Zalatoris had +5000 odds to win the Masters heading into Thursday's start. Action Network Darren Rovell reported that 2.3-percent of the bets and 2-percent of the money were placed on Zalatoris ...

Will Zalatoris will not compete in this year's Masters after withdrawing just before his 1:24 p.m. tee time due to injury.

Will Zalatoris has withdrawn from the Masters due to injury, shortly prior to his 1:24 p.m. ET tee time Thursday at Augusta National.

Will Zalatoris’ return will have to wait. Zalatoris withdrew from the Masters before his first round tee time on Thursday afternoon due to a back injury. It’s unclear what the injury is ...

Two players withdrew Thursday from the 2023 Masters. Will Zalatoris won’t play “due to injury,” according to the Masters. He had not started his first round at Augusta National Golf Club.

AUGUSTA, Ga. – Will Zalatoris has a rather unique threesome these first two rounds of the 89th Masters. The former Wake Forest star is playing alongside 67-year-old Bernhard Langer, a two-time ...

Will Zalatoris withdrew from the 2023 Masters on Thursday due to a back injury. This marks the second consecutive withdrawal for the former PGA Tour Rookie of the Year as he was an early exit in ...

– Will Zalatoris withdrew Thursday before his first-round tee time at the Masters because of a back injury. The world No. 8 was scheduled to tee off with U.S. Open champion Matt Fitzpatrick and Collin ...

AUGUSTA, Ga. -- Will Zalatoris, who finished solo second in his Masters debut in 2021, and Kevin Na both withdrew from the Masters on Thursday. Zalatoris pulled out before the start of Thursday's ...

The PGA Tour announced Thursday that Will Zalatoris withdrew from the 2023 Masters because of an undisclosed injury. Zalatoris had been scheduled to tee off in Thursday's opening round at 1:24 p.m ...

Will Zalatoris returns to Augusta National Golf Club for the 2025 Masters Tournament, set to take place April 10-13. Zalatoris has shown strong performances at Augusta in recent years, including a ...

It’s rare to find a 100% trend in sports, but that’s what we have with Will Zalatoris and The Masters. He has started three times at Augusta and finished inside the top 10 three times ...