The final round of The Masters averaged just 5.6 million viewers -- a 25-year low, according to Sports Media Watch. This year's tournament was pushed back from April to November, possibly explaining the drop in viewership.
It was Woods' worst score on any hole during his PGA Tour career, according to Golf Channel.
At 23, Morikawa is a rising star in golf, with a PGA Championship win under his belt already in 2020.
In Denmark, soccer fans will be invited to park outside the venue and watch games on video screens or listen on the radio, cheering their team on the field inside by honking car horns. Is it a glimpse of the future of American stadium sports?
ANALYSIS/OPINION: Now it's time to consider the unimaginable, at least when it comes to fun and games as we once knew them. That means no college football this fall. No Super Bowl next February. No sports at all as long as the new coronavirus keeps killing people across the country.
What can we say about the 43-year-old golf star, fresh off his first Masters win since 2005 and first major triumph in 11 years? Try this: No one else is Tiger Woods.
By winning his first Masters in 14 years and his first major since 2008, Tiger Woods completed a comeback story for the ages. But how does it match up compared to other comebacks?
No comeback by Tiger Woods was ever going to be complete without a major.
When Woods captured his fifth victory at Augusta National -- and his first major championship in 11 years that must've felt like several lifetimes -- he let out a scream that reflected the depths of his personal and professional hell.
Tiger Woods won the 2019 Masters, clinching the 15th major championship of his career and his first in 11 years.
Tiger Woods blazing to victory in his Sunday red at the Masters, a scene once so familiar, was never more stunning.
A bogey-free round of 66 has Francesco Molinari atop the Masters leaderboard through 54 holes on Saturday. The 2018 Open Champion has now gone 42 consecutive holes without a bogey and leads by two strokes over Tiger Woods and Tony Finau entering Sunday's final round.
Tiger Woods made back-to-back birdies on the 15th and 16th holes to move into a tie for the lead with Francesco Molinari and Tony Finau.
Tony Finau caught fire Saturday with an 8-under par 64 and he now leads the Masters by one shot over Xander Schauffele. Finau sits at 11-under par for the championship.
Saturday is moving day at the Masters, and today has been no different. Tony Finau carded a 6-under 30 on his opening nine to take the tournament lead at 9-under. Finau is the first player since Gary Woodland in 2014 to shoot a nine-hole score of 30.
Adam Scott's position couldn't be much better, tied with four other players at 7-under 137 after a second-round 68. Four others, including Tiger Woods and Dustin Johnson, are a shot back.
Tiger Woods sent roars echoing throughout the grounds of Augusta National Friday afternoon as the four-time Masters champion shot a 4-under 68 in the second round and is one shot behind the leaders through 36 holes.
Tiger Woods looked poised to make a back nine charge at Augusta National Friday afternoon, but Mother Nature got in the way.
Being a Masters champion is something most recreational golfers can't relate to, but 2007 champion Zach Johnson looked like a weekend hacker when he accidentally hit his ball during a practice swing on the 13th tee at Augusta National.
Bryson DeChambeau believes science was at work late in the afternoon at Augusta National, creating a force in the atmosphere where big roars from great shots filter through the back nine. An easier description: Another exciting finish at the Masters, this time on a Thursday.
