QUESTION: The Augusta National Golf Club has stated it will revoke any member on their ticket list if they find that tickets have been scalped in any way. Is there a possible way, aside from purchasing the scalped tickets outright, that the club can find out who sold the tickets? I have been to the […]
Bubba Watson’s son has his very own Masters green jacket
April 21, 2012 by
Bubba Watson’s son Caleb may be a few years out from qualifying for the Masters, but the kid already has his very own green jacket in the closet. On Saturday, Watson tweeted a photo of his Masters green jacket alongside a mini-me version for his son, replete with matching white slacks and Travis Mathew shirt […]
Bubba Watson admits the only call he took after his Masters win was from Justin Bieber
April 19, 2012 by
Bubba Watson is one interesting dude. You’d think after winning the Masters he’d want to field a couple calls from family and childhood friends to discuss his playoff victory, but as Watson told an E! reporter during Tim Tebow’s charity golf tournament, the only person he talked to on the phone on Sunday following his […]
The 2012 Masters is Phil Mickelson’s to lose
April 8, 2012 by
AUGUSTA, Ga. — I realize I may well be jinxing the hell out of Phil Mickelson by saying this, but here it is: The 2012 Masters is his to lose. Consider history. Mickelson has won here three times already. He knows every element of this course, every hill and dale and skid of the green. […]
Phil Mickelson puts together a sensational back-nine run at the Masters
April 7, 2012 by
We’ve seen Phil Mickelson produce some incredible moments over the years at the Masters. When you have three green jackets people expect a certain level of golf when you step on the ground at Augusta National, but on Saturday afternoon under a cloudless spring afternoon, Phil Mickelson raised those expectations to a level the likes […]
Your handy Masters viewing guide for Saturday
April 7, 2012 by
The third round of the Masters is underway, and while the powers-that-be at Augusta don’t make it quite as easy for you to see every shot as some other tournaments, they’ve nonetheless opened the virtual doors a lot wider. If you have one of those fancy smartphones or pads and haven’t picked up the Masters app, […]
Five things we learned from Thursday’s opening round of the Masters
April 6, 2012 by
It’s Masters week and there are a ton of stories going on all at once, so in an effort to condense things for you a bit, here are five things we learned from Thursday’s opening round of the Masters. Lee Westwood looks like a good pick to be right there on the weekend — If […]
