Overview
- Angel Cabrera competes at Augusta National for the first time in six years following his 30-month imprisonment for domestic abuse convictions.
- Augusta National officials upheld Cabrera's lifetime exemption, emphasizing he served his sentence and remains a past champion.
- Critics, including women’s rights groups, question the appropriateness of his participation given his criminal history.
- Cabrera expressed remorse for his past actions, acknowledging his mistakes and seeking forgiveness from his former partners.
- His return follows a recent win at the Pro Football Hall of Fame Invitational, signaling a competitive resurgence at age 55.