The projected cut line as of the start of Round 2 at the Masters is 1-over par, per the PGA website. A total of 50 golfers are projected to make the cut with a score of 1-over or better. With the cut line currently at 1-over par, past Masters champions, Dustin Johnson, Phil Mickelson and Jon Rahm are expected to miss the cut.

Arizona State golf coach Matt Thurmond was forced to leave Augusta National on Monday after he committed a no-no on the practice range.

The most famous plot of land at the Augusta National Golf Club is Amen Corner. What holes are on Amen Corner and who gave them its name?

Scottie Scheffler started his title defense with a blazing hot front nine to shoot toward the top of the leaderboard on Thursday morning.

Here’s the biggest news from Augusta National Golf Club chairman Fred Ridley’s press conference on the eve of the 89th Masters: There will be Gators on the grounds. Plenty of them. Ridley, 72, is a Florida man through and through—born in Lakeland,

McDonald loves the value of Sepp Straka at 80-1 (risk $100 to win $8,000) in the first major of the year. Straka has been playing some exceptional golf early in the 2025 season. He finished on top of the leaderboard at The American Express and T15 or better in five of his first seven starts overall.

Slow play has been one of the most hot-button topics in golf, and the Masters chairman says something needs to be done for the respect of the game.

The five amateurs playing in the 2025 Masters—Evan Beck, Jose Luis Ballester, Noah Kent, Justin Hastings and Hiroshi Tai—pose with Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley during the Amateur Players dinner on Monday.