Dustin Johnson is the 2020 Masters champion. READ MORE
Dustin Johnson Captures Second Major at 2020 Masters
Author: Lukas Weese
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Justin Thomas Embraces Being in Contention at The Masters
Thomas knows he hasn’t played close to his best golf. If he’s going to capture that illustrious second major, he will need all parts of his game playing at a superior level. READ MORE
Tiger Woods Brings “Normality” to an Abnormal Masters
In a year like 2020, at a Masters tournament unlike no other, seeing Woods in the mix, even after 18 holes, is the smallest semblance of normality needed to know we are going to witness a drama-filled event. READ MORE
Augusta National Continues to Evolve with Lee Elder as Honorary Starter
As Lee Elder sends his ceremonial tee shot onto the green grass of the opening fairway, it marks a long-overdue transition from Augusta National’s roots into a more accepting future. READ MORE
A History of The Masters Not Held in April
Like anything in 2020, The Masters adjusted, taking place in November. It’s different and strange, no doubt, but at least golf has one of its most iconic events. READ MORE
Respect Earned: Inside the Los Angeles Lakers Historical Run to a Championship
Every championship team experiences adversity. Given the challenges the Lakers faced on and off the court, it makes their 17th title in franchise history taste even sweeter, setting themselves up for a decade of success. READ MORE
LeBron James, Anthony Davis Duo Shine in NBA Finals
It may not be the loudest, like Michael Jordan or Scottie Pippen. It may not have the drama, like Shaquille O’Neal or Kobe Bryant. What James and Davis do have is mutual trust and respect for each other. The selflessness that’s rare between two superstars, looking to dominate every time they step onto the court. READ MORE
Los Angeles Lakers Dominate Miami Heat in NBA Finals Game One
Lakers head coach Frank Vogel called a timeout to gather his team. Coming out of that pause, the Lakers became the Goliath, thanks to unlikely players. Kentavious Caldwell-Pope converted two critical three-pointers. Anthony Davis made a driving layup, thanks to an assist from Rajon Rondo. Even Alex Caruso, the dynamic undrafted guard, made a three-pointer late in the first quarter, giving the Lakers their first lead of the game. READ MORE
The Best Executive Golf Courses In The US: What Sets Them Apart From The Rest?
Do you enjoy playing golf, but don’t have 5-6 hours to wait on the group in front of you? An executive golf course is the same as a regular course, only a bit shorter. Instead of a par 72 that stretches out to 7,000 yards, an executive golf course might be a par 65 and only be 5,400 yards long. READ MORE
The Surgery at Winged Foot: Bryson DeChambeau’s U.S. Open Victory
By winning the U.S. Open, DeChambeau hopes this inspires younger people to think about golf in a different way. Don’t be afraid of failure and if there is a facet that needs fixing, practice to make it correct, as DeChambeau did on the eve of his first major championship win. READ MORE