When Big Phil met the Big Silence: how Mickelson’s Masters love affair cooled

The three-time champion is no longer a fan favourite, with Jack Nicklaus reflecting the lack of enthusiasm for him

Spanish amateur golfer urinates into creek during opening Masters round

It’s one way to take relief – José Luis Ballester paused his round on the 13th hole to urinate into Rae’s Creek at Augusta National

McIlroy’s Augusta quest more about psychology as Scheffler lies in wait

World No 2 makes 11th attempt at career grand slam but others in his way include Ludvig Åberg and Shane Lowry

LA 2028 Olympics adds swimming sprints and mixed-gender gymnastics

Sprint-distance swimming races and mixed-gender events in gymnastics and golf are among the additions to the programme for the 2028 LA Olympic Games

Augusta provides an unexpected oasis amid the Trump maelstrom

In this corner of Georgia you notice Donald Trump mostly by his conspicuous absence from the conversation

Augusta National chair defends allowing Cabrera to return to Masters

The former champion served a 30-month jail sentence for crimes against former girlfriends, with the decision to let him play at Augusta drawing criticism from women’s rights groups

Augusta National finds place in heart of city after ravages of Hurricane Helene

Georgia is still recovering from the impact six months on and the famed Masters course will look different as a result

McIlroy says accepting ‘heartbreak’ at Augusta can aid Masters pursuit

Rory McIlroy believes acceptance of the ‘heartbreak’ that has accompanied his quest for Masters glory could be the key to laying his hands on a Green Jacket

Robert MacIntyre: ‘Imagine taking a Green Jacket back to Glencruitten … ’

After his ‘fairytale’ success last year, the Scottish golfer tells Ewan Murray he has his heart set on Masters glory

Lee Elder’s ‘earth shattering day’ for golf reaches marquee anniversary

Fifty years on from becoming the first black golfer to tee up at the Masters, the sport needs to pause to recognise a pioneer

Jordan Spieth: ‘I feel more comfortable at the Open and the Masters’

Jordan Spieth, the 2015 Augusta winner, was set fair to be golf’s next big thing. Now the Texan tells Ewan Murray about loss of form, a wrist injury and renewed hope

‘It will never happen again’: former bikie-turned-golf pro Ryan Peake bears the scars of a chequered past

Australian golfer continues to carry a troubled history and a prison sentence with him even as a New Zealand Open title sends him onto the world stage