Fred Ridley, Hurricane Helene
After 'a lot of damage' due to Hurricane Helene, Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley gives status update for 2025 Masters
Ridley is in Japan for the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship at the Taiheiyo Club, where the winner will earn an invitation to play in the 2025 Masters and British Open. More: Drone footage shows extensive damage to Augusta National Golf Club’s Magnolia Lane caused by Hurricane Helene
Fred Ridley: ANGC suffered 'a lot of damage'; club donating $5 million to local hurricane relief
Ridley said he was a late arrival to Japan because of the ongoing efforts to rebuild the area. On Thursday, he announced, in partnership with the Community Foundation for the Central Savannah River Area, that the club was donating $5 million to support the local relief efforts.
Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley confident Masters will go on as scheduled despite hurricane damage
Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley said he's focused on the community after the devastation caused by Hurricane Helene but expressed optimism about the Masters Thursday.
Masters Chairman Fred Ridley Offers Concerning Update On Augusta National After Hurricane Helene
Augusta National Golf Club is facing months of extensive repairs after Hurricane Helene passed through the area over the weekend and left a path of
Augusta National Golf Club Chairman Fred Ridley updates impacts of Helene, relief efforts
Fred Ridley, Chairman of Augusta National Golf Club and the Masters Tournament, offered an update on Hurricane Helene's impact on the course during a news conference prior to the beginning of the Asia-Pacific Amateur Championship in Japan on Thursday.
Fred Ridley: Augusta National currently assessing impact after ‘catastrophic’ Helene
Ridley did not say what damage, if any, was sustained by the club, but that its foremost efforts were with its staff and community.
Augusta National suffered ‘a lot of damage’ in storm, will donate $5 million to relief fund; Masters will be played as scheduled
When Hurricane Helene, a Category 4 storm, battered much of the South last week, including Augusta, Ga., golf was the last thing on anyone’s mind. Especially because there were at least 225,000 Augusta residents without power.
'A Lot Of Damage' To Augusta National But Masters Expected To Be Held As Planned
Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley says The Masters will be staged on time despite extensive damage to the course caused by Hurricane Helene
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Augusta National Golf Club donates $5 million for Hurricane Helene relief
On Thursday, Fred Ridley, Chairman of Augusta National Golf Club and the Masters Tournament, announced a $5 million donation that would be made towards the Hurricane Helene Community Crisis Fund.
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The Masters will be held as scheduled at Augusta despite Hurricane Helene damage, chairman says
Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley said Thursday he was confident the Masters would be held as scheduled in April as the club directs its attention and resources to helping the area recover ...
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Augusta National expected to be ready for Masters despite damage
Fred Ridley, the chairman of Augusta National Golf Club, said Thursday he was confident the Masters would be held as scheduled in April as the club directs its attention and resources to helping ...
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Masters to be held as scheduled despite Hurricane Helene damage – Augusta chief
Augusta National chairman Fred Ridley has vowed that next year’s Masters will take place as scheduled despite “a lot of damage” caused by Hurricane Helene. Helene blew ashore in northern ...