Scottie Scheffler didn’t have his A-game at Augusta National but Paul McGinley reckons the American’s course management was key to a thoroughbred performance.

Masters champion Scottie Scheffler sent an ominous message to the golfing world trailing in his wake when he vowed not to take his eye off the ball as he looks to continue his dominance of the game.

Rory McIlroy insists it’s not yet time to go back to the drawing board to rebuild his swing after yet another disappointing week at the Masters.

The member in the green jacket said he’d see his friends later.

Scottie Scheffler recovered from his first major wobble to birdie the last and take a one-stroke lead into the final round of the Masters.

Rory McIlroy refuses to admit his 16-year winless Masters streak is a frustration for him and vowed to keep on trying to complete the career Grand Slam and join golf’s immortals.

Bryson DeChambeau might not be everyone’s cup of tea but he’s certainly not boring.

Shane Lowry produced a short game masterclass worthy of Tiger Woods to keep his Masters dream intact at a blustery Augusta National.

Rory McIlroy was looking on the bright side after he scrapped his way to a one-under 71 but found himself five shots behind playing partner Scottie Scheffler at the Masters.

Bryson DeChambeau fired a spectacular, seven-under 65 to take the Masters lead and admitted he messed up in 2020 when he said Augusta was a “par 67 for me because I can reach all the par fives in two”.

Rory McIlroy has been handed a stellar Masters draw alongside red-hot favourite Scottie Scheffler and Xander Scahuffele for the first two rounds.

Shane Lowry loves everything about the Masters — just don’t tell him you think he’s going to win.

Augusta National was bathed in brilliant spring sunshine for Masters Monday, but dark clouds are gathering on the horizon.

Paul McGinley played just twice in the Masters but he knows how it feels to want something so badly, it becomes almost impossible to perform.

Fred Ridley, Chairman of Augusta National Golf Club and the Masters Tournament, announced today that Denmark’s Thorbjørn Olesen, Japan’s Ryo Hisatsune and Chile’s Joaquin Niemann have accepted invitations to compete in the 2024 Masters.