Golf
The latest Golf coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Fred Couples breaks par, shows he stills fits at Augusta National
Hard to believe that a year ago, Fred Couples wondered whether Masters chairman Fred Ridley would want him to keep playing the tournament.
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Phoning home is different at the Masters, where cells are banned but calls are free
Attending the Masters is a new experience for Thomas Abraham this week, and it isn't just about the golf.
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Honorary starters keep Masters tradition going from the first tee
Jack Nicklaus, Gary Player and Tom Watson walked across the dew-soaked grass outside the Augusta National clubhouse to warm applause.
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The Masters stands out as golf’s most anticipated major
For a sport renowned for moving slowly, the Masters can't get started fast enough.
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Hurricane Helene’s impact takes Augusta National back in time
Some six months later, it's hard to tell anything was ever amiss at Augusta National after Hurricane Helene. What's missing? Hundreds of trees.
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Masters Par 3 Contest keeps mood light on Wednesday
While the Masters is arguably the easiest major to win, the Par 3 is much easier. That's because most players don't even try.
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Olympics adds mixed-team golf for 2028 Los Angeles Games
It's official: Mixed teams are coming to golf at the Los Angeles Olympics.
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Ferguson: Rory McIlroy and hopes for a Masters green jacket lie with his willingness to suffer heartache
Rory McIlroy had every reason to believe the Masters would be the first major he won.
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Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau are back in the fold at the Masters. It’s a rare occasion
For now, there's another tradition unlike any other at the Masters: The first opportunity in nine months for all the world's best players to compete against each other.
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Scheffler is back to defend his Masters title, if he can make it through the Champions Dinner safely
The prerogative of choosing the menu for the Champions Dinner at the Masters falls upon the defending champion, and Scottie Scheffler made an addition in his second go-around at those selections that underscored his wry sense of humor.
