Lucky patrons drop hundreds — many even thousands — of dollars on Masters merchandise, but some items are more important to buy than others.
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How to watch the final round of the 2025 Augusta National Women's Amateur on Saturday, including full Saturday ANWA TV coverage.
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A scoring error at the 1968 Masters knocked Roberto De Vicenzo out of a potential playoff. It also distracted from Bob Goalby's win.
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How to watch the 2025 Valero Texas Open on Saturday, including full Valero Texas Open TV coverage and streaming info for Round 3.
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Brian Harman shot a 6-under 66 at the Texas Open for his first 36-hole lead since Bay Hill in 2024. Keith Mitchell, who needs to win to make the Masters, trails by 4.
Patrick Reed shot a 5-under-par 67 for the first-round lead at LIV Golf Miami, with Bryson DeChambeau, Dustin Johnson and Phil Mickelson trailing by two shots.
Korn Ferry Tour golfer Ryan McCormick decided to control his anger by taping his mouth shut during Friday's round. Said McCormick: "I just figured I'd shut myself up."
At Augusta National, the consensus ballpark number of lost trees by way of Hurricane Helene is 900. Their absence is noticeable.
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Phil Mickelson is famous for doing wild-ish things to his bag setup to prep for the majors. The Masters tweaks are tame but still very Phil.
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Augusta National Women's Amateur co-leader Kiara Romero is competing with her sister Kaleiya by her side this week. Get caught up!
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The PGA Tour has rejected PIF's most recent offer to invest $1.5 billion into PGA Tour Enterprises, the tour's for-profit entity, which came with the caveat that the rival LIV Golf League would remain intact, sources confirmed to ESPN.
No one does limited-edition anything better than COBRA.
No one.
There, I said it, and I stand by it.
In the past month alone, COBRA has given us two jaw-dropping limited-edition drivers plus a seriously cool headcover collection with plenty of bite. You knew, you just knew, COBRA would be doing something cool next week’s showdown in Augusta.
Once again, COBRA does not disappoint.
The REVA Rise represents the third generation of Callaway’s REVA product family. The “Rise” name cleverly nods to the increasing participation of women in golf, a trend Callaway is clearly committed to supporting.
What makes this lineup particularly noteworthy is how it came to be. The REVA Rise was designed and brought to life with significant input from Callaway’s Women’s Golf Council, an internal group of Callaway employees focused specifically on women’s offerings. This is truly equipment driven by women, for women.
Given that foundation, it shouldn’t surprise you to learn that the intended audience is women – specifically those looking to make the jump from box sets to something more serious. That said, the REVA Rise could prove compelling for seniors and other slower-swinging men willing to overlook the Callaway script logo and the Good Good-adjacent teal colorway. If nothing else, the depth of the lineup speaks volumes about Callaway’s commitment to this segment of the market.
Callaway makes a point of explaining they’re not shortchanging women on technology. While it’s true you get a good bit of what’s baked into Callaway’s mainline offerings, what’s particularly notable is how robust the lineup is – especially in fairway woods and hybrids.
Here’s what you need to know.
Full 2025 Valero Texas Open tee times for Friday's second round in Texas, featuring Ludvig Aberg, Keegan Bradley and more.
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GOLF’s writers discuss Masters favorites, storylines, sleepers and more as the year’s first major starts next week.
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The 2025 Masters at Augusta National has arrived. Here's the complete Masters schedule, from TV times and channels, to full streaming info.
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How to watch the 2025 Valero Texas Open on Friday, including full Valero Texas Open TV coverage and streaming info for Round 2.
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With less than a week until the 2025 Masters, it’s officially time to get excited.
I can smell the azaleas from here.
If you are attending the tournament, I hope you have a blast. Few things in life fully live up to the hype but the Masters does.
We have a ton of patron-focused resources here for you. Perhaps you want to check out our “perfect one-day itinerary for first-time Masters patrons” story that was published a year ago or peruse a ranking of the top food items the Masters offers at its famously affordable concessions.
Search for “Masters” on this site and you will find an array of coverage that will ramp up next week.
We get asked a lot of questions about fitting. Recently, a newsletter subscriber asked if it makes sense for a 20-handicap golfer to get fitted for golf clubs.
I’ve got some thoughts on that.
I can’t count the number of times I’ve heard, “I’m not good enough to get fitted for golf clubs.” But here’s the thing: to me, that’s like saying, “I’m not good enough to get better.”
I can’t connect those dots. The logic just doesn’t make sense.
Sure, if you just walked off the course after your first-ever nine holes, it’s probably worth spending some more time on the course and on the range before booking a fitting session but if you’ve played enough to establish a 20 handicap (or better), you are absolutely good enough to get fitted for golf clubs.
Each year near the beginning of April my inbox is inundated with Masters-themed gear. Depending on who you ask, it’s either really annoying or really exciting.
In any case, it often leaves me wondering why everyone’s gear just ends up looking the same. Bright green, bright yellow and a whole lot of magenta.
I tend to gravitate towards the ones that are more tastefully designed … more well-thought out. So when Under Armour’s new “Going for the Green” dropped into my inbox, I couldn’t help but admire it.
Take a look for yourself. Ain’t she a beaut’? It’s understated and classy, but still implements a touch of fun.
Did you notice? To the untrained eye, it just looks like a smattering of azalea flowers. But upon closer inspection, there are golfing gnomes peaking out of the cascading flora.
