Sold out, talent wasted: Smith torched after Masters disaster
Once the world No.2, Cameron Smith now sits 127th. A top US golf analyst says the LIV defector has squandered a career that was destined for greatness.
Once the world No.2, Cameron Smith now sits 127th. A top US golf analyst says the LIV defector has squandered a career that was destined for greatness.
Just two strokes separate course leaders Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau going into the final round at Augusta, with the Northern Irishman gunning for a spot in golf’s most elite club.
Jason Day is four shots off the pace and well in contention at the turn in the 2025 Masters, and can trace his resurgence to a text sent to his former coach in January.
Golf war’s civil war may never end, according to two of the greatest to ever play the sport – with LIV defector Phil Mickelson catching stray barbs from one legend.
World No.1 Scottie Scheffler has an extraordinary slice of history in his sights – but even he trails a surprise leader. And then it was all about Rory McIlroy and his late-day meltdown.
Jason Day thinks about his fade out at the 2013 Masters “all the time” but the Australian star has a chance to atone after climbing into contention with a strong first round.
Min Woo Lee is being wooed by two schools of thought on how to get the best out of his outstanding talent. Let him cook? Or steer him on a different path that one Aussie great believes could lead to greatness. Either way, he could be a winner.
Masters chiefs have revealed the extent of the damage caused to Augusta National by Hurricane Helene – with towering Georgia Pines wiped out by the 200km/h wins.
With Tiger Woods out, there’s a hole to fill at Augusta. Rory McIlroy looks primed to take over as the sentimental favourite, but can he end his 11-year drought?
Former world number one Jason Day believes fellow Aussie Min Woo Lee has the tools and mental capacity to be world number one, but says he will have to work to make the next step.
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