Masters Par-3 Contest

Apr. 7—AUGUSTA — With three kids and his wife in tow, Kevin Kisner competed in the Par 3 Contest at the Masters Tournament on Wednesday afternoon.

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Sergio Garcia and Paul Casey played together, and their kids seemed to be hitting it off well, picking flowers, and holding hands during Sergio's interview.

He would finish his round with a between the legs putt on hole nine. It was announced that the contest would officially be called off at 3:52 pm. Jason Kokrak holed the only ace of the day on hole four, but his sons seemed unimpressed. He joked with Michael Collins that he’d teach his son the proper putting motion by putting him to work sweeping around the house. His son, on the other hand, was all over the place while nearly grabbing another player’s rolling putt off the green. Jon Rahm was interviewed with his son Kepa, joking that Kepa was the reason he almost missed the tournament last year.

Former Xavier University golfer Jason Kokrak earned the first and only ace of Wednesday's The Masters Par-3 Contest on the 125-yard No.

Kokrak was inducted into the Xavier University Athletic Hall of Fame in December of 2015. Kokrak earned his first PGA Tour victory in Oct. 2020 at the CJ Cup at Shadow Creek in Las Vegas. Former Xavier University golfer Jason Kokrak earned the first and only ace of Wednesday’s The Masters Par-3 Contest on the 125-yard No. 4 — the first hole-in-one on the fourth hole since Rickie Fowler and Justin Thomas in 2016.

The Augusta National tradition, revived after a two-year hiatus due to Covid-19, saw Weir and Hughes fire four-under-par 23s on the specially designed ...

"It's really cool they let us do this with the family and it's a very nice event to have before starting the Masters," Rahm said. "I was really excited to get out here and do this," Hughes said. "I've prepared the best I can to play well." "It's always such a great tradition here to be playing this," Weir said. "I like Mark's line," left-hander Weir said. The Augusta National tradition, revived after a two-year hiatus due to Covid-19, saw Weir and Hughes fire four-under par 23s on the specially designed course.

The 2022 Masters is underway, and some sense of normalcy has returned to the tournament, as Tiger Woods, full-capacity crowds and the Par 3 Contest are back ...

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AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — As tradition dictates, there is now very bad news to report about Canadian golfers Mike Weir and Mackenzie Hughes.

As tradition dictates, there is now very bad news to report about Canadian golfers Mike Weir and Mackenzie Hughes.

“We are going to go forward on our own timetable and make changes we think to,” Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley said. It has become too easy for their liking, with the majority of players able to reach the green in two shots. He had made four consecutive birdies and was within striking distance of leader and eventual winner Hideki Matsuyama last year when he went to the 16th. No player has won the Par 3 Contest and gone on to win the Masters in the same year, a trend that Weir and Hughes will both try to buck when this year’s tournament starts Thursday. Some of the “patrons” on the short course, with holes ranging from 70 to about 140 yards in length, didn’t exactly behave. The hole was playing at 184 yards for the final round. ... I waited a year to hit that shot again.” “I walked up and hit a 7-iron this year,” Schauffele said. The 2020 and 2021 events didn’t happen because of the pandemic. And a new $3 egg, meat and cheese breakfast sandwich is on this year’s menu as well. Weir and Hughes shared the Par 3 title on Wednesday, both finishing 4 under. This is a very special day for me,” Hughes said.