Mark Calcavecchia kicked out of Masters grounds for using his phone
New York Post • • sports
Key Points:
- Mark Calcavecchia, 1989 British Open champion, was removed from Augusta National Golf Club for using his phone, violating the Masters' strict no-phone policy.
- Calcavecchia, an 18-time Masters participant and 1988 runner-up, acknowledged the incident but declined to comment further.
- Augusta National has a history of enforcing strict rules, having previously removed former pro Charlie Rymer in 2011 for phone use and ASU coach Matt Thurmond in 2023 for dress code violations.
- The club maintains various strict regulations, including prohibitions on wearing socks to dinner, pairing the green jacket with jeans, and sitting on the range.
- Augusta National has not publicly commented on Calcavecchia's removal or the recent enforcement of its policies.
