Dustin Johnson Targets Masters Record Amid LIV Golf Challenges
Dustin Johnson prepares to defend his Masters title at Augusta National. He set the tournament mark at 20-under par in 2020.
The 2023 Masters runs April 6-9. Johnson faces extra scrutiny because of his ties to LIV Golf.
Course changes at Augusta National
Augusta has been modified in recent years. The venue now plays longer and tougher than before.
Amen Corner received notable changes. Holes 11 and 13 are longer and more demanding now.
Johnson’s strategy and the record
Johnson credits increased course difficulty for the longevity of his 20-under record. He stresses careful risk management.
He remains a former world No. 1. He targets the Masters record while navigating LIV Golf challenges.
Rivals and historical context
Tiger Woods previously posted 19-under par at the Masters. Jordan Spieth also reached 19-under in his run.
Defending the title carries extra weight for Johnson. The result could shape his legacy and public perception.
- Dustin Johnson — 2020 champion, 20-under par.
- Tiger Woods — former record-holder, 19-under par.
- Jordan Spieth — former record-holder, 19-under par.
| Player | Notable Mark | Year |
|---|---|---|
| Dustin Johnson | 20-under par | 2020 |
| Tiger Woods | 19-under par | Previous years |
| Jordan Spieth | 19-under par | Previous years |
What to watch
Pay attention to Johnson’s play around Amen Corner. Those holes may determine low scores and tournament outcomes.
The intersection of performance and off-course controversies remains key. Filmogaz.com will track developments closely.
