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Scottie Scheffler cruised to victory on the back nine while his competition faltered at the famed Amen Corner.
Dan Gartland|
Sunday’s final round marked the end of a legendary run by a Verne Lundquist.
Andy Nesbitt|
The Masters champ couldn’t wait to get home to his pregnant wife.
Andy Nesbitt|
The world No. 1 is an unintimidating nice guy, but Bob Harig writes how the inevitability of his game was felt Sunday at Augusta National as all his chasers fell away after mistakes.
Bob Harig|
Scottie Scheffler may not have been caught anyway, but Ludvig Åberg, Max Homa and Collin Morikawa sped up his coronation.
Gary Van Sickle|
The 2024 Masters champion is humble at heart.
Kristen Wong|
The final day of the 2024 Masters in the books. Here are the numbers that mattered most.
John Schwarb|
Scheffler won his second green jacket in two years and Verne Lundquist signed off in style. But for others, it was a tough finish to the week.
SI Golf Staff|
SI Golf’s writers and editors debate whether the world’s No. 1 player can win all four majors, and if he’s the best golfer since Tiger Woods.
SI Golf Staff|
The World No. 1 steadied his game Sunday afternoon while the contenders fell apart at Amen Corner. 
John Schwarb|
Golf fans had a field day with this one.
Kristen Wong|
Tiger Woods finished his 100th round at the Masters on Sunday with a round total of 5-over 77. This put his tournament total to 16-over, which is his worst 72-h
Madison Williams|
After his Sunday round at the Masters, Woods offered his first comments on the meeting which included Saudi Public Investment Fund governor Yasir Al-Rumayyan.
Bob Harig|
Tiger Woods and longtime commentator Verne Lundquist, who is announcing his final Masters this year, shared a classy moment after the 16th hole at Augusta National on Sunday.
Tim Capurso|
Yes, he was last, but the five-time champion was able to battle through his physical ailments for 72 holes and is already thinking about the rest of the year's majors.
Bob Harig|
Earning a Masters green jacket isn't supposed to be easy, but Augusta National's conditions this week have been especially trying.
Bob Harig|
The 33-year-old enters Sunday in unfamiliar territory.
Tom Dierberger|
Saturday at the Masters is in the books, and 18 holes remain to decide who dons the green jacket. Here’s a breakdown.
SI Golf Staff|
SI Golf’s writers and editors debate the increased purses at Augusta National, Bryson DeChambeau’s entertainment value and why golf fans love to watch Tiger Woods.
SI Golf staff|
Scottie Scheffler enters Sunday in first place, but his priorities remain the same.
Patrick Andres|
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