Rory McIlroy Chases Back-to-Back Glory at Masters

0:00On April 2nd, Rory McAroy finally grabbed that green jacket last year in a playoff win over Justin Rose, completing his career Grand Slam and silencing 15 years of doubts at Augusta National. Now the 90 Masters kicks off Thursday, April 9th, and Rory's chasing back-to-back glory, like only Tiger Woods, Nick Fowdo and Jack Nicklaus have done. The pressure shifts to other big names, filling the jacket's pole, guys like Bryson D. Chambo, Zander Schoffelay, and Brooks Kepka, who've come close. But no cigar. Tiger Woods sits this one out for the 2nd straight year. After a car crash in DUI arrest in Lee March, he's taking indefinitely for treatment. A broad after pleading not guilty, everyone knows Augusta Torments as much as it thrills, with his history making every shot feel massive, especially on 18 under those towering. Trees. Zander Schoffelay nailed it, saying the mental game here is brutal after his runner-up finishes in 2019 and 2021.

1:00Rookie spiced things up too, with top 20 world rankers like Chris Godderubb, who's won twice on the PJ Tour already this year, and Casey Jarvis. Fresh off, back-to-back European wins. Scottie Sheffler remains the betting favorite despite a recent dip, having owned the last four years with 23 global victories while. D. Chambo rolls in hot off to L.I.V. Playoff triumphs. L.I.V.s got strong shots through D. Chambo and John Rahm, the 2023 champ eyeing number two, amid his tour drama. With Sheffler McAroyd both rested up, this feels prime for four days of pure golf theater that no fan wants to miss. That wraps entertainment and celebrity news today. Brought to you with AI.