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The latest Golf coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Sports section.
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Masters leader Brooks Koepka, finally healthy, regains major confidence
It never really mattered how much or how well Brooks Koepka was playing. The majors always seemed to bring out his best on the golf course.

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Masters halted as storms bring down trees at Augusta National
Weather was expected to be a factor at some point in the 87th Masters. It certainly was Friday afternoon.

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Koepka living large at Masters, leads with Rahm and Hovland
Brooks Koepka carved out a new identity that sure looked familiar Thursday in the Masters.

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Tiger Woods’ painful Masters walk results in opening 74
Tiger Woods split the fairway with his opening shot Thursday, confidently plucking his tee from the ground before his ball had even landed, and set off with grim-faced determination for a steamy trek around Augusta National.

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LIV and let live: Masters still about who wins green jacket
Masters Chairman Fred Ridley sat among 33 champions in green jackets at golf's most exclusive dinner. It was a time to celebrate Scottie Scheffler as the most recent winner, to share laughs, memories and even a few tears.

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Phil Mickelson back at Masters, but it’s not quite the same
Phil Mickelson was back at Augusta National on Tuesday, and there were times when it felt as if nothing had changed.

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Tiger Woods admits uncertain future on playing Masters
Tiger Woods is back at the Masters, along with his slight limp.

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Masters week begins with peace on the practice range
Cameron Smith returned this week to Augusta National, which he refers to as his "happy place," with a small measure of trepidation.

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Golf roundup: Brooks Koepka wins LIV-Orlando days before Masters tees off
Brooks Koepka feels healthier than he has in a long time. And now the four-time major champion heads into the Masters fresh off a victory.

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English, Mitchell giving Baylor School two alumni in 87th Masters
Imagine all the occasions in which Harris English and Keith Mitchell dreamed of playing at the Masters in the same year.
