Angel Cabrera Aims for Masters Return Post-Prison, Pending Visa Approval

Former Masters champion's participation in the tournament hinges on resolving his current inability to enter the United States.

Angel Cabrera, the former Masters champion, has been released from prison after serving 30 months for domestic violence cases.
Cabrera's suspension from the PGA Tour has been lifted, allowing him to participate in all Tour-sanctioned events in 2024.
Cabrera is currently unable to enter the United States due to visa issues, which could prevent him from participating in the Masters.
Augusta National Chairman Fred Ridley has stated that Cabrera will be welcomed back to the Masters if he can resolve his legal issues and obtain a visa.
Cabrera's legal team is reportedly working to secure a visa and schedule an appointment with the U.S. embassy.