All five co-leaders hail from different countries: Ángel Cabrera (Argentina), Miguel Angel Jiménez (Spain), Alex Cejka (Germany), Thomas Bjørn (Denmark) and David Bransdon (Australia).

Cabrera is 20 months removed from a 30-month prison stint. He spent time in three different jails for domestic violence.

Former Masters champ Angel Cabrera’s secret gesture was “nice touch” for Rory McIlroy in his win at Augusta National.

Nick Taylor finally made the cut in another major. Brooks Koepka missed the weekend at the Masters in agonizing fashion.

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The reason for the absence has made Cabrera, the 2009 Masters champion, an unusual and provocative story this week. He was ...

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