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AUGUSTA, Ga. (AP) — U.S. Amateur champion Jose Luis Ballester had to take a different kind of relief Thursday at the Masters, just not the kind found in the Rules of Golf. Ballester, a 21-year-old ...

If you're wondering what it says, here's your answer: Sun Devils. As in Arizona State Sun Devils, where Ballester is ...

Jose Luis Ballester, a Spanish amateur golfer, made his debut at this year's Masters tournament. Interestingly, Ballester was paired with Scottie Scheffler and Justin Thomas. Being in the company of ...

The Spaniard felt the urge to relieve himself while waiting for Justin Thomas to putt out and forgot there was a restroom not ...

Reigning US Amateur champion Jose Luis Ballester has apologized to Augusta National for taking an impromptu bathroom break in Rae's Creek during Thursday's first round of the Masters. The 21-year-old ...

Jose Luis Ballester made headlines earlier this week for peeing in Rae’s Creek at the 13th hole, but now he’s turning heads for a different reason — his girlfriend. On Thursday, April 11, Ballester's ...

Amateur Jose Luis Ballester has sparked his fair share of headlines throughout the Masters week - with none really to do with his golf game. The reigning US Amateur champion made his debut at Augusta ...

Amateur golfer Jose Luis Ballester urinated in Rae's Creek during the first round of the Masters Tournament. Spectators applauded Ballester after he relieved himself on the 13th hole. Ballester stated ...

Jose Luis Ballester won the 2024 U.S. Amateur, which granted him a spot at the Masters this year, but the 21-year-old's first time competing in the major on the famed course was overshadowed by a ...

Even if you go in one of the most sacred places. Enter Jose Luis Ballester, the 21-year-old reigning U.S. Amateur champion from Spain, playing in his first Masters and paired with world No. 1 ...

Sometimes nature calls, even when its timing isn’t great. For Arizona State’s Jose Luis Ballester, that call came on the most iconic stretch of golf holes in the world. Naturally, he did what anyone ...