Byron Nelson

2 weeks ago | cw33.com | Byron Nelson |Daniel Esteve

DALLAS (KDAF) – It’s that time of the year. Golf’s most outstanding players make the nostalgic trek down Magnolia Lane ahead of this year’s Masters at the iconic Augusta National. Dallas native Scottie Scheffler will look to defend his title and secure his third green jacket. Rory McIlroy and the rest of the world’s elite will look to write their names in the history books. Who will win? Up for debate. Who will look the best? Also up for debate.

2 weeks ago | golfshake.com | Kieran Clark |Byron Nelson

No place treats its champions quite like Augusta National. They are warmly welcomed back each year and can enjoy the hospitality of the club during the week, play the course with a guest on the Sunday before the tournament, attend the Champions Dinner, participate in the Par 3 Contest, and play in the event itself for as long as they like.

2 weeks ago | talksport.com | Byron Nelson |Marc Williams

Golf’s Grand Slam remains the pinnacle of the game and one of the hardest feats to achieve in world sport. Every golfer dreams of winning a major, but only a select few have won all four - The Masters, PGA Championship, US Open and The Open Championship. A host of legendary names have tried and come close but the group of players to do it has remained unchanged for over two decades. Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods, who have won over 30 major titles between them, head up the illustrious list.

3 weeks ago | sportingnews.com | Byron Nelson |Morgan Moriarty

While the second week of April typically means the end of the 2025 NCAA March Madness tournament, it also marks the beginning of one of the greatest times of year in golf—The Masters Tournament at Augusta National. Last year's champion, Scottie Scheffler, will be looking to secure his third green jacket of his career in 2025. But several other strong contenders can take a run at a Scheffler repeat, such as Rory McIlroy, Jon Rahm, Ludvig Aberg, Colin Morikawa and Xander Schauffele.

1 month ago | progolfweekly.com | Jeff Smith |Byron Nelson

The PGA Tour exits Florida and heads to southeast Texas for the 76th edition of the Houston Open. Contested at Memorial Park Municipal Golf Course, the Houston event is the first of two stops in Texas ahead of the Masters. Stephan Jaeger will defend his lone career PGA Tour title.