Tiger's tale takes focus
What's the story? When it comes to pretournament talk for the 73rd Masters Tournament, there are three big ones.
2009 Masters News
Monday, April 6, 2009
Pair in on Sunday is the dream Sunday pairing
The Tiger and Phil show arrived in Augusta -- one Sunday too soon and 10 minutes apart.
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Video: Practice rounds at Augusta National 
Former Augusta National caddie Tripp Bowden describes what goes on during practice rounds at Augusta National.
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Watch for course changes
Masters Tournament patrons will see some progress on Augusta National Golf Club's new practice facility when they enter the gates this morning.
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Wilson credits Augusta State for pro success
The image in his head wasn't meshing with the reality in front of Oliver Wilson's eyes.
Full StoryPlayers get different look at course outside Masters Week
Many Masters Tournament participants have seen both sides of Augusta National Golf Club.
Full StorySome see no advantage in taking early trip
Not all Masters participants take advantage of playing Augusta National in the months and weeks before the tournament.
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Fuzzy says farewells 30 years later
Fuzzy Zoeller wasn't asking for too much. All he really wanted when he played in his first Masters Tournament was to get invited back the next year.
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Jones' new start launched new era
Newspaper headlines were full of big names in the spring of 1934.
Full StoryOliver Wilson Diary: Seeing familiar faces makes return special
I dropped some stuff over at the house and went over to Forest Hills and watched the (Augusta State) guys for about a half-hour. I really didn't get much time to be out there. They looked like they were doing pretty well. Back-to-back victories is pretty impressive. It's good to see them in form. Hopefully, I can get in that form for this week.
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Checked in
Players who have registered for the 73rd Masters Tournament through Sunday. Others played the course but did not register.
Full StoryIn the field
GOING FOR 50: The countdown is on for Carl Jackson , who has caddied in more Masters Tournaments than anyone.
Full StoryGolf roundup
HUMBLE, Texas - Paul Casey won the Shell Houston Open on Sunday for his first PGA Tour victory, beating J.B. Holmes with a bogey on the first playoff hole.
Full StoryMasters Insider
If you haven't seen Augusta National's course, then you'll want to check out Amen Corner and other landmarks. So, instead of following the course in numerical order, try this:
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Fans corner
Boo's clinic: Two-time PGA Tour winner and Ryder Cup hero Boo Weekley will conduct a private clinic this morning at Fort Gordon Golf Course.
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Spectator's guide
No tickets are sold at the gate. Tournament or "series" badges have been sold to those people on the patron list, which is fully subscribed.
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Cabrera and Perry both hit solid tee shots on the par four tenth hole.
Perry's approach from 178 yards went far left and into the rough, under a tree.
Cabrera's shot goes onto the … [more]
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