
‘I’ve been on this course so much’: Rory McIlroy credits scouting trips for stellar Masters showing
The defending Masters champion skipped three PGA Tour events to practice at Augusta, where he has built up a ‘nice cushion’ with a six-shot lead
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Ichiro Suzuki statue unveiling goes awry as bronze bat snaps during ceremony
The longtime Mariners star laughed off a mishap at Friday’s ceremony outside T-Mobile Park, joking that Mariano Rivera had broken his bat again
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Rory McIlroy surges into six-shot Masters lead with stunning second-round flourish
Six birdies in final seven holes for defending champion in his second round left Rory McIlroy in charge of the Masters at the halfway stage
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MacIntyre dodges Masters media for second day after first-round misdemeanours
Officials are expected to reprimand Robert MacIntyre for his first-round expletives and middle-finger gesture, despite the Scot departing after round two
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Brandon Holtz, the amateur world No 3,262, swaps real estate for Masters
It would be odds-on that the 39-year-old is the lowest-ranked player ever to qualify for the Masters at Augusta
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The Masters 2026: day two golf updates from Augusta National – live
Join our writers for updates from the second round at Augusta National
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A lower-round AJ Brown to a 306lb missile: the 2026 NFL draft’s under-the-radar prospects
Fernando Mendoza will almost certainly go No 1 overall. But who are the players that teams may take a swing on after the big names have gone?
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Rory McIlroy holds share of Masters lead after flying start to his title defence
Rory McIlroy, the defending Masters champion, shares the lead with Sam Burns of the US after an opening 67 at Augusta
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McIlroy attacks Augusta as champion with big grin and hell of a swing
No longer like a man carrying a Ming vase across a slippery floor, the 2025 winner uses attack as the best form of defence
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Tom Watson blasts PGA Tour over returns of LIV Golf rebels Reed and Koepka
Tom Watson has lambasted the PGA Tour over its recent decision to allow Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed to return from LIV Golf
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