Par-3 fourth hole at Augusta ranks among toughest in Masters
Augusta National’s fourth hole, Flowering Crab Apple, remains a brutal early test. Since 1992 only Jeff Sluman aced it, a shot he says he gave to his mother. The par 3, 240 yards after 2006, defies easy rounds and even pro strategies.
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Herman Earns Spot at Masters in Houston Open
Herman shoots 4-under 68 to win the Shell Houston Open by one stroke over Henrik Stenson and secure his first Masters invitation. Stenson misses a last-hole birdie, Dustin Johnson, Jordan Spieth also contend. Herman’s journey from Moonah Classic winner to Masters entrant highlighted by a clutch par save and birdie run.
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Kisner Eyes Practice Round and Par-3 Contest in Augusta
Kisner will tee off in a Tuesday noon practice round and play the Par-3 contest on Wednesday as a relaxing lead into the Masters. He notes CSRA fans and family will be on hand in Augusta, expecting a big, roped-off experience and hopes to put on a show for relatives Thursday.
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UConn rolls back into championship
UConn women reach fourth straight Final Four title bid after an 80-51 rout of Oregon State. Morgan Tuck led with 21 points and Breanna Stewart added 16 as the Huskies moved within one win of a historic fourth consecutive national title.
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Syracuse Advances to National Championship With Big Win
Syracuse toppled Washington 80-59 to reach the women's national final. Alexis Petterson scored 18, Brittany Sykes 17, and Brianna Butler added 12 while breaking the NCAA season record with 128 threes. UConn extended its streak to 74 straight wins, the second-longest in NCAA and school history.
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Two basketball sons split loyalties as college paths diverge
The Britt and Jenkins families navigated college choices with son Britt joining North Carolina and Jenkins choosing Villanova. Both players once weighed by recruiters, they met in the 2013 NCAA Tournament first round, rooting for their future teams while maintaining personal connections. The Britts traveled to Elite Eight venues as their sons pursued top programs.
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