The New York Times – Sports:
After days of rain and dark clouds, the final round was sunny and clear with nothing but blue skies and green fairways providing a brilliant backdrop for Jon Rahm’s win.
Category: Golf
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Phil Mickelson Has Best Final Round in 30th Masters Appearance
The New York Times – Sports:
Mickelson, who withdrew from last year’s Masters Tournament as he took criticism for joining LIV Golf, earned a measure of redemption from fans by finishing in a tie for second place.
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Phil Mickelson Has Best Final Round in 30th Masters Appearance
The New York Times – Sports:
Mickelson, who withdrew from last year’s Masters Tournament as he took criticism for joining LIV Golf, earned a measure of redemption from fans by finishing in a tie for second place.
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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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At the Masters, Brooks Koepka Holds the Lead and Tiger Woods Withdraws
The New York Times – Sports:
Woods exited the tournament during the third round that finished around noon on Sunday. Koepka held a two-stroke lead over Jon Rahm head into the final round.
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Tiger Woods Withdraws from the Masters
The New York Times – Sports:
Augusta National Golf Club announced that Woods had exited the tournament during the third round. It was the second time in less than a year that he withdrew during a major tournament.
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Sunday’s Masters Plan: End the Third Round, Play the Fourth, Crown a Winner. Maybe Dry Out, Too.
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Plus, Fred Couples sets a Masters record.
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Tiger Woods Barely Makes the Cut at the Masters
The New York Times – Sports:
He finished Saturday’s weather-delayed second round at three over par for the tournament, making the Masters cut for a record-tying 23rd straight time. Brooks Koepka led at 12 under.
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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.