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Keith
Mitchell
United States
Birthdate
7/1/1992 (34)
Birthplace
Chattanooga, Tennessee
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Georgia
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Right
Turned Pro
2014
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Mitchell retains lead through rainy day at Truist
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Mitchell leads Truist with record 61; Rory 5 back
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Harman leads Texas Open by 4; Aberg misses cut
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Ryder has only 21 putts for 63, leads Texas Open
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Masters 2026: Latest news and analysis, how to watch and more coverage
The Masters returns as Scottie Scheffler, Rory McIlroy and more compete for a green jacket. Here's all the coverage.
Frustrated Sergio Garcia breaks driver on No. 2 tee box
Sergio García and Jon Rahm were in the same group for the final round of the Masters, a Spanish duo of former champions that added some buzz to the early pairings of players out of contention.
Why Cam Young can make some noise on Sunday at the Masters
Matt Barrie and Curtis Strange discuss Cameron Young being tied for the lead heading into the final round of the Masters.
Shane Lowry sinks historic hole-in-one at the Masters
Ireland's Shane Lowry becomes the first golfer to record multiple holes-in-one in a Masters career with an ace on the sixth hole of the third round.
Masters field goes low, sets third-round record for average score
Ten players shot a 68 or better at the Masters on Saturday as the field's average score of 70.63 set a third-round record. Russell Henley said: "The course is gettable."
How Rory McIlroy's Saturday stumble sets up a dramatic Sunday at the Masters
After losing the biggest 36-hole lead in Masters history, McIlroy and Augusta will have another spin Sunday. Whatever transpires, one thing is certain: It will not be boring
