Looking for his first green jacket, Rory McIlroy had an incredible start to his third round.
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Zach Johnson made six birdies during an eight-hole stretch making the turn, and despite a late bogey, he still managed to shoot 6-under 66 -- the best score by the 2007 champion in 65 career rounds at Augusta National.
Baseball Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. is roaming the greens of Augusta as a credentialed photographer.
The Masters has raised its prize money by $1 million for this year, making the total purse $21 million with $4.2 million going to the winner.
In his final Masters, Bernhard Langer missed playing the weekend by one shot, with his par putt on the 18th hole Friday narrowly off the mark.
Justin Rose is still in the lead at the Masters. He suddenly has a lot of all-star company around him.
The 67-year-old finished one stroke outside the cut line at his 41st and final Masters, capping off a career that spanned eras.
With names like Rose, McIlroy, Scheffler and DeChambeau all in contention, it is shaping up to be an exciting weekend at the Masters.
Earlier this week, we shared the odds for the Masters, highlighting some big names considered favorites to contend. As is the Masters policy, the field was cut to the top 50 players and ties after Friday’s second round. The cut line was two over par, just one shot below the historical average. Here are some pros who usually stick around for the weekend but won’t be there this year.
Russell Henley (79-68)
After a first round of 79, it was easy to count Henley out. He got things going early on Friday and was looking like he might pull it off. A bogey on the 18th hole ended his comeback attempt and he missed the cut by one.
Dustin Johnson (74-73)
Dustin Johnson, 2020 Masters champion, doubled the 18th hole in Round 2 and that was it for him. He came into the Masters having missed three of his last five major cuts and hasn’t looked sharp on LIV, either. Betting markets listed him at +160 to miss the cut.
Keegan Bradley (74-73)
Keegan Bradley made a double on the front nine Friday and never found his footing after that. Bogeys at 14 and 17 meant he needed a birdie on 18 just to have a chance and it didn’t happen.
Tony Finau (75-73)
Tony Finau was in trouble after Round 1. Despite a strong front nine in Round 2, three bogeys on the back derailed his hopes.
Rory McIlroy posted a bogey-free second round at the Masters on Friday, carding four birdies and an eagle en route to a 6-under 66 on the day.
Golf's everyman hero hasn't played the Masters since 2006, but every year he shows up in town to hang and sell merch.
One day after shooting a stunning 18-over 90 in the opening round of the Masters, Nick Dunlap improved his score by 19 shots, carding a 1-under round of 71 to miss the cut and finish 17-over.
Bryson Dechambeau posted a 4-under 68 that left him one stroke behind leader Justin Rose after his second round at the Masters.
Here is the full list of tee times for the third round of the 2025 Masters at Augusta National Golf Club.
Brooks Koepka's major made-cut streak came to a devastating end as he imploded on the 18th hole to miss the weekend at the Masters.
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Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau are golf's two most different stars. At the Masters, though, they're united by a shared struggle.
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What makes Augusta National's famously fast greens so uniquely terrifying? I spoke with a GOLF Top 100 Teacher to find out.
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Complete 2025 Masters tee times for Saturday's third round at Augusta National, featuring Justin Rose, Bryson DeChambeau and more.
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These are the two hardest clubs for pros to change before a tournament. Here's why these clubs become so personal.
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