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After missing the cut at the Masters, Kisner spoke about his recent driver issues in the most relatable way possible.
Gabrielle Herzig|
A total of 12 LIV golfers made the cut at Augusta National.
John Schwarb|
The five-time champion won’t win the tournament but making a record-tying 23rd cut is another victory, but consequential nonetheless.
Bob Harig|
Unfavorable conditions didn’t help some players during Saturday’s delayed finish to the second round, but Rahm prevailed while Tiger made the cut.
Alex Miceli|
Augusta National's par-4 5th hole has had its own recent renovations, and this year it remains a scorecard-wrecker that most fans fail to visit.
John Garrity|
Notable players who will not play the weekend at Augusta National include a four-time major champion and a handful of LIV Golf members.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Woods signed for a 73 on Saturday and joined two players at the top of an impressive list.
Jeff Ritter|
The 63-year-old accomplished an amazing feat after finishing his second round at Augusta National.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Woods hit a shot on the 15th hole that was eerily similar to one that caused controversy exactly 10 years ago.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Oothuizen, a two-time Masters runner-up, has battled an elbow injury and had no chance of making the cut.
Jeff Ritter|
Three trees fell in the woods (and thankfully no one was hurt), Brooks Koepka took over and Tiger and Phil continue to turn back the clock.
SI Golf staff|
The PGA Tour won its battle to delay the trial date in its case against LIV Golf after Judge Beth Labson Freeman became frustrated with LIV Golf and PIF attorneys in a Friday hearing.
Alex Miceli|
Play at Augusta National was suspended on Friday evening. Here’s what you can expect for the remainder of the tournament.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson hung in, Rory McIlroy checked out, an amateur continued his ascent and Brooks Koepka took over.
Gary Van Sickle|
The Australian was within three shots of the lead walking off the 13th hole, then his round unraveled.
Farrell Evans|
After a shocking 72-77, Rory McIlroy's 2023 Masters is over. And time marches on.
Bob Harig|
Objectivity and decent humor are in short supply, John Hawkins writes, and the Masters leader's knee shouldn't be a talking point anymore.
John Hawkins|
A possible information exchange between the tournament leader, Gary Woodland and their caddies sparked controversy.
Bob Harig|
The trees fell just before the horn blew and the course was evacuated at the 2023 Masters.
Bob Harig|
Tiger Woods has an incredible history at Augusta National, and this week he can place his name at the top of the list for a prestigious record.
Jeff Ritter|
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