Former Masters champion Ángel Cabrera has made a highly publicized return to Augusta National after spending 30 months in prison for domestic violence and assault against former partners. Cabrera, who has expressed regret for his past and defended his inclusion in the prestigious tournament, recently celebrated his first victory on the PGA Tour Champions since his release. This comeback has sparked debates in the golf community, with some supporters celebrating his redemption and others condemning the Masters for embracing a player with a troubled past. As Cabrera prepares to compete, questions linger about his place in the tournament and the broader implications of giving a platform to a serial abuser.