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‘They want me to go’: legendary caddie Carl Jackson will not return to Masters

The legendary Augusta National caddie Carl Jackson, who worked at a record 54 Masters tournaments, says he no longer feels welcomed at the event

The Guardian - UK

What happened at the Masters Champions Dinner 2023? Fuzzy Zoeller and others give us the dirt

The elephant in the room went unaddressed Tuesday evening at Augusta National.

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9 Biggest Storylines Ahead Of The 2023 Masters

There could be more fireworks than ever at the first men's Major of the year

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Sky Sports yet to agree deal for US Open golf as broadcast talks hit stalemate

Sky have yet to agree a deal after the initial proposal from the USGA was turned down

The Guardian - UK

'I'm A Little Concerned' - Ben Crenshaw On Potential Champions Dinner Tension

The 71-year-old hopes the divide in the men's game doesn't cause tension at this year's Masters Champions Dinner

Golf Monthly

Masters: Caddie Carl Jackson in good condition after car accident Friday outside of Atlanta

Jackson’s car was totaled in the crash.

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Did You Know The Masters Amateurs Can Stay In The Augusta National Clubhouse?

The Crow's Nest is located on the second floor of the clubhouse at Augusta National, but what exactly is it?

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Ex-Masters champion predicts 'tense' Champions Dinner with LIV rebels present at Augusta

This year's Champions Dinner at The Masters is set to be an awkward one with the return of a number of LIV Golf stars, and one man who will be around the table is two-time winner Ben Crenshaw

Daily Mirror

For a golfing vacation, Branson is a 'world-class destination'

BRANSON, Mo. — Kirk Elmquist wants Missouri golfers to know how lucky they are.

St. Louis Post-Dispatch

Photos: Te Arai Links in New Zealand fully opens South Course designed by Bill Coore, Ben Crenshaw

The resort has been dubbed by some to be “a 17-Mile Drive for the southern hemisphere.” These pictures are pretty breathtaking.

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Photos: Point Hardy Golf Club at Cabot Saint Lucia nears completion, and you need to see it to believe it

See the photos of some of the most visually dramatic oceanside golf holes ever built.

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Streamsong in Florida to begin construction on The Chain, a non-traditional short course, in March

The Chain by Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw will feature holes ranging in length from 90 to 275 yards when it opens this year.

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KemperSports buys Streamsong in Florida; Could a fourth full-size course be on the way?

In a wide-ranging Q&A, the CEO of KemperSports discusses the sale and the possibility of a fourth course.

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Golfweek’s Best 2023: Top 200 residential golf courses in the U.S.

Looking to live where you play? We have you covered with the top 200 residential golf courses in the U.S. for 2023.

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Golfweek’s Best 2023: Top 200 resort courses in the U.S.

From Oregon to South Carolina, we offer the Golfweek's Best ranking of top resort courses in the U.S.

Daily Mirror

Former Masters champion issues fears for iconic major amid LIV Golf drama

There are worries the huge LIV Golf and PGA Tour tension could make a mockery of this year's Masters, something two-time champion Ben Crenshaw doesn't want to see

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Q&A: Architect Tom Doak talks about his new course at Cabot Highlands in Scotland, modern design and more

Tom Doak lays out the Holy Grail of golf design, and it might not be what you think.

The National (Scotland)

Plans for Highland golf course backed as ‘essential’ for local economy

THE new owners of one of the biggest hotels in the Highlands have said the development of a world-class golf course at Coul Links in Sutherland is…

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Unsolved mystery: How did the flag at 18 become the caddie trophy?

It has become a tradition unlike any other. Every week on virtually every tour, the winning caddie grabs the flag on 18.

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Rooted in history, ready for the future

Constructed in 1901, the Pines Course at The International is steeped in history. Over 120 years later, a redesign breathes new life into a classic venue while honoring the vision of one of golf's historic greats. From the earliest days of golf in ...

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Cabot buys Castle Stuart Golf Links in Scotland with plans for a new name and a new course by Tom Doak

Canadian-based developer Cabot plans to expand Castle Stuart with a new Tom Doak-designed layout.

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Coming into full bloom: Once left for dead, The International has now blossomed into a thriving club thanks in large part to its members

As the season changes from spring to summer, the leaves (and allergies) make many golfers fully aware that everything is in bloom. As another golf season commences at The International Golf Club in suburban Boston, it has become quite apparent that ...

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Memorial golf honoree Ben Crenshaw recalls first time he met Jack Nicklaus — in a bathroom

Jack Nicklaus laughed at Ben Crenshaw’s telling of the story.

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The International sets the Gold Standard

In professional sports, there is always a "Comeback Player of Year" award or a feel-good story about an athlete or team who succeeded despite the odds or obstacles that stood in their way. The Boston sports landscape is no stranger to comebacks - ...

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Gary Player welcomed Hideki Matsuyama to Masters Club in Japanese and more from Tuesday’s Champions Dinner

“Hell, his English was better than half the people at my house after 10 o’clock," said 1979 winner Fuzzy Zoeller.

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