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(To the dismay of Never-Trumpers, the Masters tournament officials announced that LIV players (who competed at Trump golf courses in 2022) would be welcome at the Masters in 2023.) |
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*Arnold Palmer (4) | *Arnold Palmer (4) | ||
*Phil Mickelson (3) | *Phil Mickelson (3) | ||
Revision as of 04:11, January 4, 2023
The Masters is an annual golf tournament held each spring in Augusta, Georgia.
Co-founded by Bobby Jones, considered one of the finest golfers ever, the Masters is considered the most coveted event in professional golf. Unlike most professional golfing events, the Masters is invitational only based on selection by the Augusta National Golf Club.
To the dismay of Never-Trumpers, the Masters tournament officials announced that LIV players (who competed at Trump golf courses in 2022) would be welcome at the Masters in 2023.
Masters winners
Here is a list of players who have won three or more Masters titles:[1]
- Greatest Conservative Sports Star Jack Nicklaus (6)
- Tiger Woods (5) (welcomed and received the Presidential Medal of Freedom by Donald Trump in 2019)
- Arnold Palmer (4)
- Phil Mickelson (3)
- Gary Player (3)
- Nick Faldo (3)
- Sam Snead (3)
- Jimmy Demaret (3)
- Greatest Conservative Sports Star Bubba Watson (2)