Angel Cabrera’s Journey: From Prison to The Masters

Angel Cabrera, the 2009 Masters champion, has made a remarkable return to Augusta National after serving a prison sentence in Argentina. Cabrera's journey back to the prestigious golf tournament is a story of redemption and resilience. He was released from prison in August 2023 after serving time for domestic violence and other charges, which he admitted were serious mistakes.

Cabrera's return to The Masters was not guaranteed, but his performance in recent tournaments and his expressed remorse played a significant role in his invitation back to Augusta. His presence at the tournament is seen as a testament to the possibility of second chances, even in the high-stakes world of professional golf.

The golf community and fans have mixed feelings about Cabrera's return. While some celebrate his comeback, others remain skeptical about the appropriateness of welcoming back a convicted felon to such a revered event. Cabrera himself has expressed gratitude for the opportunity and a desire to focus on his game and future.

• Angel Cabrera
• Argentina
• Augusta National
• The Masters

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Former Masters champion Angel Cabrera is set to compete at Augusta National for the first time in six years following his release from prison. The Argentine was found guilty in 2021 of numerous charges that included assault, theft and illegal intimidation against former girlfriends.

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After 2 years in an Argentine prison, former Masters champ Angel Cabrera is back at Augusta National.

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