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Former PGA Tour winner Paul Goydos has called out LIV Golf critic Brandel Chamblee for his 'lack of outrage' over his stance on Angel Cabrera's return.

Former Masters champion Angel Cabrera has finally been granted a visa, and he is set to return to Augusta National in 2025.

Disgraced Masters champion Angel Cabrera will not tee it up at Augusta National next month after his application for a visa was temporarily declined.

Angel Cabrera closes with two eagles on PGA Tour Champions return as compatriot Ricardo Gonzalez wins first event on senior circuit. 

Disgraced former Masters champion Angel Cabrera off to horror start on PGA Tour Champions return at Trophy Hassan II in Morocco. 

Having completed a 30-month prison sentence, Cabrera will be making a controversial return to Tour golf at this week's Trophy Hassan II in Morocco.

Not long out of prison, Angel Cabrera very nearly beats rising PGA Tour stars at South Open in Argentina. 

Fred Ridley has provided an updated as to whether disgraced Masters champion Angel Cabrera will be able to compete at Augusta National this year.

Former Masters and US Open champion Angel Cabrera will return to the PGA Tour Champions at the Hassan II Trophy in February 2024. 

Former Masters champion Angel Cabrera has reportedly been given the all-clear to return to the PGA Tour Champions, according to a report.

Disgraced former Masters champion Angel Cabrera has made his first start in a professional golf tournament since being released from prison.

Footage has emerged of disgraced former Masters champion Angel Cabrera playing golf weeks after he was released from Argentina's most dangerous prison.

Masters champion Angel Cabrera is now out of prison and he's intent on "playing golf at the highest level."

Former Masters champion Angel Cabrera has been released from prison after serving 30 months for domestic violence offences. 

Former Masters champion Angel Cabrera has been convicted of assault for the second time and was given a prison sentence of two years and four months.

Prosecutors in Argentina have confirmed Angel Cabrera, the 2009 Masters champion, will be facing a second trial for alleged domestic violence offences.

Charlie Epps has been talking about the fall from grace for the former Masters and U.S. Open champion.

Angel Cabrera has been sentenced to two years in prison in Argentina for assaulting a former girlfriend. 

Angel Cabrera has been in jail since January after Brazil's federal police arrested him for the alleged assault of three former partners.