Underneath all of Augusta National’s green jacket pretense lies a funny truth. This is why, perhaps, the golf public only offers only tepid criticism of the Masters’ comparatively restrictive ...
More than 200,000 residents in Augusta, Georgia, have been without power after Hurricane Helene rolled through the area, leading to speculation that Augusta National Golf Club, the home of the Masters ...
Augusta National Golf Club is top of mind with golf fans after Hurricane Helene hit Augusta, Georgia, leaving more than 200,000 residents without power. The Category 4 storm rolled through the ...
With so many golf nuts descending upon the town of 200,000, scoring a tee time can be tough. Augusta Country Club, which sits right next door to Augusta National, is a popular spot and its tee ...
Don't worry - we'll never share your data with them. Augusta National Golf Club is taking stock of the destruction caused by Hurricane Helene after the storm swept through Georgia. Having left a ...
Fred Ridley, the chairman of Augusta National Golf Club, said Thursday he was confident the Masters would be held as scheduled in April as the club directs its attention and resources to helping ...
There’s also a lot of buzz about what may or may not have happened at Augusta National. The golf club that hosts the Masters every year is in the Georgia town that got hit hard, with scenes of ...
One of the affected areas was Augusta, Georgia, home of Augusta National Golf Club, home of the Masters Tournament. After the hurricane passed, course chairman Fred Ridley made a statement ...
Augusta National Golf Club and the Masters Tournament, in partnership with the Community Foundation for the Central Savannah River Area, are making a joint $5 million donation to the Hurricane ...
Fred Ridley, Chairman of Augusta National Golf Club and the Masters Tournament, announced that the funds would go to the Hurricane Helene Community Crisis Fund, which will support life-saving aid in ...
SB Nation sat down with Smylie Kaufman to talk about numerous topics, including his rise to broadcasting prominence at NBC Sports.