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So on the plane ride home, I was with my manager Blake ... could Scottie Scheffler miss next month’s CJ Cup Byron Nelson? On how his wife Meredith is doing: “Last week I felt like the story ...

Jesuit Preparatory School midfielder Noah McGough (17) gets a header in front of Byron Nelson High School forward Nathan Rigney (10) during the second half as Jesuit Preparatory School played ...

Byron Nelson — who hosted the gathering from 1956-2004 — had given no warning about his request, but at age 93, Nelson's storytelling had faded. Lord Byron explained to Crenshaw how he admired ...

Need a break? Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. Byron Nelson — who hosted the gathering from 1956-2004 — had given no warning about his request, but at age 93, Nelson's storytelling ...

A look back at notable Masters anniversaries through the years When Byron Nelson beat Ben Hogan in 1942 in an 18-hole playoff, no one realized the Masters tournament wouldn’t be played again for ...

When Byron Nelson beat Ben Hogan in 1942 in an 18-hole playoff, no one realized the Masters tournament wouldn’t be played again for four years as Augusta National shut down for the duration of ...

Amen Corner’s Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson bridges Amen Corner features two bridges that pay tribute to Masters history. Ben Hogan’s bridge, which is to the left side of the 12th green ...

That same score won the Masters for Craig Wood and Byron Nelson the following to years as well. More recently, Jose Maria Olazabal in 1999, Trevor Immelman in 2008 and Bubba Watson in 2014 won at ...

The first player to ever lead the Masters from start to finish was Craig Wood, who won in 1941 after shooting 66-71-71-72 (280) and defeated Byron Nelson by three shots. Nineteen years later ...

1942 — Byron Nelson wins his second Masters, edging Ben Hogan by one stroke. 1945 — Toronto rookie goalie Frank McCool set a playoff record with his third consecutive shutout, defeating the ...