View photos of each hole at Augusta and look back at memorable moments of the Masters. Plus, keep and eye on six players to watch.
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The Masters
April 7-10
Augusta National; Augusta, Ga.
Purse: $7,500,000
2010 Winner: Phil Mickelson
Review: Mickelson collects third Masters title
U.S. Open
June 16-19
Congressional CC; Bethesda, Maryland
Purse: $7,500,000
2010 Winner: Graeme McDowell
Review: European McDowell is unlikely U.S. Open winner
British Open
July 14-17
Royal St. George's Golf Club; Sandwich, England
Purse: $7,300,000
2010 Winner: Louis Oosthuizen
Review: Oosthuizen dominates, earns title
PGA Championship
Aug. 11-14
Atlanta Athletic Club; Johns Creek, Georgia
Purse: $7,500,000
2010 Winner: Martin Kaymer
Review: Kaymer takes advantage of Watson's miscue in playoff
It was easy to lose track of Charl Schwartzel on Sunday afternoon. That is, until the South African birdied the final four holes to win the Masters. »Read Full Article(16)
Two Australians tied for second Sunday at the Masters, and another finished fourth. But the country still has not produced a winner at Augusta National.
Steve Stricker made 22 birdies in 72 holes, which would have been more than enough to win the 75th Masters had he limited his mistakes. (5)
A breakdown of all Masters winners by age and a list of Masters champions who have trailed by the most strokes after the first round.
No lead is safe going into the final round at Augusta National, but 21-year-old Rory McIlroy has given absolutely no indication that he'll suddenly go weak-kneed Sunday.
Instead of making a charge on "moving day," Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson lost ground to leader Rory McIlroy and all but played themselves out of the tournament Saturday. (1)
If Steve Stricker could start on the third tee at Augusta National every day, he might be in contention at the 75th Masters.
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