The Masters 2026: day one golf updates from Augusta National – live
️ Latest news from the first round at Augusta National️ Official leaderboard | Follow us on Bluesky | Mail ScottThe first shot of the Tournament proper was hit by the 25-year-old Masters debutant John Keefer. He split the fairway at Tea Olive like Gary Player and Tom Watson before him. However he went on to miss a five-foot putt for his par and so registered the first bogey of the week as well. As for the first double bogey … that misfortune befell the 2025 PGA Tour Rookie of the Year, Adrich Potgieter. The 21-year-old South African zig-zagged his way down the 1st before blading a wedge through the green and into a gathering of startled patrons. He couldn’t get up and down from beside the bleachers at the back of the hole, and it’s very easy to do this at Augusta National. Hey, if Rory can do it on Sunday with everything on the line, then anyone can.The Honorary Starters. Gary Player, who won this title in 1961, 1974 and 1978, took the first of the ceremonial tee shots down the 1st hole, Tea Olive. The 90-year-old sent his drive down the middle before performing a high kick that would be beyond many men half his age. Continue reading...
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️ Latest news from the first round at Augusta National
️ Official leaderboard | Follow us on Bluesky | Mail Scott
The first shot of the Tournament proper was hit by the 25-year-old Masters debutant John Keefer. He split the fairway at Tea Olive like Gary Player and Tom Watson before him. However he went on to miss a five-foot putt for his par and so registered the first bogey of the week as well. As for the first double bogey … that misfortune befell the 2025 PGA Tour Rookie of the Year, Adrich Potgieter. The 21-year-old South African zig-zagged his way down the 1st before blading a wedge through the green and into a gathering of startled patrons. He couldn’t get up and down from beside the bleachers at the back of the hole, and it’s very easy to do this at Augusta National. Hey, if Rory can do it on Sunday with everything on the line, then anyone can.
The Honorary Starters. Gary Player, who won this title in 1961, 1974 and 1978, took the first of the ceremonial tee shots down the 1st hole, Tea Olive. The 90-year-old sent his drive down the middle before performing a high kick that would be beyond many men half his age.
Continue reading...
