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Bryson DeChambeau made an electrifying birdie putt on the 18th hole to close out the third round of the 2025 Masters. While he played second fiddle to Rory McIlroy for much of the round, DeChambeau managed to steal back the momentum with his impressive finish. McIlroy had a strong start with birdie-eagle over the first two holes, taking over the lead at the Masters. However, DeChambeau stayed in contention and made his move late in the round, finishing with three consecutive birdies to narrow McIlroy’s lead to two shots heading into the final round. DeChambeau’s birdie bomb on the 18th…

Pimento cheese is a beloved snack that is often associated with the Masters golf tournament at Augusta National. The famous sandwich can be enjoyed for just $1.50 at the tournament, but for those watching from home, making it is a simple and delicious option. Chance Cozby, also known as @3piecesofpecan on social media, demonstrated how easy it is to make pimento cheese with a quick video. With just a few key ingredients including grated cheddar cheese, mayo, pimentos, cream cheese, and a few seasonings, you can create your own batch of this tasty spread. The preparation process for pimento cheese…

The 2025 Masters is set to crown a new champion on Sunday in Round 4 at Augusta National, and CBS will be providing TV coverage for the majority of the final-round action. In addition to CBS, viewers have other options to watch the tournament, including online streaming platforms like ESPN+, Masters.com, the Masters App, and Paramount+. The TV coverage for Sunday’s final round at Augusta will be an hour longer than other recent Masters, with CBS and Paramount+ offering seven hours of live coverage combined for players like Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau. For those who prefer to watch the…

Ken Griffey Jr., the former professional baseball player known for hitting 630 home runs, recently found himself in a new role as one of the Masters’ photographers at Augusta National. Despite his fame, he tried to keep a low profile on the golf course, carrying a Sony Alpha 1 camera with two large lenses. Griffey’s journey into sports photography began when he started taking photos at his children’s sporting events, wanting to capture moments of their performances. His interest in photography grew, leading him to shoot cars and action photography at races, eventually landing him a job at the Masters.…

In the heat of competition at the Masters, Bryson DeChambeau emerges as the daring protagonist, ready to challenge favorite Rory McIlroy for the championship victory. The dynamic between the two players sets the stage for a dramatic showdown, reminiscent of their clash at the U.S. Open at Pinehurst. McIlroy, the seasoned veteran, cautiously navigates Augusta National while DeChambeau exudes confidence and boldness, ready to take on any challenge that comes his way. DeChambeau’s fearless attitude and unapologetic approach to the game make him a compelling figure, drawing attention and admiration from fans and critics alike. His rivalry with McIlroy adds…

Shane Lowry, the 2019 Open champion, started the third round of the Masters three strokes off the lead and looked in a good position to contend for the title. However, a disappointing finish saw him bogey the final two holes, starting Sunday seven off the lead. Lowry’s frustration was evident in his post-round comments, where he expressed disappointment with his finish but also acknowledged the opportunity ahead on Sunday. Collin Morikawa’s recent comments on media obligations in golf have sparked a conversation within the golf community. Morikawa, who has been vocal about the need for players to have time to…

When the sun set over Augusta National after the third round of the Masters, Bryson DeChambeau was on the range with his coach, Dana Dahlquist, working on improving his performance for the final round. Despite being in second place, DeChambeau knows that hitting only 50% of greens in regulation like he did in the third round will not be enough to secure the green jacket. He acknowledges that he needs to focus on hitting more greens to have a chance at catching the leader, Rory McIlroy. DeChambeau’s post-round range session provided insight into his strategy for the final round. During…

The 89th Masters tournament saw two contrasting performances from Rory McIlroy and Bryson DeChambeau in the third round. McIlroy’s awe-inspiring six-under 66 briefly gave him the lead, while DeChambeau’s three-under 69, capped with a nearly 60-foot birdie bomb, pulled him within two of McIlroy. The energy and demeanor of the two players on the course were starkly different, with McIlroy remaining focused and composed, while DeChambeau embraced the excitement and engaged with the patrons, creating a thrilling atmosphere on a Saturday at Augusta National. DeChambeau’s high-energy approach to the game was on full display during the Masters, with moments like…