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The winner at Quail Hollow will take home $1.458 million.

A winner again after 1,015 days. More on why Ariya Jutanugarn almost stepped away from golf before winning the Honda LPGA Thailand: http://glfdig.st/4OpZ50EIiCH

Watching these shots from Tiger will blow your mind.

Te Arai's South course will be the next remarkable, international golf darling.

Happy Mother's Day to all the golf moms out there!

I’m pretty frustrated."

Learn more about sisters Jessica and Nelly Korda and growing up in an exceptionally athletic family.

Well that's one way to get onto Augusta National.

Collin Morikawa had a day. With eight birdies in a ten hole stretch, he leads the WGC-Workday Championship by two shots heading into the final round. Read more about his birdie tear: http://glfdig.st/t7ZK50DLKQu

Your back and your golf swing will thank you.

Viktor Hovland has put himself in position to do something only four players have done since 1980.

Woods had a microdiscectomy procedure to remove a disc fragment and address a pinched nerve in his back.

The 15-time major champion "hopes" to be ready to compete in the Masters in April. More details and comments from Tiger: http://glfdig.st/3p1g50DcxUi

The SIM2 metalwoods feature an update to make them more compact, but more forgiving.

Brooks' got jokes after Kevin Kisner's comments last week. A reminder of what he said: http://glfdig.st/Sy5h50DcOA9

Get caught up on a VERY eventful week in golf with this edition of The Grind.

What would you do if you saw this bobcat on the course?

There is reason to believe history could be made this week by some Masters rookies.

"I want to make the team and bring the Ryder Cup back to Europe. I want to go there and stamp my name on that part of golf."

"This place, it’s all about getting out on the golf course and seeing who prepares the best.

Daily fantasy expert Rick Gehman shares his 12 favorite plays and four fades at Augusta National.

Even Tiger takes advice from other players.

The PGA Tour Champions season ended with quite a finale.

Day one at Augusta National is in the books. (: Ben Walton for Golf Digest)

The five-time Masters winner has done a lot since his victory at Augusta last April.

Please watch responsibly.

The Masters is being played in November, but it seems to have brought April showers with it.

The Masters is often thought of as the game’s best-run, most beloved tournament, but there was a time when Augusta National came close to fizzling out altogether. We explore in the latest episode of Local Knowledge: http://glfdig.st/deCk50Cg0Ag

Is this Bryson DeChambeau's green jacket to lose?