AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Tiger Woods faced this question: Should Jack Nicklaus be worried about his record 18 majors?

"Well, I don't know if he's worried or not," Woods replied, later adding: "I'm just enjoying 15."

Perhaps he'd also enjoy these 15 takeaways from one of the most memorable Masters in history:

1. This place always delivers. Sunday drama...Read more

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Twenty-two years ago, Earl Woods wasn't supposed to be standing behind the 18th green at Augusta National when his 21-year-old son captured his first major championship in the Masters.

Advised by doctors not to travel because of a heart condition, Earl Woods insisted on going, and when he embraced Tiger on that Sunday in April ...Read more

Tiger Woods is one of the greatest golfers in the history of the sport, but his win at the Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club on Sunday ended a long, troublesome drought. Sunday's win is his first victory in a major championship since he won the 2008 U.S. Open.

Here is a look at 10 things that have happened since Woods' last major...Read more

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Having completed one of the most improbable comebacks in sports, an unfathomable revival, Tiger Woods walked off the 18th green at Augusta National on Sunday and wrapped his children in his arms -- first his 10-year-old son, Charlie, then his 11-year-old daughter, Sam. He had won the Masters for a fifth time.

The emotional, full...Read more

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Once again, Tiger Woods is hunting history.

Having picked up his 15th major championship by winning the Masters on Sunday, Woods is three short of tying Jack Nicklaus for the most ever.

Nicklaus was 46 when he won his last major, the 1986 Masters. Woods is three years younger. They both went long stretches without winning one -...Read more

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Nervous Masters spectators asked themselves two things Sunday: Could Tiger Woods beat the field for his 15th major championship?

He could, and he did. Woods won his first major in 11 years on Sunday afternoon.

At one point it appeared that Francesco Molinari would turn the final round into a snooze fest. But then he dumped his ...Read more

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Rabid golf fans won't need a wakeup call Sunday morning, not with Tiger Woods hunting for his 15th major championship during a once-in-a-lifetime breakfast from Augusta.

Woods might, though.

He plans to wake up between 3:45 and 4 a.m. "to get the mind going and the body ready."

Whoa.

A Sunday Masters unlike any other follows ...Read more

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- With a potentially dangerous storm rolling through Sunday afternoon, Masters officials decided to start the final round several hours early.

Players will be grouped in threesomes, rather than pairs, and will go off the first and 10th tees starting at 6:30 a.m. The leaders will tee off at 8:20 a.m.

CBS will broadcast the final ...Read more

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Tiger Woods hit a spectacular recovery shot Friday from left of the 14th fairway. And he deserved a foul shot for the 3-point play.

As he was walking away from the spot, an overzealous security guard ran in to control the gallery. The man slipped and slid into Woods' right foot. Woods winced and hobbled away, not looking back.

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AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Xander Schauffele had never heard the power of these roars in the Masters. For good reason.

The San Diego native and 10th-ranked player in the world hadn't played in the midst of a Tiger Woods charge at Augusta National. He'd also never provided his own extended fireworks here.

As Woods created a loud buzz in the second round ...Read more

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- The spectators to the left of Augusta National's 14th fairway could not believe their good fortune. Blind to the tee, they suddenly noticed a ball bouncing toward them.

They looked and saw a Bridgestone logo. And then a black stamp: TIGER.

Big Cat was coming.

"We're going to be on TV," one woman said. "How's my hair?"

Great. ...Read more

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- At any other golf tournament, Tiger Woods doesn't see faces when he's standing on a tee box or walking down a fairway. He sees a wall of cellphones capturing his every move.

Over the years, he has learned to accept that.

At the Masters, he doesn't have to.

Unlike other tournaments of note, the devices are banned at the Masters...Read more

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- So this is weird.

Initial reports had 61-year-old Sandy Lyle winning the Masters Par-3 Contest, which would have meant back-to-back victories for super seniors in the annual Wednesday event. Tom Watson won it last year at 68.

A scoring discrepancy was to blame. Matt Wallace's ace on No. 8 was initially recorded as a birdie 2.

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