As a 1-handicapper capable of breaking par but also shooting in the 80s, I didn’t feel like I played perfectly, but I also didn’t feel overwhelmed. In fact, I played about as well as I could have hoped. Here’s what went right.
AUGUSTA, Ga. — The Masters merchandise demand is very real, and I just experienced it first-hand. This is my third time at Augusta National and outside of the Open Championship it’s the tournament I look forward to working the most, for obvious reasons. Growing up in the England, the Masters was my favorite tournament, but Read more…
AUGUSTA, Ga. — If someone asked you to name three things when you think of the Masters, chances are pretty high the top answers would include pimento-cheese sandwich, the golf course and the white caddie jumpsuits. The caddie garb, in particularly, is notable because you see them throughout the practice and tournament rounds, plus also Read more…
AUGUSTA, Ga. — If I had one regret after covering my first Masters in 2023, it was that I didn’t walk and see all I should have at Augusta National. I hit a few of the obvious spots, but didn’t walk all 18 holes, and it’s been something I’ve waited two years to make right. Read more…
You may have heard stories about there only being a small number of big nomes (price tag, $US49.50) available each day, that they sell out within the first hour and patrons are spending north of three hours waiting in line, just hoping shelves will still be stocked.
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