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A total of 18 LIV golfers played the Masters but that number isn't likely to be duplicated as long as the Saudi-backed tour can't get world ranking points.
Bob Harig|
Amateur Sam Bennett didn't secure one of the spots for the 2024 Masters, but two PGA Tour players did.
Bob Harig|
No reason was given as to why the world No. 3 is missing the designated event.
John Schwarb|
Mickelson’s leap in our data-driven list was eye-popping, and he’s not the only player to see a big change coming out of Augusta.
Jeff Ritter|
Working his first Masters as CBS’s lead analyst, the South African showed he belongs in the chair with cliché-free candor, John Hawkins writes.
John Hawkins|
Patrick Cantlay woke up Monday morning as the Masters villain.
Andy Nesbitt|
The 26-year-old withdrew from the Masters last Thursday and had surgery on Saturday.
John Schwarb|
Woods gave the ball to a 9-year-old fan during the tournament, and he held on to it ever since.
Joseph Salvador|
Jon Rahm rallied to win, Phil Mickelson rallied to place and Tiger Woods withdrew on a memorable day at Augusta National.
Jeff Ritter|
Phil Mickelson jumped 353 spots and into the top 100 in the Official World Golf Ranking, and he also rose 132 spots in the Sports Illustrated World Golf Ranking.
Alex Miceli|
The four-time major champion didn’t get a green jacket at the Masters, but he defeated LIV Golf skeptics and those who wondered if he could come overcome injuries to contend again in the majors.
Farrell Evans|
Jon Rahm managed his game and the pressure perfectly on Sunday afternoon to become the fourth Spaniard to win a green jacket.
Michael Rosenberg|
The Cardinals tight end was an unlikely contributor to his friend’s victory.
Patrick Andres|
Spieth came to the Masters off a too-busy Tour schedule but still rallied for a top-4 finish.
Alex Miceli|
The 52-year-old three-time champion finished T2 behind a Sunday-best 65, a score he hadn't shot at Augusta National in 27 years.
Bob Harig|
Koepka, one of the faster players in professional golf, didn’t seem very happy with the pace of play at Augusta on Sunday.
Gabrielle Herzig|
A Panda Express fortune cookie might have predicted Rahm’s win at Augusta National.
Gabrielle Herzig|
The Spaniard has already won four tournaments this year.
Madison Williams|
The Rahm family will never forget this moment.
Andy Nesbitt|
Rahm withstood an early battle with Brooks Koepka and a late surge from Phil Mickelson to win at Augusta National.
Gary Van Sickle|
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