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The paragraphs below tell some of the story. I can be reached at [email protected] I got my picture taken with a Green Jacket. The Green Jacket, actually. It even put its arm (wing?) ...

There is a reason Scottie Scheffler had something of an Irish exit from Butler Cabin on Sunday when he awarded 2025 Masters champion Rory McIlroy his first-ever green jacket. Two days after ...

As the most recent winner, it was Scheffler’s job to help put McIlroy into the coveted green jacket. But fans couldn’t help notice Scheffler’s quick exit as soon as McIlroy had placed his ...

Scottie Scheffler has revealed why he controversially slipped out of the Butler Cabin without a word after handing Rory McIlroy the Green Jacket. As defending champion, the world No 1 had the duty ...

SCOTTIE SCHEFFLER has opened up about giving Masters winner Rory McIlroy his first green jacket. The world No 1 was slammed for the supposedly "classless" way he handed the Northern Irishman his ...

And though he had failed to win his third Masters title, he still had an important job to do: put the green jacket on McIlroy’s shoulders. Actually, he was required to do it twice. The official ...

The winner of the tournament in 2024, Scottie Scheffler, ended up drawing some backlash when handing McIlroy his green jacket after his win, and he recently addressed the situation. After shooting ...

The Northern Irishman also earned himself one of the most iconic prizes in all of sports: the Green Jacket. The blazer is awarded to every winner of the Masters and every member of Augusta National.

Scheffler places the green jacket on 2025 Masters champion Rory McIlroy. / Kyle Terada-Imagn Images Scottie Scheffler drew some—albeit unnecessary—criticism at the Masters this past weekend ...

The Masters' green jacket, conceived by Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts, symbolizes golfing prestige. Awarded to tournament winners since 1949, it's a custom-fitted garment with strict rules ...