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Kevin Hart Serves as Caddie for Bryson DeChambeau in 2026 Masters Par 3 Contest
Comedian Kevin Hart acted as caddie for golfer Bryson DeChambeau during the Par 3 Contest ahead of the 2026 Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club. The event, held on April 8, featured Hart taking a tee shot and interacting with other players. The contest serves as a family-friendly tradition before the main tournament from April 9 to 12.
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The 2026 Masters Par 3 Contest took place on April 8 at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia, USA, as a prelude to the main tournament. Comedian Kevin Hart, aged 46, served as caddie for professional golfer Bryson DeChambeau during the nine-hole event. The Par 3 Contest is a tradition where participants often use family members or partners as caddies.
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Hart appeared on camera and stated he was acting solely as DeChambeau's caddie, describing himself as the best to ever perform the role. He took practice shots with DeChambeau's clubs at the range. Later, Hart attempted a tee shot for DeChambeau on a hole with a water hazard, declaring he was built for the task, though the shot landed in the water.
Hart met Chinese golfer Haotong Li, who expressed admiration by taking a photo and calling Hart his favorite comedian.
Li used profanity on live television during the interaction. These moments occurred during the contest broadcast. The main 2026 Masters Tournament features a 91-player invitational field at the par-72, 7,565-yard Augusta National course.
It runs from April 9 to 12, with the first two rounds on Thursday and Friday, followed by a cut to top performers for the weekend. m. local time.
enters as defending champion after winning in 2025 and completing the career Grand Slam.
Scottie Scheffler, the world No. 1, is the betting favorite at 7/1 odds, followed by Jon Rahm at 10-12/1 and McIlroy at 11-14/1. Bryson DeChambeau is listed at 10-14/1 odds. The tournament includes a reduced presence from LIV Golf players, such as DeChambeau and Rahm, amid the ongoing rivalry with the PGA Tour.
