Was This The Greatest Shot in Masters History?
It surely ranks among the top 10—a couple of top 10s, in fact—but all-time best?
That’s a matter of how you define greatness.
George Peper’s Memories of the Masters
No event has changed more than golf’s rite of spring
Augusta National Golf Club
A mutual love of St. Andrews led Bobby Jones and Alister MacKenzie to establish an American classic
The Masters, 1987: Mize’s Miracle
It’s been 25 years, but I’ll never forget the moment my fellow Augustan played the shot of his life
Augusta vs. The Old Course: Which Is Better For Match Play?
Old Course vs. Augusta National
Letter from St. Andrews: Pretenders to the Throne
2010 just may have the greatest lineup ever for major championship sites, and each of the four courses lays claim to a heritage of links golf. But according to our man in St. Andrews, only one is the real deal.
Letter from St. Andrews: National Offense
The Masters course of today bears little resemblance to the one Jones and MacKenzie created
Letter from St. Andrews: Breakfast at Augusta
My own record of perfect attendance began in 1976. The last time I missed a Masters, Gerald Ford was president and Tiger Woods was an embryo. But this year, not only will I not be in Augusta, I won’t be anywhere near Augusta. I’ll be here in the Auld Grey Toon, and that makes my condition all the more gruesome.
How to play at Augusta National
What would you shoot at Augusta National? Hint: take your worse score ever and add 10 strokes
Playing Augusta National as a Media Member
By Tom Cunneff The Masters is called a tradition unlike any other. Well, this was a day unlike any other. As eye opening as it was to see the course for the first time in 1999, I was even more flabbergasted to get to play it after winning a spot in the media-day lottery, which credentialed journalists are eligible […]