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Bernhard Langer was recently gifted a new personalized Mercedes-Benz in honor of his 41st and final start at Augusta National for the Masters. The one-off MANUFAKTUR S-Class features over 2,800 stitches to create embroidered Masters logos and Langer’s signature in the center console. The interior of the car includes removable Masters headrests with the years Langer won the tournament, making it a truly unique and personalized gift. This special car serves as a testament to Langer’s successful career in golf and his many accomplishments at the prestigious Augusta National. The Drive, Chip, and Putt finals took place the Sunday before…

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The 2025 Masters week is underway at Augusta National, and there are several burning questions surrounding the tournament. One of the key questions is how Scottie Scheffler’s hand is doing following a Christmas Day injury that forced him to miss some starts. Despite the setback, Scheffler has been playing well, with a T2 finish at the Texas Children’s Houston Open indicating that his hand is improving. Another question on everyone’s mind is whether this will finally be Rory McIlroy’s year to win the Masters. McIlroy has been in good form, winning twice in five starts and not finishing worse than…

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Augusta National is home to one of the most organized traffic jams, making it a tolerable experience despite the rain-soaked conditions. The community surrounding the historic club operates with precision, similar to a Scottie Scheffler 8-iron. The Tour trucks outside the main entrance remained open for business despite the poor weather conditions, offering a glimpse into what happens on a rainout day. During a rainout, Tour truck reps use the time to catch up on various tasks, such as re-gripping clubs, adjusting loft and lie angles, building new wedges, and occasionally providing new clubs for players to test. These days…

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Tiger Woods and Augusta National have recently announced a partnership to promote affordable golf and education in Augusta. This initiative will involve the construction of a new nine-hole course at the Augusta Municipal Golf Course, as well as the establishment of a TGR Learning Lab to provide educational opportunities in science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM). The development of these projects reflects a shared commitment to increasing access to high-quality programming and impacting the next generation in a tangible way. The collaboration between Tiger Woods and Augusta National aims to create an affordable and inviting golf experience, while also…

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Jordan Spieth is gearing up for the Masters tournament at Augusta National, hoping to win his second green jacket a decade after his first victory. As players arrive at the prestigious course, they are focused on fine-tuning their games to be ready for the major championship. Spieth, a former Masters champion, was spotted on the practice tee at Augusta National working on his swing in preparation for the tournament. Re-centering is a key move that separates professional golfers from amateurs when it comes to pure ball striking. This weight distribution technique plays a crucial role in generating clubhead speed and…

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The 2025 Masters Tournament is set to feature five amateur golfers, who, in addition to the tournament winner, will also have a chance to end up in Butler Cabin after the final round. The low amateur in the field will have the opportunity to sit across from Jim Nantz and Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley, continuing a tradition that has seen notable amateurs such as Bryson DeChambeau, Patrick Cantlay, and Tiger Woods in recent years. This year’s five amateurs include Jose Luis Ballester, Noah Kent, Hiroshi Tai, Evan Beck, and Justin Hastings. Jose Luis Ballester earned his spot in the…

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The 2025 Masters week got off to a soggy start as Monday practice rounds ahead of the tournament were rained out at Augusta National. The club sent out a notice informing patrons that they would not be allowed on-site until at least 8 a.m. due to overnight rains. Gate openings were delayed by 30 minutes, but rain continued to fall throughout the morning, leading to the suspension of practice rounds at 11:25 a.m. Patrons were evacuated from the grounds, and play was ultimately suspended for the remainder of the day. Refunds will be sent to purchasers of Monday practice round…

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Brian Harman’s recent win at the Valero Texas Open has brought attention to TaylorMade’s new prototype zero torque putter, the Spider 5K-ZT. This putter marks the company’s first entry into the zero torque putter space, which has been gaining popularity in the golf world in recent years. Harman made the switch to this new putter from his old TaylorMade Spider CB OS, which he had been using for almost a decade. The decision to switch putters paid off for Harman, as he had an impressive performance on the greens during the tournament, finishing sixth in the field in Strokes Gained:…

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