Call his story “The Old Man with a Tee,” an unapologetic takeoff of a Hemingway title since his march through life matches the famed author’s plots with its twists and turns. Here he is, Bernhard Langer, still mixing it up with the kids on the golf course and, at 67, still thirsting to give the them a tussle one more time in the 89th Masters.

At age 67, two-time Masters champion Bernhard Langer is playing in his 41st and final tournament at Augusta National. “The course is just getting too long, and I'm getting shorter and shorter, and I'm hitting hybrids where the other kids are hitting 9-irons and 8-irons,

Langer wore the same red at Augusta National Golf Club on Thursday that he did 40 years ago when he won the tournament for the first time.

Bernhard Langer, barring a miracle, won’t win the Masters Tournament this year, which gets underway on Thursday. Langer, 67, who was born in Germany and now lives in the United States, hasn’t made the cut at Augusta National Golf Club since 2020.

The Masters has no plans to create an exemption for LIV Golf players, says tournament chairman Fred Ridley. In February, the US Open and Open Championship announced that the leadi

Golf legend Bernhard Langer has inked a deal with Skechers. "I've been playing golf for a long time and Skechers is the first brand I've worked with that really understands comfort on the course," Langer said in an official press release.