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Tony Finau injured his left ankle while participating in the Par-3 contest at the Masters.

Authorities say a tour bus headed to the Masters golf tournament flipped over on a Georgia interstate, injuring at least a dozen people.

A day after dislocating his left ankle celebrating a hole-in-one in the Par-3 Tournament and popping it back into place, Tony Finau made five birdies over 12 holes in the opening round at Augusta National and got to 4 un...

A Masters victory is all that separates the Northern Irishman from joining an exclusive club of five all-time greats. Take a look at how McIlroy's feat would rate if he conquers Augusta this weekend.

Woods, healthy again and playing well, is among the favorites in this year's tournament. Stay here for live scores, updates and analysis.

Tony Finau dislocated his left ankle celebrating a hole-in-one during the Par-3 Contest at the Masters on Wednesday, but X-rays came back negative.

Henrik Stenson led the European charge on the opening day of the Masters with a three-under 69.

Butch Harmon was in the Sky Sports studio at Augusta National on Thursday to answer some of the best of this week's #AskButch offerings.

Sergio Garcia saw his Masters title challenge unravel in record-breaking fashion after firing five balls into the water on one of Augusta's most iconic holes.

Several patrons heading to the Masters have been seriously injured after their bus overturned on the main interstate heading to Augusta National.

Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player have both spoken of the need for golf to tackle slow play – something which has re-emerged as a key discussion point in the sport.

Jason Day got closer to the Augusta patrons than he intended when a stray shot finished in a bizarre spot during the opening round of the Masters.

Harry Ellis described his first drive down Magnolia Lane as a dream come true, as the English amateur makes his Masters debut at the famed Augusta National.

Ahead of the 2018 Masters, live on Sky Sports, Sky Bet challenged some of the stars of the EFL to take on the Happy Gilmore challenge.

Sky Sports News presenters Jim White and Tom White put their golfing skills to the test and took on the Augusta challenge ahead of the Masters.