played Somewhere Else

The PGA Tour’s state-of-the-art studio in Ponte Vedra Beach produces events with some commentators there and others not on site themselves.

Golf Monthly

After Nelly Korda And Charley Hull Called Out Slow Play, The LPGA Tour Has Taken Another Step Towards Fixing The Issue With Season-Long Tracker

The LPGA is introducing a new season-long tracker for bad hole times, with players being fined depending on how many they collect

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