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Bryson DeChambeau failed to make the Masters weekend after a disastrous 18th hole at Augusta National, needing only a bogey but ending in a greenside bunker and a triple to miss the cut; fans mocked his final-hole decision-making and bunker play, while commentators noted a week of off-iron performance and questionable course management.
Rory McIlroy shot 7-under 65 to take a six-shot lead after 36 holes at Augusta, the largest margin entering the Masters’ third round in history, while adding several Masters records and positioning himself for a potential back-to-back major bid.
Norway's Viktor Hovland publicly revealed his relationship with Tuva Dahl Jensen, a 27-year-old Norwegian schoolteacher who served as his caddie at Augusta's Par 3 Contest ahead of the Masters, where the pair shared a kiss on the ninth green; Jensen teaches in Moss and is the daughter of revue star Atle Jensen.
The Masters 2026 Round 1 viewing guide outlines TV and streaming options: Prime Video from 1–3 p.m., ESPN from 3 p.m. to about 7:30 p.m.; CBS Sports Network will air Masters on the Range for two hours, and ESPN will feature Welcome to the Masters (10 a.m.–noon). Masters.com and the Masters app offer multiple live feeds (range, on-course holes 4,5,6, Amen Corner, holes 15–16) plus two featured-group channels, along with the published Thursday tee times and groups to watch for rounds one and two.
Dry, warm conditions are forecast to make Augusta National unusually firm and fast for the Masters, a setup expected to separate contenders as greens hold only well-struck shots and precise drives pay off; players are already adjusting gear (Keegan Bradley mentioning a 7-wood) and the week is shaping up to be a demanding, potentially exciting test under light, variable winds.
Justin Thomas made a hole-in-one on the second hole with his daughter Molly Grace on his shoulders during the Par 3 Contest at Augusta National, celebrating a joyous family moment ahead of the Masters.
Starting in 2026, the Masters Tournament will revise its qualification criteria by removing automatic invites for winners of fall PGA Tour events and instead granting exemptions to winners of specific national opens, emphasizing international representation and aligning with the R&A's Open Championship qualifying process.
Augusta National Golf Club and The R&A announced a joint effort to align qualification criteria for the Masters and The Open, allowing winners and top finishers of select national opens to earn invitations, enhancing international pathways into both majors and recognizing the global strength of professional golf.
After winning his second Masters, golfer Scottie Scheffler expressed his eagerness to return home to his pregnant wife in Dallas. Despite his desire to celebrate with his family, he made a stop at a local dive bar before heading home. Scheffler's recent victory adds to his impressive winning streak, as he has now won three of the last four tournaments he's participated in.
Golfer Scottie Scheffler, fresh off his Masters Tournament win, was spotted at Inwood Tavern, a long-standing Dallas bar, where he blended in without much fuss. The Love Field-area watering hole has been open for 60 years and is known for attracting celebrities like actor Owen Wilson. Despite Scheffler's appearance, the bar seemed to be business as usual the following day.
Legendary announcer Verne Lundquist bid farewell to broadcasting at the 2024 Masters Tournament, marking his 40th year on the call and his final event. One of his most memorable calls was Tiger Woods' iconic chip-in birdie at the 2005 Masters, linking the two men together. Woods paid tribute to Lundquist at the 16th hole, shaking his hand and sharing a moment before the veteran broadcaster's retirement.
Scottie Scheffler won the Masters Tournament for the second time, earning $3.6 million from the $20 million purse, and joined Tiger Woods as the only golfer to win the Masters multiple times while being ranked No. 1 in the world.
Tiger Woods, despite finishing last at the Masters Tournament, remains defiant and optimistic about his future in golf despite his bleak prospects. Struggling with back pain and delivering his worst performance in 26 appearances, Woods remains determined to continue playing, expressing a desire to compete in major championships and showcasing a dedication to overcoming adversity.
Scottie Scheffler secured his second Masters championship with a dominant performance, finishing 11-under and beating the competition by seven strokes. Known for his unflappable demeanor, Scheffler's consistent play and mental fortitude make him a formidable force at Augusta National. Despite potential distractions, including impending fatherhood, Scheffler's focus and confidence suggest continued success in the future, as he solidifies his status as a top player in the golf world.
Scottie Scheffler wins the Masters Tournament for the second time with a final score of 11 under par, while Tiger Woods sets a new Masters record by making the cut 24 consecutive times but finishes 16 over par.