Even though Matsuyama didn't really need to hit balls at the driving range since his weekend was over by missing the cut, the 2021 Masters champion decided to crush some golf balls full Bryson ...

ESPN commentator Scott Van Pelt aptly describing Matsuyama as "absolutely obliterating golf balls." It’s almost like it had been so long since Matsuyama had missed the cut in a major ...

Hideki Matsuyama ... balls. He ensures maximum comfort with his Asics shoes and brings his unique style to the course with ...

In particular, with one lake. Hideki Matsuyama deposited an entire sleeve of golf balls into a body of water on the par-5 18th hole at TPC Twin Cities. The 2021 Masters champ got wet off the tee ...

But three balls went into the water on the par-5 18 th hole at TPC Twin Cities off the clubfaces of Hideki Matsuyama, one of the best players on the planet and winner of the 2021 Masters.

Dunlop is set to launch the exact ball used by Hideki Matsuyama in his astonishing win with 35-under par at The Sentry. The Japanese star’s record-breaking 72-hole PGA Tour performance was completed ...

The United States' Xander Schauffele, the defending gold medalist, sits two shots behind Japan's Hideki Matsuyama, who lost bronze during a playoff in Tokyo, through 18 holes at Le Golf National.

Matsuyama also had tees stuck in the ground on either side of his putter head, likely to enforce a straight path. Another tee was inserted deep into the putting surface behind the golf ball to ...

And then Hideki Matsuyama quietly went about his business for an 8-under 63 and a two-shot lead at Le Golf National ... “Fortunately, I was able to keep the ball in the fairway and left myself ...