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Publication by EssentiallySports | March 17, 2026 | Edition #213 |
👋 Hey Golf Fans,
We are only 20 days removed from Masters week. We know the wait will be grueling, but we have found a way to help. Today, we bring you a special article on the 20 greatest pros who shaped the Masters.
In other news, one Tour event faces multiple withdrawal rows. Meanwhile, another LIV pro shares an update on his future at the DP World Tour, one historic golf course ruined after a violent storm, Hull’s update, and more.
Onward…
This is just one of many times the Tour has faced this issue, highlighting an ongoing trend within the league.
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As you read above, multiple pros have withdrawn from the Valspar Championship. Keeping in mind that this trend has continued across different PGA Tour events, tell us…
Should PGA Tour Pros Face Penalties for Withdrawing From Tournaments Last-minute? |
Sunday’s Result: 66.01% of you said criticism around long putters is overblown.
Dustin Johnson’s 20-under-par total remains the lowest score ever recorded at the Masters. He set it in 2020 and won by a five-shot margin. Tiger Woods (1997) and Jordan Spieth (2015) are tied for the second-lowest score at 18 under.
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Friday’s Picture Puzzle: Sahith Theegala. 71.43% of you got it right.
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