Augusta Chairman Comments on Fate of Masters Tournament After Helene Damage
On Thursday, Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley expressed confidence that the Masters would proceed as planned in April, despite the club shifting its focus and resources toward helping the region recover from the severe damage caused by Hurricane Helene.
Augusta approves $6 million for private contractors to collect storm debris, but this is just the initial phase, so more ...
Former President Donald Trump will return to the Peach State on Friday. Along with Gov. Brian Kemp, he will travel to Augusta ...
Ridley is in Japan for the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship at the Taiheiyo Club, where the winner will earn an invitation ...
Mayor Garnett L. Johnson and DeKalb County CEO Michael Thurmond signed a mutual aid agreement on October 2nd for emergency ...
Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley said he's focused on the community after the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene but ...
Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley said Thursday he was confident the Masters would be held as scheduled in April.
Augusta National has revealed that the 2025 Masters should go on as planned despite the damage caused by Hurricane Helene.
Masters chairman Fred Ridley says Augusta National sustained a lot of damage from Hurricane Helene, just like the rest of the ...
As the southeastern part of the United States continues to work through the damage caused by Hurricane Helene, the Augusta ...
Augusta National Golf Club, in partnership with the Community Foundation for the CSRA, is donating $5 million towards the ...
The White House has announced that President Joe Biden will tour parts of Georgia and Florida that have been devastated by Hurricane Helene on Thursday.
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