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Is this the week Rory McIlroy caps a career Slam? Is the Masters the best golf event to bet on? Who are our sleepers? Our panel of golf writers and gambling experts break down the week at Augusta.
SI Golf staff|
Brands make sure players are in their springtime best for golf’s most popular tournament.
Janice Ferguson|
The fact that all the game's best haven't faced off since last July's British Open is still not ideal—but at Augusta, Bob Harig writes, golf's split isn't the lead story.
Bob Harig|
Scottie Scheffler is the defending champion and Rory McIlroy is the hot hand coming into the best week of the year in golf.
John Schwarb|
The former U.S. Open and Masters champion spent over two years in prison; he won a PGA Tour-sanctioned event for the first time in more than a decade on Sunday.
Max Schreiber|
Withstanding blustery conditions much like the 2023 British Open, Harman held onto a Sunday lead to take a win into next week's Masters.
Max Schreiber|
The Georgia native will head to Augusta off his first win since the 2023 British Open.
Jeff Ritter|
The Australian won for the first time on LIV Golf after a tough weekend at the Blue Monster.
Jeff Ritter|
Mickelson had a short pitch to get on Doral's par-4 6th’s green. However, his shot clanked off the flagstick and rolled back into the water.
Max Schreiber|
Twenty years ago, Tiger Woods authored arguably his greatest shot at Augusta, which caddie Steve Williams still revels in—and can laugh at what happened immediately after.
Bob Harig|
Breaking down the live odds and prediction to win the Valero Texas Open ahead of the final round on Sunday.
Iain MacMillan|
The world No. 2's success early this season harkens back to some of his winningest years, which included major triumphs.
Janine Nicole Brown|
A week ahead of the Masters, Bernat Escuder came from behind with a 4-under par 68 in the final round.
Bob Harig|
The 2009 Masters champion did 30 months in prison, and his longtime teacher tells SI that Cabrera now needs golf more than ever.
Art Stricklin|
Just when he needed it most, Finau made a hole-in-one at the Valero Texas Open.
Matt Vincenzi|
The reigning U.S. Open champion got golf fans back on his side again, from standout play in majors to his wildly creative YouTube channel.
Bob Harig|
The LIV Golf broadcast has 240 people working in sync to create a show. SI went behind the scenes to learn more.
Matt Vincenzi|
LIV Golf’s current major champions were established before the league began, so in its fourth year the validation of a first-time major champion would be substantial, Matt Vincenzi writes. 
Matt Vincenzi|
The five-time major winner says his game is in a much better spot than last year, when he wasn’t a factor in any of the sport’s four biggest weeks.
Bob Harig|
The Saudi Arabia Public Investment Fund wanted assurances that LIV Golf could continue in its current form but the PGA Tour declined.
Bob Harig|
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