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Club chair Ridley defends call to let Cabrera play

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April 10, 2025

Fred Ridley, the chair of Augusta National, has defended the decision to allow Ángel Cabrera to return to the Masters despite the 2009 champion serving a prison sentence for crimes against women.

- Ewan Murray

Cabrera's reappearance has drawn criticism from women's rights campaigners. Cabrera is technically entitled to play in the Masters for as long as he wants, as a past winner. Whether Augusta should honour that rule has been questioned after the Argentinian spent 30 months in jail. Cabrera was found guilty of assault, theft and intimidation against former girlfriends in 2021

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