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McIlroy's surge at Augusta continued Saturday in incredible fashion.
Blake Silverman|
Chasing the career Grand Slam, McIlroy opened birdie-eagle to take the lead and shot 32 for his first nine holes.
Bob Harig|
What a start to Rory's third round at Augusta.
Blake Silverman|
As golf’s gold rush continues, the Masters reached a new high mark with its prize pool.
John Schwarb|
While many wrote off the Grand Slam quest after Round 1, the Golf Channel analyst pumped the brakes then said Friday may have been the "most important round" of McIlroy's career.
Kyle Koster|
The third round of the Masters is about to tee off, and if you're looking to get in on the action on Saturday, you've come to the right place. DraftKings Sports
Iain MacMillan|
Breaking down five 2-ball bets for the third round of the 2025 edition of the Masters.
Iain MacMillan|
What a day for Scheffler.
Liam McKeone|
Giving you two live bets to consider heading into the weekend at the 2025 edition of the Masters at Augusta National.
Iain MacMillan|
Justin Rose held his lead but multiple major champions are close behind, leading the SI Golf team to wonder who the frontrunner for green jacket is.
SI Golf staff|
With this week’s Masters, Rahm has played five majors since leaving the PGA Tour and hasn’t been a factor in any of them. Michael Rosenberg wonders if that switch has cost Rahm dearly.
Michael Rosenberg|
Jose Luis Ballester, who missed the cut Friday, apologized to Augusta National officials after an on-course restroom break Thursday.
Bob Harig|
While Bryson DeChambeau is in the hunt heading to the weekend at Augusta National, a number of his fellow LIV Golf and former major champions are heading home.
John Schwarb|
DeChambeau is contending again at the Masters, one shot back after 36 holes. All of his recent successes and failures may have led to this opportunity to win the green jacket.
Brian Giuffra|
One day after two late double bogeys seemingly ended his title chase, the world No. 2 regrouped in Round 2 to soar up the leaderboard.
Bob Harig|
A disastrous stretch for Young.
Liam McKeone|
Robinson admires how unbothered his fellow Longhorn looks while on the course.
Brigid Kennedy|
The five-time major champion won't be playing the weekend at Augusta.
Michael Kadlick|
He put himself back up on the leaderboard thanks to a great second round performance.
Madison Williams|
PGA Tour rookie Matt McCarty is a surprise contender entering the weekend at Augusta National.
Matt Vincenzi|
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