AUGUSTA, GA – Kevin Kugler and Charlie Rymer take you through a Sunday unlike any we’ve ever seen at Augusta National.
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The Masters Tonight: Tiger captures his fifth green jacket
AUGUSTA, GA – Kevin Kugler and Charlie Rymer take you through a Sunday unlike any we’ve ever seen at Augusta National.Read More »
The Masters Tonight: Francesco Molinari leads Tiger, Finau by two
AUGUSTA, GA – It was a record-setting day for scoring on Saturday at Augusta National. Three players carded 64s including, Tony Finau who is two shots off the lead of Francesco Molinari. In all, there were 20 rounds in the 60s, matching a tournament record set in 1995. Kevin Kugler and…Read More »
The Masters Tonight: Tiger lurking one shot behind five major champions
AUGUSTA, GA – Five players share the lead after Day 2 at Augusta National. Tiger Woods is one shot back of Brooks Koepka, Adam Scott, Louis Oosthuizen, Francesco Molinari and Jason Day. Kevin Kugler and Brian Katrek take you through the second round on a soggy day at the 2019 Masters.Read More »
The Masters Tonight: DeChambeau and Koepka lead after the first round
AUGUSTA, GA – Bryson DeChambeau and Brooks Koepka are your leaders after the first 18 holes at the 2019 Masters. Both carded six-under 66s on a warm, sunny day at Augusta National. Kevin Kugler and Mark Carnevale take you through the opening round.Read More »
The Masters Tonight: Previewing the 2019 Masters
AUGUSTA, GA – Kevin Kugler and Charlie Rymer get you set for the 83rd Masters.Read More »
PGA Championship Tonight: Brooks Koepka wins his first PGA, third major
ST. LOUIS, MO – Brooks Koepka captured the third major of his career, and first PGA Championship, besting the field at 16-under par at Bellerive Country Club. The 28-year-old Floridian finished two shots ahead of Tiger Woods, who finished with a 64 on Sunday.Read More »
PGA Championship Tonight: Brooks Koepka two shots ahead after three rounds
ST. LOUIS, MO – Brooks Koepka has the lead by two shots after 54 holes at the PGA Championship. Koepka sits at 12-under par after Saturday’s play, two shots better than Adam Scott. Tiger Woods is four shots off the pace at 8-under heading into Sunday’s final round.Read More »
