Thursday, April 11, 2019

Masters Records: Lowest Scores, Highest Winning Score

Here are the Masters Records: Lowest Scores, Highest Winning Score, Lowest Amateur Score, Lowest Senior ... Read more.

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Augusta National Clubhouse and Grounds Postcard

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Arnie’s Army Button From The 2017 Masters

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The Trees and Flowers of Augusta National.

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Patrick Reed hopes his parents stay away from Masters title defence

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Day 2

It would have been prudent to practice sleeping with my quilt/ sleeping pad setup before setting out on the AT, but I’ve never considered myself a prude.
In any case, I spent most of my first night on the trail tossing about – half my body on the hard shelter floor, half on my half-deflated sleeping pad – in a futile attempt to cover more than like 60% of my body with what felt like a Möbius strip of down. ...

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Day 1

It’d be a lie to say that I didn’t have second thoughts about getting on the trail today.
Those thoughts started the second I woke up. I was lying in my old bed at my parents house, where I’d been sleeping ever since my apartment lease ended last Friday. The warmth of thick heavy blankets was, as usual, hard to depart from. But even more persistent in begging me to stay was that overwhelming feeling that’s impossible to escape at one’s childhood home: nostalgia. ...

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