AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF) – Saturday is “Moving Day” at the 89th Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club. The term refers to golfers who made the 36-hole cut trying to get themselves into position ...

There's no reason why Rory McIlroy's Masters win can't unleash more titles, writes Bob Harig. Plus, notes on Justin Rose, the LIV Golf-PGA Tour saga and Patrick Reed. At last, McIlroy slipped into a ...

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AUGUSTA — Oh, what a weekend the golf gods have gifted us at the 89th Masters. The only way the leaderboard through 36 holes could be more delicious would be if Tiger Woods was 10 years younger with ...

Bryson DeChambeau entered the fourth round of the Masters Tournament with a good chance of winning the event, as he was only two shots behind leader Rory McIlroy. The memory of what happened at the ...

McIlroy raced out to the best start the Masters has seen in its 91-year history, with six straight 3s on his scorecard that shot him into the lead Saturday and left him 18 holes away from that coveted ...

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Hello friends! Welcome to the Saturday edition of the Rogers Report at the Masters, where we have had a handful of celebrity sightings at Augusta National over the last few days. Not ...

AUGUSTA, Ga. – Augusta National Golf Club had once again brought Rory McIlroy to his knees. After easily the most emotionally draining day of his Masters career, McIlroy had nothing left. Doubled over ...

Over five months separate us from Bethpage, but whenever it is a Ryder Cup year, your eyes cannot help but wander. We are on the morning of what looks to be an all-time Masters Sunday. The golf gods ...

Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau are set up for a duel for the ages on Sunday at The Masters. McIlroy shot a 66 for the second straight day at Augusta National Golf Club to take a two-shot lead over ...

AUGUSTA, Ga. — Golf is famously a game of inches. And as Tyrrell Hatton learned the hard way on Friday afternoon at the Masters, it is sometimes also a game of feet. Hatton was in the thick of ...