Order byBest matchMost fresh

Angel Cabrera on return to Masters

Digest more
Top News
Controversies
Golf Digest |
Angel Cabrera just added some extra luggage for his trip to Augusta National this week, winning his first PGA Tour Champions event 20 months after being released from prison.
Yahoo! Sports |
Cabrera, 55, spent more than two years in prison in Argentina for domestic violence abuse, pleading guilty to charges that included intimidation and harassment of his former girlfriends.

Read more on News Digest

Angel Cabrera wins on PGA Tour Champions, 20 months after release from jail on gender violence
Angel Cabrera won on the PGA Tour Champions on Sunday, 20 months after he was released after spending two years in an Argentine prison for gender violence.
Angel Cabrera in Masters Form, Captures PGA Tour Champions Event
Angel Cabrera won in Florida the week before the Masters, taking home the title at the James Hardie Pro Football Hall of Fame Invitational title.
Angel Cabrera wins first tour-sanctioned event in 11 years, heads to Masters for first time in 6 years
Cabrera, 55, last made the cut at the Masters in 2016, when he tied for 24th place at age 46. He lost to Adam Scott in a playoff in 2013 and won his first major, the 2007 U.S. Open at Oakmont.
Former winner Angel Cabrera set to play 2025 Masters after serving time in prison
Angel Cabrera spent more than two years in prison in Argentina for domestic violence abuse, intimidation and harassment of former girlfriends.
Angel Cabrera’s controversial Masters inclusion a dark cloud over Augusta National
There will be an uncomfortable truth lingering around Augusta National this week amidst the litany of delicious storylines that most hope will define the 89th Masters.
Angel Cabrera defends his controversial Masters return: ‘Why not?’
If Angel Cabrera is aware of anyone not happy about him playing in this week’s Masters based on the multiple convictions for assault on ex-girlfriends, you wouldn’t know it.
Angel Cabrera's US golf tournament victory drought may end at Hall of Fame Invitational
Angel Cabrera, who won the 2007 U.S. Open and 2009 Masters, is trying to win on the PGA Tour Champions for the first time in his 26th start.
Angel Cabrera wins James Hardie Pro Football Hall of Fame Invitational, ending 10-year, 8-month drought
Angel Cabrera's pro golf career was derailed in 2021 when he spent two years in prison in Argentina after being convicted of assault and other charges.
Feedback