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English, Mitchell giving Baylor School two alumni in 87th Masters

AP photo by John Raoux / Harris English takes a swing on March 4 during the third round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, where he tied for second. English and fellow former Baylor School and University of Georgia standout Keith Mitchell are both in the field for the 87th edition of the Masters, which starts Thursday at Augusta National.
AP photo by John Raoux / Harris English takes a swing on March 4 during the third round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, where he tied for second. English and fellow former Baylor School and University of Georgia standout Keith Mitchell are both in the field for the 87th edition of the Masters, which starts Thursday at Augusta National. AP photo by John Raoux / Harris English takes a swing on March 4 during the third round of the Arnold Palmer Invitational, where he tied for second. English and fellow former Baylor School and University of Georgia standout Keith Mitchell are both in the field for the 87th edition of the Masters, which starts Thursday at Augusta National.

By David Paschall 6 min read

Imagine all the occasions, whether as Baylor School or University of Georgia teammates, in which Harris English and Keith Mitchell dreamed of playing at the Masters in the same year.

They will have that opportunity next week.

“I’ve thought about that,” Mitchell said this week. “I wish I had all the Masters quotes I’ve said over the years about either myself playing in it or other people playing in it with me. It would be fun to relive those moments.

“I’ve been a pro for almost nine years now, which seems crazy, and this is your goal. It’s what you work for, and you try to make it as realistic as possible instead of a dream.”

This will be the second Masters appearance for Mitchell, who tied for 43rd in 2019 with a 1-under-par 287. It’s the fourth trip for English, who missed the cut in 2014, tied for 42nd in 2016 and tied for 21st in 2021 at 288.