Masters 2020: What does an autumn tournament mean for Augusta National?
Nineteen months since Tiger Woods won a fifth Green Jacket, how will Augusta look and what impact will an autumn Masters have? Source: BBC
Masters 2020: Tiger Woods praises Bryson DeChambeau transition
Tiger Woods says the dramatic changes Bryson DeChambeau has made to his game this year have "never been done before". Source: BBC
Masters: Rory McIlroy enjoying relaxed approach as Bryson DeChambeau takes limelight
Rory McIlroy says he is enjoying being out of the limelight as he makes his sixth attempt to complete a career Grand Slam by winning the Masters. Source: BBC
Saudi Ladies International: Maha Haddioui welcomes Saudi Arabia 'progress'
Saudi Arabia is making "improvements" as a nation despite its controversies, says the first Arab female professional golfer. Source: BBC
Masters: Lee Elder to join Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player as honorary starter in 2021
Lee Elder, the first black man to play at the Masters in 1975, says it "means the world" to him to be named an honorary starter for next April's event at Augusta. Source: BBC
Masters: Sergio Garcia withdraws after positive coronavirus test
Spaniard Sergio Garcia withdraws from the Masters at Augusta after testing positive for coronavirus. Source: BBC
Masters 2020: 'Soft' Augusta National gives Bryson DeChambeau 'ginormous advantage'
A "soft" Augusta National will greatly enhance Bryson DeChambeau's chances of winning his first Masters this week, says his coach. Source: BBC
Robert MacIntyre wins Cyprus Showdown amid 'mental struggle' during pandemic
Scotland's Robert MacIntyre secures his first European Tour title in the Cyprus Showdown but says he has "struggled in every part of life" during the Covid-19 pandemic. Source: BBC
The Masters 2020: BBC TV, radio and online coverage times
Follow coverage of the 84th Masters at Augusta National Golf Club across BBC TV, radio and online. Source: BBC
Masters 2020: Rory McIlroy can come to Augusta 'under the radar' and complete career grand slam
Former double US Open winners Andy North and Curtis Strange believe Rory McIlroy can come in "under the radar" and complete a career grand slam at The Masters. Source: BBC