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The Independent UK
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Lawrence Ostlere

Former champion Mark Calcavecchia ejected from the Masters after breaking key rule

Mark Calcavecchia Masters Augusta National (Organization)
  • Mark Calcavecchia, the 1989 Open champion, was ejected from the Masters tournament for violating Augusta National’s strict no-phone policy.
  • The incident occurred on Wednesday, where Calcavecchia was present as an "honorary invitee" ahead of the 2026 tournament.
  • Augusta National maintains numerous stringent rules for patrons, including a specific dress code and a ban on mobile phones, laptops, and tablets.
  • Calcavecchia reportedly refused to comment negatively on Augusta National or the Masters when questioned about the incident.
  • This follows a similar incident last year where Arizona State University coach Matt Thurmond was ejected for wearing shorts, highlighting the club's strict enforcement of its regulations.

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Major champion Mark Calcavecchia ejected from Masters after breaking strict Augusta rule

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