Past Masters winners gathered Tuesday evening at Augusta National for the tournament's annual Champions Dinner.

When Hurricane Helene stormed through the Augusta, Ga., area last September—more than 300 miles after making landfall in Florida—it caused millions of dollars in destruction throughout the region. Homes were leveled and thousands lost power, many for several days, with the impact still being felt in the community to this day.

Tuesday night at Augusta National Golf Club was the annual Champions Dinner celebrating Scottie Scheffler's win last year at the Masters, and now we have our first look at the evening.

These five players had the game to win at Augusta National but never claimed a Masters title (in one case, yet).

It’s not just the winner of the 2025 Masters Tournament who will end up in Butler Cabin after Sunday’s final round, sitting across from Jim Nantz and Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley. The low amateur will be there,

Despite that, the Silver Cup is still on the line this week for a group of amateurs in the field at the Masters — which would still be a life-changing feat and could help kickstart a PGA Tour career.

The week of festivities have already at Augusta National Golf Club with the first round of the 89th Masters fast approaching. As usual, the key question everyone's asking remains the same across the golf world: Who are you picking to win the green jacket?

One of the most significant weeks in golf is upon us, as the 2025 edition of The Masters at Augusta National is just days away, and the tension couldn't be more palpable as 12 hotshots from the Saudi-backed breakaway league LIV Golf,

The Masters Tournament marks the first major of the 2025 PGA Tour season. It’s time to watch the best golfers in the world compete at Augusta National Golf Club for a chance to wear the coveted green jacket.

Augusta National Golf Club chairman Fred Ridley announced Monday that five-time Masters champion Tiger Woods, who last won in 2019, and his TGR Design firm are crafting a nine-hole short course at the Patch,

Tiger Woods will design a new par-3 course at a municipal facility in Augusta, Georgia, that's in the middle of a renovation funded by Augusta National Golf Club.

Tiger Woods is planting roots in the Augusta community. Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley announced Monday at the 2025 Masters that the Augusta National Golf Club will partner with the five-time Masters champion to design a nine-hole short course as part of the renovation of the Augusta Municipal Golf Course,