The Masters

Augusta National and the Masters Tournament are Bobby Jones’ second enduring legacy to golf. The course and club were founded in 1931, after Jones retired from competitive golf. The tournament originally was called the Augusta National Invitation Tournament, because Jones didn’t like the sound of “The Masters.” However, the name changed in 1939. Horton Smith won the first Masters, but it was Gene Sarazen in the second who put the tournament on the map with his double eagle on the 15th — the “shot heard round the world.” Watch this section for articles and updates on The Masters, including scores, leaderboards, and results

The Times They Are A’ Changing

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I just heard on the Masters webcast that Vijay Singh will—for the first time—carry a … Read more.

Masters TV Times and Other Coverage

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Masters TV Times and Other Coverage Thursday, April 5 3:00 – 4:00: Live Coverage at … Read more.

Handicapping The Masters

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I was going to write an article with my thoughts on the various contenders, near-contenders … Read more.

Online Coverage Of The Masters

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AT&T is offering a variety of feeds from The Masters, including play-by-play before the broadcasts, … Read more.

Palmer To Hit Opening Shot At The Masters

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Several news organizations are reporting that Arnold Palmer has agreed to serve as Honorary Starter … Read more.

For Player, Fitness Is The Issue

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On the eve of his 50th appearance at the Masters, Gary Player is still repeating … Read more.

Watercolor Painting of Augusta

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Odds On The Masters Friday March 30 2007

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Who’s going to win the Masters? The GolfBlogger’s money is on Phil Mickelson, in spite … Read more.