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At a warm, dry Augusta National, the scores keep getting ... lower?

The thought earlier in the week was that warm, dry weather could lead to some high scores at Augusta National as the Masters progressed

APRIL 12 • Associated Press

Masters starting times for Sunday's final round

Masters starting times for the final round Sunday at Augusta National

APRIL 12 • Associated Press

Masters starting times for Saturday's third round

Masters starting times for the third round Saturday at Augusta National

APRIL 11 • Associated Press

Masters' 15th hole known as Firethorn turns prickly by serving up 3 quadruple bogeys

The 15th hole at Augusta National over the years has been the third-easiest hole at the Masters

APRIL 9 • Associated Press

Making Masters debut Gerard is listed in the field for the Masters Tournament this week.

Impact Gerard withdrew prior to last week's Valero Texas Open on the heels of a missed cut in Houston, but he'll head to Augusta National this week for his Masters debut. The 26-year-old UNC product currently ranks 12th on Tour in SG: Approach, though he's just 135th in SG: Around-the-Green.

APRIL 6 • ROTOWIRE

How players qualified to play in the Masters

The Masters field is all but set for Augusta National

MARCH 30 • Associated Press

Out for Valero Texas Open Gerard (undisclosed) is out for the Valero Texas Open, Rob Bolton of PGATour.com reports.

Impact Not long after finishing two rounds in the Texas Children's Houston Open, he will sit out the state's other PGA tournament this spring. What he is dealing with and when he will return is unknown.

MARCH 30 • ROTOWIRE

Share of 27th at TPC Sawgrass Gerard posted a three-under cumulative score at THE PLAYERS Championship to finish in a five-way tie for 27th.

Impact Gerard's four-under 68 second round was his best score of the tournament, though it was sandwiched between one-over 73 scores. He ranked T10 in birdies made, T11 in GIR and in the top-half of the field in driving accuracy, SG: Putting, SG: Off-the-Tee and SG: Around-the-Green, though his three bogeys (T61) drove him down the leaderboard. After opening the year with finishes of 2-T2-T11, Gerard has finished T23 or worse in each of his last five tournaments, including an MC at the Arnold Palmer Invitational. He won't tee off at the Valspar Championship next week.

MARCH 17 • ROTOWIRE

Why is Scottie Scheffler so good at Bay Hill? It might be because of this shot Explained in detail a couple weeks ago by fellow pro Ryan Gerard, Scheffler has mastered the off-speed shot that doesn't sacrifice height or...

MARCH 4 • GOLFCHANNEL.COM

Gotterup soaking up new experiences. That includes his first trip to Augusta National

Chris Gotterup has three PGA Tour wins since July

MARCH 3 • Associated Press

Tied for 23rd at PGA National Gerard fired a three-under 68 in the final round of the Cognizant Classic to finish tied for 23rd place.

Impact Gerard was a popular favorite going into this week, but his week got off to a slow start with a two-over par 73 thanks to his SG: Off the tee and SG: Putting numbers which ranked 64th and 109th respectively. However, Gerard was able to turn it around Friday to make the cut with impressive ball striking as he ranked third in SG: Off the Tee and seventh in SG: Approach. On the week, Gerard showed off the tee and with his ball striking why he was one of the favorites. If he is able to gain strokes on the field with his putting, Gerard will continue to find himself around the first page of the leaderboard. He will tee it up next at the Arnold Palmer Invitational in the seasons next elevated event.

MARCH 2 • ROTOWIRE

Opening round at the Cognizant Classic features bird feathers, shots from the mud and hole-outs

There were some weird shots in Thursday's opening round at the Cognizant Classic

FEBRUARY 27 • Associated Press

Brooks Koepka returns to the Cognizant Classic for his first start there since 2022

Brooks Koepka returns to his hometown PGA event with plenty of comforts, and a few bruises, as he plays the Cognizant Classic

FEBRUARY 25 • Associated Press

Cognizant Classic Picks, Props, Predictions: Betting Michael Thorbjornsen, Ryan Gerard and Nicolai Hojgaard The SI Golf betting panel had our third big hit of the young year, with Byron Lindeque cashing Aldrich Potgieter Top 5 +5500 at Genesis last...

FEBRUARY 25 • SI.COM

Running with Rick: Look for Ryan Gerard to build on West Coast momentum at Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches - PGA TOUR The PGA TOUR kicks off its Florida swing at the renowned PGA National, which has proven to be a stout test for even the best golfers in the...

FEBRUARY 24 • PGATOUR.COM

Cognizant Classic 2026: Second-round tee times, groupings and how to watch The first of four Florida stops on the PGA Tour continues Friday at the Cognizant Classic, where Shane Lowry and Ryan Gerard are expected to...

FEBRUARY 24 • GOLFCHANNEL.COM

Unorthodox swing? Crazy confidence? They are Ryan Gerard's superpowers With a swing all his own but inspired by Ben Hogan and the confidence of the best player in the world, 26-year-old Gerard has established hi...

FEBRUARY 24 • GOLFCHANNEL.COM

PGA Tour starts the Florida swing. Masters spot on the line at South African Open

The PGA Tour starts the Florida swing with the Cognizant Classic

FEBRUARY 24 • Associated Press

Fourth in SG: APP at Riviera Gerard closed with a four-under 67 on Sunday at The Genesis Invitational to finish six-under and tied for 28th.

Impact Gerard's final round at Riviera Country Club was highlighted by an eagle on the par-5 first hole where his 183-yard approach shot settled just 3'5" from the cup, and he ultimately ended the week ranked fourth among the field in SG: Approach and T7 in GIR percentage. However, Gerard lost a collective 4.9 strokes with his short game throughout the Signature Event. Nonetheless, he'll be considered one of the early favorites at the upcoming Cognizant Classic in The Palm Beaches, especially considering the fact he placed T25-4 here in his two previous trips to PGA National.

FEBRUARY 23 • ROTOWIRE

Drops to T45 at Pebble Beach Gerard carded an even-par 72 during the final round of the AT&T Pebble Beach-Pro-Am to finish the tournament 10-under and tied with J.J. Spaun and Si Woo Kim for 45th.

Impact Gerard gave himself an outside shot at cracking the top-10 on the leaderboard after posting a six-under 66 score Saturday, but he was unable to gain ground during Sunday's round. He ranked top-20 in the field in bogeys made, scrambling opportunities and SG: Off the Tee, though he finished near the bottom in birdies made and lost just over four strokes around the green. It was Gerard's worst performance of the season, though he's fifth in the FedExCup Standings thanks to the 2-T2-T11 finishes over his first three PGA Tour events of 2026. He's in the field for The Genesis Invitational next week, which will be his first appearance at that particular signature event.

FEBRUARY 16 • ROTOWIRE

Rose gets another win at Torrey Pines. This was one special with his longtime caddie at his side

Justin Rose is now a two-time winner at Torrey Pines, both times with different caddies

FEBRUARY 3 • Associated Press

Tied for 11th at Torrey Pines Gerard carded a four-under 68 during the final round of the Farmers Insurance Open to finish in a seven-way tie for 11th.

Impact Gerard put together a nice final round that included three consecutive birdies from holes five to seven. Though he struggled off the tee, he ranked eighth in the field in SG: Putting and in the top-15 in SG: Approach to Green, SG: Total, birdies made and GIR. Gerard has opened the 2026 Tour season with finishes of 2-T2-T11 and sits third in the FedEx Cup standings with 484 points. He is not in the field for next week's WM Phoenix Open.

FEBRUARY 1 • ROTOWIRE

Ryan Gerard making a name for himself on PGA Tour Former North Carolina golfer Ryan Gerard is quickly becoming one of the newest breakout stars. The...

JANUARY 29 • TARHEELTIMES.COM

Stays hot at The American Express Gerard closed with a seven-under 65 on Sunday to finish in a share of second place at The American Express.

Impact Gerard started a little slow with a 70 in round one, but closed 66-64-65 to surge up the leaderboard. On Sunday he at one point got to within a shot of Scottie Scheffler, but just couldn't quite hand when the World No. 1 really started to put the gas down. Gerard is in elite form, as he adds this T2 finish to a runner-up in Mauritius and a runner-up last week in Honolulu. Gerard will certainly be one to watch next week at the Farmers Insurance Open.

JANUARY 26 • ROTOWIRE

Scottie Scheffler starts a new season looking like nothing has changed. He wins his PGA Tour opener

Scottie Scheffler starts the new season looking every bit the player who dominated the PGA Tour a year ago

JANUARY 26 • Associated Press

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