Let the Masters begin
There is nothing like the internet coverage of the Masters. (www.masters.org)
Currently, I am watching Jack hit balls on the range and at the ripe, young age of 24, I'm spellbounded in the fact that one of the greatest golfers of all time is hitting balls and I'm just sitting in school (not class) watching him do this. Technology is absolutely amazing.
Anyways, I'm excited that Jack is playing and hope that he makes the cut. But, I feel that this years tournament is going to be won by someone in the "so-called" field and not the "Big 4".
Yes, Tiger, et. al are playing at the tops of their games, but I feel that someone from the pack say a Zach Johnson or David Toms will adorn the Green Jacket when all is said and done.
So bring on the patrons and 54 minutes for each hour of golf coverage!! I love the Masters... it is the golfers opening day!
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I am very jealous Jason! Whilst you're watching Jack hit balls on the range I'm here in miserable England contemplating watching the coverage on TV at some ungodly hour of the night whilst the rain lashes against my window!
As for predictions, I'm going to have to pick a big four player and my money is on Vijay, who has been far too quiet in the last few events.
Have fun at Augusta!
I was at the Monday practice round of the Masters. I found a Ryder Cup pin flag with multiple autographs. I checked with lost and found and a gentlemen reported it missing but did not leave his name or number. I am posting here with the hopes that the owner will read this.
I am sure that whoever lost this is heartbroken. I would love to see it returned. Of course, he will have to identify which Ryder Cup it is from and some of the signatures.
I can be contacted at my email address.
Why is the Masters the only major golf tournament with severely limited TV coverage? I can watch the entire US Open, British Open and PGA Championship, but only slivers of live coverage 4-7pm Thurs/Fri and 3:30pm-6pm Sat and 4-7pm Sunday - there is also an additional hour before each schedule above available on the internet via streaming video. Why is this??
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