Two-time major winner Angel Cabrera is set to return to The Masters next month after serving two years in prison for domestic abuse.

For the first time since 2019 and after being convicted, twice, of domestic violence, Angel Cabera will return to play The Masters.

Angel Cabrera served 30 months in prison for domestic abuse about sentenced in 2021, but the Argentine will be back in Masters action as a past champion next month

For the first time since 2019, Angel Cabrera is set to appear at the Masters Tournament. And if the 2009 green jacket winner is trepid about his return to the Tuesday Champions Dinner, according to Ben Crenshaw, the Argentinean shouldn't be.

Golfer Angel Cabrera will return to play in the Masters, the tournament he won back in 2009. This will be Cabrera’s first time playing the event since 2019, when he missed the final cut, according to Golfweek.

The 54-year-old will perform at Masters in the next month, and it is important to point out that Angel Cabrera acquired a US visa.

I can hear the Scottie Scheffler jokes now … Professional golfer Angel Cabrera will be making an appearance at the Masters Tournament for the first time since 2019. Cabrera didn’t participate in the Masters in 2020 and 2021 due to the pandemic,

Angel Cabrera is returning to Augusta National this spring. Golfweek first reported the news. The 55-year-old Argentine has not played at The Masters since 2019, when he missed the cut after posting rounds of 82 and 75 across the first two days.

The 2009 winner could return to Augusta despite spending 30 months in prison after abusing two former girlfriends

Angel Cabrera will return to the Masters next month after serving a 30-month prison sentence for domestic abuse.