The first major of the 2025 golf season in the Masters arrives at Augusta National next week, but several players are looking a little worse for wear heading into the prestigious tournament

Former European Ryder Cup skipper Paul McGinley has called for the PGA Tour commissioner Jay Monahan to take a firm stance on golfers' media duties.

The golfers-are-athletes movement has made great strides since Tiger Woods burst onto the scene. Until the injuries really started piling up, Tiger carried this torch with his focus on physical fitness.

Collin Morikawa caused a stir when he first refused to conduct post-tournament media duties at the Arnold Palmer Invitational before hitting back at those who criticized him

This ex-Premier League ace has been tipped to soon make a debut on the PGA Tour Champions, open to players aged 50 or over, by Scottish icon Colin Montgomerie

Tiger’s April Fool’s joke: This is a tough one, because on one hand, I like seeing a gentler, more playful Tiger. But on the other, it’s just another reminder that Woods remains out of competition for the foreseeable future, including the Masters. Which leads us to what the 15-time major champ posted on Tuesday (April 1) morning:

Tiger Woods' list of achievements is lengthy but some of his records are so crazy it's almost impossible to see them being beaten.

Steve Williams, Tiger Woods' former caddie, reflects on the pressure of working with the golf icon and contrasts it with the joy of helping Adam Scott win the Masters