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The Masters 2026: Rory McIlroy shares lead with Sam Burns after first round – as it happened

Rory McIlroy made a superb start to his title defence at Augusta and shares the overnight lead with Sam Burns on five under par

Rory McIlroy holds share of Masters lead after flying start to his title defence

The defending Masters champion shares lead with Sam Burns after an opening 67 at Augusta, while Jon Rahm and Bryson DeChambeau both struggled

McIlroy attacks Augusta as champion with big grin and hell of a swing

No longer like a man carrying a Ming vase across a slippery floor, the 2025 winner uses attack as the best form of defence

Tom Watson blasts PGA Tour over returns of LIV Golf rebels Reed and Koepka

Tom Watson has lambasted the PGA Tour over its recent decision to allow Brooks Koepka and Patrick Reed to return from LIV Golf

How Augusta National outwitted ticket resellers and kept door closed on Trump

One of the great lessons of the Masters is money only goes so far, with strict rules designed to keep out ticket touts

Rahm stands out as Masters favourite as Augusta adjusts to post-Tiger world

Spaniard is seeking his second Green Jacket at first Masters since 1994 without Tiger Woods or Phil Mickelson

Gnome unknowns: Masters chair Ridley in dark about ornaments’ Augusta future

The Masters gnome drama has taken another twist after the chairman of Augusta National admitted he is in the dark as to the must-have item’s future

Bryson DeChambeau making his own golf clubs in quest for Masters title

Bryson DeChambeau has revealed the latest strand to his career as he prepares to challenge for the Green Jacket: golf club manufacturing

Rory McIlroy returns to scene of Masters glory with ‘big weight off my shoulders’

The defending champion is a lot more relaxed but ‘just as motivated’ this year after finally winning at Augusta

The Masters is a welcome oasis in golf’s fractious world, despite its stuffy foibles

No phones, no littering, no cheering bad shots – ‘patrons’ face strict rules at Augusta, but what a contrast to last year’s disgraceful Ryder Cup

‘You have to have a bit of heartache’: Justin Rose on his bid to avoid being Masters nearly man

Three-time runner-up Justin Rose is determined to put last year’s dramatic playoff defeat behind him and prove he still has the quality to win at Augusta

Retirement gnome? Masters miniatures rumoured to have short future at Augusta

Speculation is rising in golf that this week will be the final time the Masters gnomes will be on sale at Augusta National

Saudi-backed LIV Tour looks at staging national opens after plug on talent drain

The Saudi Arabian-backed LIV circuit is exploring the possibility of staging national opens as golf’s power struggle goes on

Tradition, trepidation and that Augusta ‘thing’ – why the Masters remains golf’s greatest prize

Even the greatest golfers can wilt in pursuit of the Green Jacket – Xander Schauffele, Jordan Spieth and Tommy Fleetwood try to explain its special aura

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