The New York Times – Sports:
Whether LIV can outrun Trump’s shadow, and whether it even wants to, could do much to shape how the league is perceived in the years ahead, particularly in the United States.
Author: Alan Blinder and Doug Mills
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An Eye on the Sky Fine-Tunes the Golf Tournament Below
The New York Times – Sports:
Few professional sports scrutinize weather forecasts like golf. The P.G.A. Championship, played in meteorologically challenging western New York, has been a test.
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Jon Rahm Wins His First Masters
The New York Times – Sports:
Rahm trailed Brooks Koepka by two strokes at the start of Sunday’s final round but surged as Koepka faltered to claim his second major tournament victory.
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Signed, Sealed and Delivered: the Masters Prize Besides a Green Jacket
The New York Times – Sports:
So personalized that they include the signatures of every player in a Masters Tournament field, the trophies shipped to winners are deeply cherished but barely known.
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Brooks Koepka Seizes Masters Lead After 2nd Round
The New York Times – Sports:
The LIV golfer was at 12 under with a three-stroke lead after two rounds when play was suspended because of inclement weather.
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Forecast for the Masters: Water, Water Everywhere
The New York Times – Sports:
Plus, Mike Weir had to figure out the back nine by himself, and Will Zalatoris got yet another dose of terrible luck.
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Augusta National, Playing Easy for Now, Has Three Atop Masters Leaderboard
The New York Times – Sports:
The opening round of the first Masters Tournament of the LIV Golf era ended with a blend of PGA Tour and LIV players tied at the top.
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Masters Invitations Endure as a Signature Detail for the Tournament
The New York Times – Sports:
Putting and chipping aside, a crucial step on the journey to winning a coveted green jacket is making sure to R.S.V.P.