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What can we expect next from Rory McIlroy? Who disappointed at the Masters? Will Scottie Scheffler add to his major total this year? We answer some big questions following the 2026 Masters.
Jordan Spieth didn’t exactly light up Augusta National on Sunday. His closing round of 4-under 68 included holing a bunker shot from behind the par-5 13th green for eagle, and making a 15-foot birdie putt on the final hole.
Sergio Garcia apologized Tuesday for his tantrum during the final round of the Masters when he tore up the turf after a bad drive on the second hole and then broke his driver against a bench.
Sergio García issued an apology on social media Tuesday for his outburst during his final round of play at the Masters on Sunday.
The passing comment Fred Couples said to his caddie on the 12th hole of the opening round at the Masters was worth another listen when Rory McIlroy slipped both arms into the green jacket for the second year in a row. “Rory may never lose this thing again after last year,” Couples said.
Rory McIlroy went from becoming the sixth player with the career Grand Slam to only the fourth player to win the Masters two years in a row. So where does he go from here?
Sergio Garcia broke his driver on No. 2 at Augusta National after an outburst on the tee box Sunday and was issued a code-of-conduct warning, a first at the Masters.
After seeing a six-shot lead erased on Saturday and falling behind early on Sunday, McIlroy still found a way to secure his second green jacket.
Tyrell Hatton can’t wait to see his soon-to-be born daughter in white Masters coveralls next year at Augusta National.
Collin Morikawa was thrilled to finish tied for seventh at the Masters at 9-under 279 after dealing with a back injury and spasms.
Scottie Scheffler conjured a moment of brilliance on the 15th hole and nearly re-created a classic Masters moment on No. 17. He played the final two rounds without a single bogey.
Rory McIlroy had to wait more than a decade to win the Masters and complete the career Grand Slam. He only had to wait a year to take home a second green jacket.
Canada’s Corey Conners and Nick Taylor didn’t have their best performances during Sunday’s final round at the 90th Masters from Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia.
Sergio García and Jon Rahm were in the same group for the final round of the Masters, a Spanish duo of former champions that added some spice to the early pairings of players out of contention.
The Masters looked as if it might be a runaway entering the weekend. Moving day changed all of that.
Rory McIlroy never seems to make anything easy at the Masters. McIlroy’s roller coaster round included three bogeys, four birdies and a double-bogey for a 73, which dropped him to 11 under for the tournament.
Shane Lowry became the first player with two career holes-in-one at the Masters, adding one Saturday at the sixth hole during his third round at Augusta National to the ace he made on the 16th during the final round of the 2016 tournament.
Scottie Scheffler shot a 31 on the front nine at Augusta National on Saturday as the field at the Masters began the tall task of trying to chase down leader Rory McIlroy.
Canadian Corey Conners turned in a 1-under 71 on moving day at Augusta National on Saturday, his first under-par round at this year’s Masters.
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