Max Homa’s Shades Saga
Max Homa wore sunglasses for several holes and that’s a rare sight in professional golf. When asked about it he said, “I’m not trying to look cool, I’m just trying to find the ball I just snap-hooked.” Classic Homa.
Golf and Guitars: John Daly at Hooters
John Daly wasn’t in the field but his RV tailgate at Hooters across the street from Augusta National was as popular as ever. He jammed with fans, signed autographs and hosted one of the most unique traditions in golf — Augusta’s unofficial sideshow.
Social Media Gold
The Masters’ buttoned-up atmosphere got a modern twist on social media with:
- Ludvig Åberg’s hole-in-one at the Par-3 Contest caught on multiple phones in 4K slow-mo.
- Scottie Scheffler’s Masters Champions Dinner menu going viral — including “Mom’s homemade lasagna” and “Dad’s garlic bread.”
The Sunday Roar at 16
As always 16 was loud on Sunday. Several near-aces including one from Bryson DeChambeau that lipped out dramatically got the crowd on its feet. It was part football stadium, part cathedral.
The Playoff Drama
While more dramatic than fun, Rory McIlroy’s playoff win over Justin Rose was capped with an approach to 5 feet and a birdie that had fans waiting over a decade for. As he walked off the green a fan held up a sign: “Finally!” It was funny and emotional — a shared moment of release for Rory fans everywhere.
Signing Out
These moments — whether funny, weird or just joyful — made the 2025 Masters one of the most human and fun Masters in a while. Between legends defying age, newcomers embracing chaos, and Augusta’s timeless charm, the fun was everywhere!