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1. Second-round tee times for the Augusta National Women's Amateur

   A look at second-round tee times for Thursday at the Augusta National Women's Amateur.

2. Rose Zhang opens with lowest round in Augusta National Women's Am. history

   The Augusta National Women’s Amateur got underway Wednesday morning at Champions Retreat Golf Club.

3. Despite 'bedridden' coach, J.J. Spaun feels he's breaking slump ahead of Valero title defense

   J.J. Spaun hopes to successfully defend his Valero Texas Open title and head back to the Masters, but his coach won't be by his side.

4. Bryson DeChambeau on proposed rollback: Ball isn't problem, course design is

   “If a whole golf course was [No.] 10 at Riviera that would be amazing," DeChambeau said. "It would be so diabolical and unique and difficult and yet still fair."

5. Bubba Watson, Brooks Koepka don't expect tense Masters between LIV and Tour players

   Bubba Watson and Brooks Koepka said they don't expect the Masters to be tense between LIV and PGA Tour players.

6. Defending ANWA champ Anna Davis penalized 4 shots after preferred-lies confusion

   Anna Davis’ title defense got off to a rough start Wednesday morning at the Augusta National Women’s Amateur.

7. Playing first and final ANWA, FSU’s Amelia Williamson is one of a kind

   Playing in her first and final Augusta National Women's Amateur, Florida State senior Amelia Williamson hopes she can enjoy the moment after one unique and incredible journey here.

8. Which players to keep an eye on at Augusta National Women's Amateur

   The fourth edition of the Augusta National Women's Amateur begins Wednesday at Champions Retreat Golf Club.

9. Like Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus listed the Masters as No. 4 among the majors

   Gary Player recently said the Masters is No. 4 on his list of majors, in terms of importance. Jack Nicklaus said the same years ago.

10. Golf Channel Podcast with Rex & Lav: Passionate Match Play debate; excitement grows for Masters

    The senior writers weigh, with a little bit of emotion, on the Match Play event and look forward to two weeks in Augusta.