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The Masters: day two at Augusta – as it happened

Hole-by-hole report: Max Homa, Bryson DeChambeau and Scottie Scheffler lead after wind wreaked havoc at Augusta National. Scott Murray was watching

DeChambeau weathers blustery second day at Masters as Johnson blows his top

Bryson DeChambeau, Scottie Scheffler and Max Homa finished on six under par, while Jordan Spieth, Dustin Johnson and Bubba Watson missed the cut on a demanding day

Wincing Tiger Woods endures his marathon to make Masters history

Tiger Woods, 48, became the first player to make the cut on 24 consecutive occasions after playing 23 holes on day two

Tyrrell Hatton angry over ‘brutal’ slow play of former Masters champion

Tyrrell Hatton criticised officials and a group of players, including the former Masters champion Patrick Reed, over unpunished slow play on day two

The Masters: day one at Augusta – as it happened

Hole-by-hole report: Bryson DeChambeau leads the way after glorious opening round of 65. Scott Murray was watching

McIlroy sees Scheffler showcase the steadiness needed to win Masters

American world No 1 offers enviable consistency while Rory McIlroy risks the week getting away from him after only one round

Bryson DeChambeau sets pace at Masters with first-round 65

Bryson DeChambeau’s first-round 65 put him in the lead on the opening day of the Masters in Augusta

Gary Player’s stream of consciousness characterises Masters grand opening

The 88-year-old held court on the secret to a long life and his political heroes while insisting humans will soon live to 140

Storm clouds gather over golf but a Masters thriller can help clear the air

The sport is beset by never-ending political machinations so a rare meeting of world’s best is a chance to take stock

Par for the course: why Augusta National paid $350k for a kids’ park

The new acquisition for a sky-high price has further strengthened the monopoly of the local area as part of Augusta National’s long-term vision

No guaranteed Masters spots for LIV’s ‘closed shop’ golfers, says chairman

The chairman of Augusta National said it would be difficult to create a qualifying points system to include golfers on the breakaway LIV tour

Caddie gaps to the Masters gnome: what to watch out for at Augusta

There are new faces on the bags, new stock in the merchandise tent and a new tee position on the par-five 2nd

Rory McIlroy hopes ‘a bit of normalcy’ can help secure elusive Masters win

The four-time major champion believes simple approach will be the key to completing career grand slam on 16th start at Augusta

Tiger Woods confirms he is in frame to captain US at next two Ryder Cups

Tiger Woods could lead America at Bethpage next year and Adare Manor in 2027 after confirming talks with the PGA of America chief after the Masters

Augusta’s progressive claims are just pretence without a Women’s Masters

Masters host has the experience and financial muscle to launch a women’s tournament, now it just needs the big-picture thinking

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