In today's edition of Playing Through Change presented by Workday, Xander Schauffele (69) reflects on his performance during the 2nd round of the 85th Masters Tournament.
After a second-round 67 at The Masters, Justin Thomas still believes he could've had a couple more birdies on his card and he looks to correct his iron play over the weekend.
After the 2nd round of the 85th Masters Tournament, Jordan Spieth (68) reflects on the current state of his game and his ability to trust his shots off the tee
Justin Rose (72) describes the moment when he improved his approach during the 2nd round of the Masters and how he has benefitted from taking the last few weeks to prepare for Augusta.
Tiger Woods believed he was in Florida and had no memory of the events leading up to the single-vehicle accident on Feb. 23 in Rancho Palos Verdes, California.
Justin Rose shares his strategy for the first round of The Masters and how he was able to trend in the right direction to finish with a 65, his lowest score ever at Augusta National, for a four-shot lead.
Patrick Reed (70) reflects on his opening round at the Masters and why he enjoys playing at Augusta National, as well as how the course allows him to continue to innovate his game.
Webb Simpson, Jon Rahm, Xander Schauffele and Kevin Kisner reflect on the greens and how the layout of the course and playing conditions impact play and strategy at The Masters.
Tripp Isenhour takes a look at greens in regulations and how strong iron players like Justin Thomas, Dustin Johnson and Jon Rahm have great chances to capture the green jacket at Augusta National.
Brooks Koepka, Dustin Johnson, Bryson DeChambeau and Rory McIlroy reflect on the playing conditions at Augusta National and how wind and greens factored into their opening-round performances.
Jordan Spieth (71) reflects on his opening round at the Masters, what happened on his triple bogey and how a "short memory" and a better approach to Augusta National can help him rebound on Day 2.
Aside from leader Justin Rose and a few others, firm and fast Augusta National played fiery and mercilessly on Thursday at Augusta National. And boy, was it fun to watch.
Justin Rose (65) reflects on his first-round performance at The Masters and how hitting the right shots at the right time helped him take a comfortable four-shot lead at Augusta National.
Lee Elder, the first Black man to play in the Masters, discusses his legacy in golf and joining Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player as honorary starters to open play at Augusta National on Thursday.
In this week's college notebook, we look at Florida State's John Pak winning a school record-tying eighth tournament and Oklahoma State's victory without Austin Eckroat.
Justin Leonard and Brandel Chamblee make their picks for who will win the 2021 Masters Tournament, including Dustin Johnson, Justin Thomas and potentially Brooks Koepka.
Francisco Mollinari, Webb Simpson and Jason Day reflect on the 2020 Masters in November and how the playing conditions differ for the April Masters following the fastest turnaround in tournament history.
Masters chairman Fred Ridley addresses the media in regards to the Georgia voting law and says everyone should have the right to vote but is against a boycott, which would "burden" the workers at Augusta National.
Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva reports that Tiger Woods was driving around 84 to 87 MPH in a 45-MPH zone during the February car crash that hospitalized him with severe right leg injuries.
Fred Couples says he regrets not attending the final Champions Dinner with Arnold Palmer, and that he donated a driver from his winning golf bag to the Augusta National Golf Club from the 1992 Masters.
Masters Chairman Fred Ridley applauded the governing bodies' stance on distance, and said he views local rules, such as a special ball, as a last resort.
Chairman of Augusta National Golf Club Fred Ridley explains how the course conditions at Augusta National compare to last fall and why the greens will be "firm and fast" this week.
The pre-tournament talk at Augusta National this week hasn’t been all golf with Chairman Fred Ridley and a few competitors addressing the new Georgia voting bill.
Jon Rahn talks about his experience of becoming a father and says he is not concerned about taking some time away from the course before the 2021 Masters.
