The 2025 Masters tees off this week. Here’s when it starts, predictions for winners and how to watch in Canada

The 89th iteration of the Masters, one of sport’s most iconic events, begins this week in Augusta, Ga. A field of 95 golfers will tee off at Augusta National on Thursday to begin their hunt for a chance to wear the coveted green jacket, which is given to the tournament champion every year.Only one Canadian has donned the jacket: Mike Weir, who won the 2003 Masters in a playoff. Because winning the tournament also comes with a lifetime invitation, Weir will be in the field on Thursday, along with three other Canadians: Corey Conners, Taylor Pendrith and Nick Taylor.The world’s

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Why the Masters iconic green jacket is the real prize of the tournament

Open this photo in gallery:The Masters' hallowed green jacket has an Augusta National patch stitched on its left breast pocket, three custom brass buttons, is lined with rayon and takes a month to produce at a cost of about US$250. A detail of a green jacket at Augusta National Golf Club on April 6.Michael Reaves/Getty ImagesThe 95 greatest golfers on the planet are gathered in Georgia this week to compete amidst the breathtaking azaleas, magnificent magnolias and towering pines at Augusta National. Sunday’s winner will receive US$3.5-million, but more importantly will be granted the right by the exclusive golf club

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