The Masters

Tiger Woods is likely playing The Masters; the golf world and Augusta National react

Incredibly, Tiger Woods is out practising at Augusta National to see if he’s fit enough to play in The Masters.

Even this time last week, the idea that Tiger Woods would be playing in the 2022 Masters Tournament was ridiculous.

Having not played a golf tournament since his near-fatal car accident in February 2021, most of us were waiting for the announcement that he would be withdrawing his name from the field.

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2022 MASTERS GOLF: Australian TV and streaming times

The free-to-air, pay-TV and streaming options in Australia for the 2022 Masters Tournament.

The 2022 Masters Tournament tees off this week – here’s how you can watch it. You’ve got options!

Australian TV Broadcast times – 9GEM, 9Now, Foxtel Go, Kayo Sports and FoxSports

Six Australians have been invited to play; Adam Scott, Cameron Smith, Marc Leishman, Lucas Herbert, Cameron Davis and Min Woo Lee.

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World No.1 Nakajima triumphs at Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship

World no.1 Nakajima earns himself a spot in The Masters and The Open after triumphing in a two-hole playoff to become third Japanese winner of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship.

Media release

DUBAI (UAE): Keita Nakajima became the third player from Japan to win the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC), defeating Hong Kong’s Taichi Kho on the second hole of a thrilling playoff on Saturday at Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club.

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2021 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship to be staged at Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club

The 2021 Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship to be held in the United Arab Emirates for the first time.

Media release

SINGAPORE – The Asia-Pacific Golf Confederation (APGC), the Masters Tournament and The R&A today announced that the 12th Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship (AAC) is set to be held 3-6 November 2021 at Dubai Creek Golf & Yacht Club (Championship Course) in Dubai, United Arab Emirates (UAE).

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Hideki Matsuyama makes history by winning 2021 Masters

Japan finally has a male major golf winner after Hideki Matsuyama won the 2021 Masters Tournament.

Hideki Matsuyama held a four-stroke lead with four holes to play and it looked likely Japan would celebrate its first-ever male major championship winner.

Indeed for much of the back nine, Matsuyama looked in complete control managing to keep himself a handful of shots ahead of American Xander Schauffele.

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2021 MASTERS Matsuyama on brink of Masters glory after glorious 65

Japan’s Hideki Matsuyama put himself on the threshold of Masters Tournament history after a stunning 7-under 65 in the third round fired him into a four-shot lead at Augusta National on Saturday.

via PGA Tour International

No Asian golfer has slipped on the famous green jacket awarded annually to the Masters champion and the 29-year-old gave himself the best opportunity following a sublime inward 30 featuring four birdies and an eagle.

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