The field for the second Augusta National Women's Amateur is just as strong as the inaugural event in 2019.
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- SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. – Brooks Koepka is back.
- SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Phil Mickelson once famously competed in the 1999 U.S. Open with his mind on home, as his wife Amy was close to delivering the couple’s first baby.
- Almost a year to the day after the U.S. Golf Association and the R…
- LA QUINTA, Calif. – Si Woo Kim staked his claim to the presidency of the Pete Dye Fan Club on Sunday.
- For some, the news was good. For many others, there's always next year.
- Amelie and Alexandra Phung have had to wait almost a year to compete in the Drive, Chip and Putt National Championship. They earned their spot in the 80-player field, competing at the TPC River Highlands in 2019.
- The 2021 Masters is back - with limited fans this spring.
- Will spectators roam the grounds at Augusta National when the second Masters in six months rolls through this April?
- After 24 years, the golf world will see a different side of Tiger Woods competing in this weekend’s PNC Championship in Orlando, Florida. As a father.
- Leading up to the 2020 Masters Tournament, Dustin Johnson kept saying he was playing the best golf of his career and reiterated the message anytime he was asked during tournament week. His recent results on the PGA Tour were another obvious sign the…
- Just a month ago, Dustin Johnson was holed up in a Las Vegas hotel room self-quarantining for 11 days after testing positive for COVID-19.
- 2020 Masters Tournament final prize money distribution. See what payout each player received.
- Cameron Smith became the first golfer in the 84-year history of the Masters Tournament to shoot four rounds in the 60s at Augusta National Golf Club, and he still got lapped by five strokes.
- Two critical first-nine mistakes exposed Sungjae Im’s inexperience Sunday in the final round of the 2020 Masters. Otherwise, he enjoyed a brilliant debut.
- Neither his two children nor his mother were waiting just past the 18th green to enthusiastically embrace a revived, triumphant Masters champion as they were in 2019.
- Sunday didn’t turn out how Justin Thomas hoped, but he’s eager for April and the next Masters.