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Taylor Beltz

Taylor Beltz

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Sports Reporter, The Aiken Standard

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  • DeChambeau falls short of the green jacket for the second year, finishes in top 10 at Augusta National

    By Taylor Beltz Verified| The Aiken Standard Verified AUGUSTA -- They say the Masters doesn’t really start until the leaders get to the second nine on Sunday. But for Bryson DeChambeau that’s exactly where his momentum, and his chance at a green jacket, came a halt. After a par on the 10th hole, he sat five strokes back from leader Rory McIlroy, who was also his playing partner for the day. While he had some work to do to get back on top, his name was still in the conversation. Then the ball hit the water on White Dogwood.

    By Taylor Beltz Verified · The Aiken Standard

    Apr. 13, 2025

  • Ludvig Åberg is in the hunt going into Masters Sunday for the 2nd time

    By Taylor Beltz Verified| The Aiken Standard Verified AUGUSTA - Augusta National Golf Club has been a friend to Ludvig ÅbergAfter finishing runner-up in last year’s tournament, the Swede has positioned himself to make another final-round run in his second Masters appearance after finishing 6 under on April 12. “It was nice to sort of bounce back,” he said.

    By Taylor Beltz Verified · The Aiken Standard

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • DeChambeau falls short of the green jacket for the second year, finishes in top 10 at Augusta National

    By Taylor Beltz Verified| The Aiken Standard Verified AUGUSTA -- They say the Masters doesn’t really start until the leaders get to the second nine on Sunday. But for Bryson DeChambeau that’s exactly where his momentum, and his chance at a green jacket, came a halt. After a par on the 10th hole, he sat five strokes back from leader Rory McIlroy, who was also his playing partner for the day. While he had some work to do to get back on top, his name was still in the conversation. Then the ball hit the water on White Dogwood.

    By Taylor Beltz Verified · The Aiken Standard

    Apr. 13, 2025

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The Aiken Standard

Charleston, South Carolina, United States

+1 843-577-7111