Matt Every secures maiden Masters berth

Matt Every has earned an invite to the 2014 Masters Tournament following his maiden PGA Tour victory at the Arnold Palmer Invitational

Matt Every Masters bound
Matt every - pictured after winning the Arnold Palmer Invitational - has secured his place in the 2014 Masters
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Matt Every has earned an invite to the 2014 Masters Tournament following his maiden PGA Tour victory at the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

Matt Every secures maiden Masters berth

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There are at least two more spaces available for the 2014 Masters Tournament: the winners of the Valero Texas Open and Shell Houston Open, if they haven’t already qualified, plus those who force their way into the world’s top 50 between now and the week prior to the Masters.

Some 103 players teed it up at the 1963 Masters – the largest figure in tournament history.

Note: The Masters Committee can also elect to invite international players who haven’t qualified through any of the above avenues.

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