Most of the cottage before the Masters focused on Rory McILroy’s last attempt to win in Augusta National and complete the Grand Slam career.
It also focused on defending the champion and the world No. 1 Scottie Scheffler, who will try to provide the third Masters title in four years.
But what else – and who else – should you pay attention to the first major of the year? Here are some interesting stories that need to live on Sky Sports From Thursday …
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Sky Sports News’ Jamie Weir explains how it could be the best chance of Rory McILroy to complete the Grand Slam career
Cabrera back for the first time since imprisonment
The Angel Cabrera Championship champion from 2009 will return to Augusta for six years with a 30 -month imprisonment for various crimes, including attack, theft and intimidation against former girlfriends followed by visa problems that cause lengthy possession.
55 -year -old man who said Daily mail At the beginning of this year, “I regret everything I have done in my past,” won on Sunday on Sunday for his first title on the incident because he was released after winning the match in the UK last summer.
Cabrera won the green jacket in 2009, two years after winning the US Open
After Sunday’s triumph, Cabrera said, “Everything I’ve gone through in the last few years is here, having a chance to win is very emotional.”
Champions of Champions Fred Ridley spoke about Cabrera before 2024 and told reporters: “We will certainly welcome him back if he can straighten these legal matters,” call Argentine “one of our big champions”.
Langer will return one last time
Forty years since the first of his two titles August, the Great Bernhard Langer will play on the Masters 41. And the last time – a year after he was supposed to do it.
German, 67, missed the edition of 2024 due to torn Achilles tendons, but it is now back to try to bow from this prestigious style tournament.
Double Master of Master Bernhard Langer will compete at this event
Langer, who also won the green jacket in 1993, is still concerned about the injury and admits that a long course walk will be a problem because he is trying to interrupt the record of Fred as the oldest player who cut the Masters.
He said “Hope to play great and I have to play great to make a cut because the course is so long for me that nothing but great will do.”
Hopefully, some Langer’s magic before he waves goodbye.
See double as twins Hojgaard are preparing for history
From Augusta Stalwart in Langer, we will move to newcomers in Rasmus Hojgaard, who first qualified for Masters by being in the world in the TOP 50 in December.
If Dane finds a little nervous, then at least he can ask the twin brother Nicolai for an indicator, with another healing inside the first six after each of the first three laps last year and leads briefly on Saturday to end up in share of 16.
Rasmus Hojgaard (right) and brother Nicolai will be the first twins to play in the same edition of Masters
Rasmus and Nicolai – the latter provision of a special invitation for 2025 – will be the first twins to play the same masters, so they can have fraternal praise rights on their minds.
Of course, the greater goal is the fourth European winner in Augusta over the last 10 years, after Danny Willett, England in 2016 and the Spaniard Sergio Garcia and Jon Rahm, respectively 2023 respectively.
Can Garcia strengthen Hope Ryder Cup in 100. Major?
This week, Garcia is mowing for a century of large companies when it reaches it in Georgia, and the veteran hopes that strong power can continue pressure at the Ryder Cup for this September in Bethpage Black.
The 45-year-old-racord scorer in the Ryder Cup history signed a DP World Tour to become eligible for selection and could be a real candidate for Luke Donald’s.
Sergio Garcia will perform this week at 100.
In March, Liv Hong Kong won and only last week he was filmed under the third place in Liv Miami under a par through each of his three laps and finished two blows behind the winner Marc Leishman.
Garcia said about the masters: “I want to go there and enjoy a week no matter. I hope to play great, make a cut and I have a chance to win, but even if not, I want to enjoy it because I think I deserve it – 100 Major is not a small deed.”
Will Micelson seek Major No. 7?
A lot of Garcia’s Liv Pals will also think they also have a chance of Masters Glory, including Phil Michelson – August Champion in 2004, 2006 and 2010 and the oldest Major winner in history when he won the PGA championship in 2021 at the age of 50.
After four years, could Lefty break his own record?
Will Phil Micelson fight for the fourth green Masters jacket?
Do not completely discount, because Micelson knows this place so well, was tied second in 2023 after a stunning seven-under final and found a form on Liv late with two top targets during his last four events.
He said, “I play a good golf. I drive it well. Bil well good iron shots, I give it well. I feel like I have a game now and Bil shots to compete.”
Don’t forget the Schauffele
While Scheffler ended 2024 as World No 1 and won seven PGA Tour titles along the road, the man with the most big companies last season was Xander Schauffele.
California was followed by the success of the PGA championship in Valhalle in May with Open Championship Victory in Troon in July – but he is not aiming to Augusta in vintage form.
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Watch the most important points from the last round of the open championship 2024 when Xander Schauffele won his second major of the year in Royal Troon when Xander Schauffele shot a stunning six under-Par 65
Schauffele performed only in four PGA Tour events in this period due to the rib injury and shot 81 on the last day of the players on the way to complete 72.
However, there is a record -breaking run of 60 cuts on the PGA Tour – the longest section from Tiger Woods – and in each of its last 11 main starts did not finish less than 18. Remarkable consistency.
When are masters living on Sky Sports?
Sky Sports Golf He will show record hours of live coverage from the 2025 competition – where Scottie Scheffler returns as a champion advocate – including other events in the last two rounds than in previous years.
The wall coverage on the wall from the tournament starts on Thursday at 14:00, with the recommended group action and regular updates from the entire course you can enjoy Sky Sports Golf Until the global broadcast window starts at 20:00.
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Sky Sports’ Jamie Weir looks at the Golf’s Little List of the Grand Slam winners when McIlroy tries to join this exclusive club
The same timing will apply on Friday, while the new addition to this year’s coverage sees how the master’s construction lives from 15:00 at the weekend before the complete coverage from 17:00, covering all the action after the end of the game.
Sky+, Sky Q and Sky Glass will provide a lot of bonus channels and allow you to follow the progress of players in different parts of the famous Augusta layout, including the corner of Amen and others.
Watch Masters Live on Sky Sports from 10 to 13 April. The opening round coverage starts on Thursday from 14:00 at Sky Sports Golf. Get Sky Sports or Stream now.
