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McIlroy called the PGA Tour vs. LIV Golf dynamics at Augusta National a “nuanced situation.”
Gabrielle Herzig|
The three-time Masters champion was absent from the Augusta National press conference schedule by choice.
Gabrielle Herzig|
The ruling means that LIV players maintaining DP World Tour membership, such as Ian Poulter and Patrick Reed, may not compete.
Alex Miceli|
Following a significant makeover, Augusta National’s celebrated Par 3 Course is ready for its close-up.
Joe Passov|
The 2020 Masters champion doesn't see himself going for the lengthened par 5 in two shots.
Alex Miceli|
Viktor Hovland was vocal about his confidence heading into the 2023 Masters with a refreshed approach to chipping.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Back issues have forced the Australian to change his swing and he's finally seeing results.
Alex Miceli|
Gary Van Sickle has persevered like the Georgia pines and is covering his 40th Masters this week. He remembers plenty from the first 39.
Gary Van Sickle|
Leading brands make sure their players are wearing their springtime finest for the most popular event in golf.
Janice Ferguson|
Dustin Johnson, Bryson DeChambeau and other LIV players were spotted wearing their team logos at Augusta National.
Gabrielle Herzig|
The 1992 Masters champion also called Sergio Garcia a "clown" and has not taken kindly to criticism of the PGA Tour from LIV players.
Bob Harig|
Conners and Koepka roll into Augusta this week, while a few other players plummeted in our latest top-100 list.
Jeff Ritter|
Augusta National staff members thought Gordon Sargent—the world No. 1 amateur—was on site for an annual competition for 7-15 year-olds.
Gabrielle Herzig|
Tiger Woods is playing a practice round with Rory McIlroy, Freddie Couples, and Tom Kim.
Andy Nesbitt|
Who looks ready to slip into a green jacket? Which favorites could disappoint? Could a deep sleeper surprise? Our panel of gambling experts, fantasy players and golf writers break down the field.
SI Editorial|
Rain and scattered thunderstorms are expected this week at Augusta National.
Gabrielle Herzig|
The Saudi-backed circuit has only played three times leading up to the year's first major, in its 54-hole, no-cut format.
Bob Harig|
Six past champions are LIV members and other champions have been outspoken in recent weeks about the Saudi-backed league.
Bob Harig|
The year's first major is always highly anticipated but this week at Augusta National may have more storylines than ever.
John Schwarb|
From LIV Golf and its players' Masters eligibility to the golf ball and course changes, Fred Ridley's Wednesday meeting with media figures to be very newsworthy.
Bob Harig|
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