How the Masters at Augusta National became what we see today

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The article below was written by Michael Atkinson of National Club Golfer.   The bright green grass of beautiful fairways, the vibrant colours of azaleas, the tall trees, the pine needles, the white sand bunkers, the water, the fast greens, the yellow flags with that famous logo – this is the Masters Tournament. “Our overall… Read more »

The 10 best Masters shots of all time

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The Masters is decorated with incredible shots, all of which are made more spectacular by their surroundings. We’ve trawled the Augusta archives and picked out 10 of the best Masters shots of all time—however, with the proviso that many of the greatest shots took place before the arrival of YouTube in 2005. Sadly, for example,… Read more »

What are the perks of winning the Masters?

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The article below was written by Steve Carroll of National Club Golfer. Yes, you get a Green Jacket, but there are a whole host of other benefits that come with winning the year’s first major. We outline some of them. Winning a major championship is incredible enough, but when it’s the Masters there are so… Read more »

Where should the British Masters be held next?

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The article below was written by George Cooper of National Club Golfer. Following another successful British Masters at The Belfry, rumours have been circulating that the Brabazon has been earmarked to host the popular DP World Tour event for the next five years. Since becoming formally known as the British Masters in 1985, the tournament has… Read more »