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Justin Thomas, Jon Rahm, Phil Mickelson and Bryson DeChambeau all featured in the top shots from an eventful second day at The Masters.

After predictions that he would dominate Augusta National, DeChambeau had a meltdown on the third hole Friday that put him below the projected cut line with six holes of his second round left to finish on Saturday mornin...

Tiger Woods remained at 4 under with Masters play suspended because of darkness and will be just off the fairway with his drive at No. 11 when second-round action resumes Saturday.

Bryson DeChambeau is struggling to make the halfway cut at the Masters after his challenge was derailed by a lost ball and a triple-bogey seven early in his second round.

Dustin Johnson and Justin Thomas are tied for the lead as Danny Willett, Tommy Fleetwood and Justin Rose headed a strong English challenge on day two of the 84th Masters.

Woods started the third round just 4 shots off the lead and in the mix. Then his game stalled and his body began to give out. Here's how his third round, and hopes of another Masters title, fell away.

Tiger Woods admitted playing 26 holes on day three of the Masters had taken its toll after a third-round 72 effectively ended his hopes of defending the title successfully.

Jon Rahm saw his Masters hopes dealt an almighty blow after two uncharacteristic errors in consecutive shots during the third round at Augusta National.

Bryson DeChambeau revealed he was tested for coronavirus on Friday evening as he continues to be troubled by illness at the Masters.

A look at the groups and tee times for the third round of the 84th Masters at Augusta National.

The cut is coming on Saturday morning, but some of the youngest players are near the top of the standings.

McIlroy, still seeking a Masters win for a career Grand Slam, struggled in the first round at Augusta National but rebounded in the second.

Passes to the Masters are some of the most expensive tickets in sports. But with fans barred from Augusta National Golf Club and other venues this year, many resellers are under pressure.

There was no disputing that Adam Scott had the unluckiest break at the Masters on Friday, a wretched piece of poor fortune that fully tested the Australian's famous sense of equanimity.

Ariya Jutanugarn announced she has tested positive for the coronavirus and has pulled out of next week's LPGA Pelican Women's Championship in Florida.

Bernhard Langer will become the oldest player to make the 36-hole cut at the Masters, topping the record by Tommy Aaron in 2000 by 33 days.

There are some big names -- that's you, Bryson -- who will wake up with work to do on what will be a long and busy Saturday at Augusta National.

The ever-confident DeChambeau hit another wide shot that got lost and led to a triple bogey Friday. He followed that with two more bogeys.

Dustin Johnson and Justin Thomas were both disappointed not to be ahead of the chasing pack after having to settle for a share of the halfway lead at The Masters.