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Rory McIlory wins the 2026 Masters

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Rory trying out a bit of van de Velde energy on the 18th.

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He is going to win his 2nd Masters and 3 in a row he just has to 2 putt from about 12 feet for the win.

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Rory McIlory wins the Masters for the 2nd year in a row with a 1 under 71 to finish 1 stoke ahead of Scottie Scheffler who shot who shot a 4 under 68 today to finish 2nd place. Rory joins Sir Nick Faldo with 6 major titles. He joins a very select group of players to win the Masters back-to-back. Those are: Jack Nicklaus 1965 & 1966, Nick Faldo 1989 & 1990, Tiger Woods 2001 & 2002 and Now Rory McIlory 2025 & 2026.

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In an amazing stat going as far back as they said they were able which was 1942 Scheffler is the first golfer to go bogey free on the weekend in the Masters. He last bogey was at the 15th hole on Friday.

51 minutes ago, 16thBBall Fan said:

Most major wins in golf history. 
 

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Remember when everyone thought it was a given that Tiger would blow past Jack?

Now, does anyone think Tiger can pass Jack?

1 hour ago, Voice of Reason said:

Remember when everyone thought it was a given that Tiger would blow past Jack?

Now, does anyone think Tiger can pass Jack?

No, and it's Tiger's fault.  I was one who used to think that Tiger walked on water.

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