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Masters Boosts Security Against AI Glasses Amid Tournament

4/13/2026

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The Masters Tournament has intensified security to prevent fans from sneaking in AI glasses that bypass the Masters' no-phone and no-camera policy.
AI glasses cost up to $800 and have gained popularity among influencers.
Former major winner Mark Calcavecchia was ejected for using his phone.
Security staff identify these devices and warn fans they risk a ban.
The tournament nears conclusion with Rory McIlroy and Cam Young tied for lead.

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The Masters Tournament has intensified security to prevent fans from sneaking in AI glasses that bypass the Masters' no-phone and no-camera policy.
AI glasses cost up to $800 and have gained popularity among influencers.
Former major winner Mark Calcavecchia was ejected for using his phone.
Security staff identify these devices and warn fans they risk a ban.
The tournament nears conclusion with Rory McIlroy and Cam Young tied for lead.