The Par 3 contest at The Masters is always a special event, producing some scintillating shots throughout the afternoon. Usually they’re off the tee, but Bubba Watson found a way to spice things up on the green midway through the action on Wednesday.

Amid Tiger Woods' absence at the Masters, there are plenty of star golfers expressing support for the star. Yet, communication is a challenge.

Every year on the Tuesday before the Masters Tournament starts, the former champions meet at the Augusta National clubhouse for dinner.

A decade-long push for a pink watch turned into one of the most personal pieces in golf. At first glance, the Richard Mille RM 38-02 Tourbillon Bubba Watson feels like the ultimate Augusta flex. A $2.

Fred Couples, Jason Day and Bubba Watson were among several players at Augusta National who were asked about Tiger Woods' abscence from this week's Masters Tournament.

Two-time masters winner Bubba Watson arrived at Augusta, but something didn’t feel right. “I thought maybe I was on the wrong day or something,” the 47-year-old said while describing what felt off. “It was weird because I was expecting more people.

“I was here that day,” Scottie Scheffler said Tuesday prior to the start of the 2026 Masters. “This tournament is a great experience to come to as a patron, and being able to be up close and see someone accomplish something that I dreamed of accomplishing at the time, I think is very inspirational.”

Scottie Scheffler, Bubba Watson, Jon Rahm, Rory McIlroy and Dustin Johnson are among the golfers who will compete in the 2026 Masters Tournament this week. Scheffler is considered the early favorite for the tournament and another Masters win would make him the first person to win the award for at least a third time since Tiger Woods,