Ryan Asselta

Joined: Nov 9, 2016

18 Parting Thoughts From the Masters

Dustin Johnson Shows He Can Handle the Pressure With Historic Masters Win

Masters Day Three Recap: Dustin Johnson Poised to Exorcise Final-Day Demons

Masters Day Two Recap: World's Top Golfer Tied Atop a Divergent Tournament

Masters Day One Recap: Paul Casey Leads, Tiger Lurks After Rain-Shortened First Round

Paul Casey, one of the most accomplished players in golf without a major title, waited out a three-hour rain delay to lead as play concluded Thursday.

The Time Is Now for Jon Rahm at the Masters

Jon Rahm has seemed to thrive in this unique season. Will that translate to his first major win at the Masters in Augusta?

Five Dark Horse Candidates That Could Win the 2020 Masters

Despite its rich history, the Masters has proven it's a major where an under-the-radar candidate can prevail. Here are five sleeper picks to keep an eye on this week at Augusta National.

Previewing the Masters 2020 at an Empty Augusta National

This year, "a tradition unlike any other" will indeed be like nothing the golf world has ever seen. Here’s what to watch for at the November 2020 edition of the Masters at Augusta National.

U.S. Open Final Round Recap: Bryson DeChambeau's Bold Transformation Vindicated

Bryson DeChambeau’s performance on Sunday in the New York suburbs will go down as a shining of example of an athlete doing it his way.

U.S. Open Day Three Recap: Young Wolff Cards Historic Round, Rory Lurks

Through 54 holes at Winged Foot, 21-year-old Matthew Wolff has a two-stroke lead over Bryson DeChambeau.

U.S. Open Day Two Recap: Golf's Most Polarizing Figures Take Center Stage

Patrick Reed and Bryson DeChambeau, a pair of controversial figures for different reasons, are the top two contenders at Winged Foot heading into the weekend.

U.S. Open Day One Recap: Justin Thomas Leads, Tiger and Phil Falter Despite Ideal Conditions

Winged Foot showed its docile side on Thursday as kind pin positions and soft greens led to perfect scoring conditions, but Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson still couldn't capitalize.