McIlroy: Forget The Open, it’s all about the Masters now
Jim Furyk backs Patrick Reed for Ryder Cup joy
Patrick Reed: I want to be the best golfer in the world
The Masters
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The 19th HoleTony Finau shows off his Masters injury
Tony Finau has shown off the gruesome injuries from his hole-in-one celebrations at the Masters.
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NewsDavid Duval: Latest Masters disappointment will hurt McIlroy
Former world number one David Duval reckons Rory McIlroy's latest Masters hurt will take some time to get over.
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GalleriesGolf365 Gallery: A look back at the final round of the Masters
There were many challengers, but in the end Patrick Reed held on for a famous Masters victory. We take a look back at how it all played out.
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The MastersRickie Fowler: It hurts, but this is a step forward
Rickie Fowler admitted to his disappointment at missing out on a major victory once again, but is choosing to see the glass as half full.
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The MastersRory McIlroy distraught after final round flop
Rory McIlroy admits he just couldn't find his form on the final day of the Masters after his challenge faded away in Augusta.
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The MastersTiger Woods reflects on Masters campaign
Tiger Woods was content with his Masters finish on Sunday, where a final round 69 would see him settle on one under for the tournament.
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The MastersPatrick Reed holds nerve to win first major at Augusta
Patrick Reed held off the challenge of Jordan Spieth and Rickie Fowler to win his first major after a one-shot victory at the Masters.
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FeaturesGolf365 Analysis: The trends and numbers that matter ahead of the final round of the 2018 Masters
With just 18 holes to play, Matt Cooper looks closely at the leading contenders to win this year's Green Jacket.
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The MastersReed unconcerned by McIlroy challenge
Patrick Reed is focusing on taming the golf course rather than the chasing Rory McIlroy as the Masters heads into its final round on Sunday.
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The MastersRory McIlroy hot on the heels of leader Patrick Reed
Rory McIlroy will spearhead the chasing pack for the final round of the Masters, despite leader Patrick Reed increasing his advantage to three shots.