Columns Masters of Progress The arrival of golfs first major means its time to examine how the worlds classic courses need to evolve in order to test the best players in the world >>
	Masters 'Down in the Amen Corner' More than seven decades of changes, triumphs, disasters, anecdotes, stats and trivia from a three-hole stretch that is the heart of Augusta National >>
	Columns Divine Back Nine During his 50-plus years as a chronicler of the game, no event captured the authors soul more completely than Ben Crenshaws emotional 1995 Masters victory >>
	Masters Amateurs' Finest Hour The 10 best performances by amateurs in the Masters >>
	Masters A Sandy Lie After hitting one of the greatest fairway bunker shots in golf history to win the 1988 Masters, Sandy Lyle has had few pure strikes in the two decades since >>
	Masters Masters Plans Several young course architects provide their suggestions for future changes to Augusta National >>
	Masters Drawing Interest Architects' plans for holes at Augusta >>
	Columns Two Pups and An Underdog It was 25 years ago that my roommate and I packed our bags for the boondoggle of our lives, a trip to the Masters >>

Masters Five Shots that Decide the Masters

By Allen Allnoch Players must pull off these shots on Sunday to win the green jacket >>

Masters What Would You Shoot at Augusta?

By Hal Phillips Finally, an answer to a grillroom question for the ages >>

Masters A Trip of a Lifetime

By Merrell Noden After fulfilling a long-held goal by winning a USGA championship, which was stolen from him 14 years ago, Trip Kuehne returns to the Masters for what could be his final rounds >>