Jack Norris 
Rory McIlroy and Cameron Young are set for a final-round showdown at the Masters. McIlroy, despite struggling off the tee and with his irons, shares the lead with Young. A stellar chasing pack is only four shots behind.
Russell Henley shot a career-best 65 at The Masters. Four former University of Georgia players, including Henley, Brian Harman, Harris English, and Sepp Straka, all made the cut. Georgia has more former players in the field than any other college program.
Offensive tackle draft prospect Markel Bell from Miami is garnering interest from the Jacksonville Jaguars. Bell mentioned the Jaguars as one of the teams he had met with virtually. The Jaguars will be looking for improved play in the run game this season.
Max Homa is a six-time PGA Tour winner currently competing on the PGA Tour and DP World Tour. He won the NCAA Division I Individual Championship in 2013 while playing for UC Berkeley. Homa is also known for his social media presence and quick-witted humour.
Cameron Young is trying to become the fourth player to win the Masters and the Players Championship in the same season. Justin Rose, after finishing runner-up three times, including last year, hopes to finally win the Masters. Rory McIlroy, the defending champion, will enter today’s final round tied for the lead.
Jordan Walker has matched his season home run total from 2025. Walker launched his sixth home run of the season, tying him for the Major League lead. He achieved this in his 14th game.
Porto will travel to Estoril Praia for a Primeira Liga clash. The Dragons are looking to return to winning ways. Estoril enter this contest aiming to halt a two-match losing run.
Inter Milan will be without Lautaro Martinez as they face Como in Serie A. Francesco Pio Esposito will partner Marcus Thuram in Martinez’s absence. Como need a victory to hold onto fourth place after Juventus won their match.
Rory McIlroy is the world’s second highest-paid golfer. His estimated earnings totalled $84 million. A large portion of his earnings comes from off-course ventures.
Jordan Spieth’s tee shot struck a patron during the second round of The Masters. Spieth apologised with a signed glove. He finished the second round at 1-over, trailing Rory McIlroy.