Back When, The Masters ‘Went Hollywood’ with Its Highlight Show
Call it a major coincidence—the 1986 Masters, which many consider the most dramatic of all time, was also the first… Read more »
The Masters
Advice on Navigating Augusta National for First-Time Masters Badge Holders
There is something about The Masters at Augusta National that makes it no different from the San Diego Zoo, Disney’s… Read more »
Extra-Curricular Masters Diary Helped Push Tiger off Campus and on Tour
Fourteen summers ago Tiger Woods was midway through his college career and running out of reasons to stay in school…. Read more »
Tiger, the Masters and a Wierd Detour for Destiny
As the Masters draws near and with it the eerie reappearance of Tiger Woods, it’s odd to look back at… Read more »
Byron Nelson Was A Jersey Boy
A head pro with a sharp eye, George Jacobus, spotted young Byron Nelson at Augusta National, scouting out job offers. What came next were the Texan’s all-important New Jersey Years, a pair of seasons in the mid-1930s when Nelson’s protean talents were first proven.
Something You Didn’t Know about The Masters
Until 1986, and perhaps the greatest Masters ever, Augusta National Golf Club had no mass outlet for its Masters “movie,” a huge-budget highlight film produced to Hollywood standards and seen only by a few Boy Scouts and Rotarians.
