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5. The patch / Augusta Municipal This is a very short golf course, even from the back set of tees. The layout is not bad, but displays little to no challenge. The course conditions are usually pretty bad, but they seem to be getting better with time The course does have a driving range, and a short game practice area 4. Goshen Plantation Golf Club Goshen provides an extremely challenging layout The course provides various sets of tees that accommodate each and every skill level The greens are slow, but run true course condition is fair, but seems to be improving has an excellent driving range and short game area. 3. Forest Hills Very historic golf club Has many sets of tees to accommodate many skill levels Greens are blazingly quick, and have a ton of slippery slopes Layout is my favorite of the local public clubs. Has a driving range, but a very limited short game area 2. Mt. Vintage This course is the most challenging public course around Course provides few sets of tees, but are spread out alot greens are slow, but run true The rough is no joke There are no flat lies, the ball is either above or below your feet Has the best driving range and short game areas 1. The River Incredibly scenic, especially the first and last 3 Challenging, but not impossible Many sets of tees, but the back set could be longer Water everywhere, and I mean everywhere Perfect condition year round super fast and true greens pace of play is slower than christmas Thanks for reading - Myles Riley

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Oh. My. Gawd! I need a moment...

Date: April 8-12, 2015 Location: Augusta National Augusta, GA Defending Champion: Bubba Watson Top Storylines: Tiger is playing Tiger is having fun Tiger played well in practice Tiger, Tiger, Tiger Oh and everybody else showed up as well Featured Pairings: Come on, it's the Masters, they're all featured, but just in case.......... Arnold Palmer-Gary Player-Jack Nicklaus: This trio kicks off the Masters with one of the greatest traditions in golf, the ceremonial opening tee shots. It's an opportunity to pay homage to three of the game's greats. Tee time: Round 1 -- 7:40 a.m. Bubba Watson-Justin Rose-Gunn Yang: Watson has won two of the past three Masters. This is his first start since a third-place finish at the World Golf Championships-Cadillac Championship. He'll play alongside Rose, the 2013 U.S. Open champion, and reigning U.S. Amateur champion Gunn Yang. Tee times: Round 1 -- 9:24 a.m.; Round 2 -- 12:42 p.m. Adam Scott-Dustin Johnson-Antonio Murdaca: Amateurs traditionally play alongside past Masters champion. Scott will play alongside countryman Murdaca, the 2014 Asia-Pacific Amateur champion. Dustin Johnson, who won this year's Cadillac Championship, is the group's third member. Tee times: Round 1 -- 9:35 a.m.; Round 2 -- 12:53 p.m. Phil Mickelson-Rory McIlroy-Ryan Moore: All eyes will be on this group. McIlroy is trying to complete the career Grand Slam. Mickelson is a three-time Masters champion; he finished T17 at last week's Shell Houston Open. He used to be an annual contender at Augusta National, but he missed the cut last year and finished T54 the prior year. Moore was an amateur when he finished a career-best T13 at the 2005 Masters. Tee times: Round 1 -- 10:41 a.m.; Round 2 -- 1:48 p.m. J.B. Holmes-Martin Kaymer-Brandt Snedeker: Holmes, the winner of last week's Shell Houston Open, has finished first or second in half of his past six starts. He has made just one previous Masters start (T25, 2008). He's playing with Kaymer, who won last year's PLAYERS and U.S. Open but has struggled at Augusta National. Snedeker has two top-six finishes at Augusta National.Tee times: 10:52 a.m.; Round 2 -- 1:59 p.m. Matt Kuchar-Brooks Koepka-Graeme McDowell: Augusta National has been a special place for Kuchar, who starred there as an amateur in 1998 and has finished in the top eight in the past three Masters. Koepka, who finished fourth at last year's U.S. Open and recently won his first TOUR title at the Waste Management Phoenix Open, is making his Masters debut. McDowell, the 2010 U.S. Open champion, has missed the cut in five of his seven Masters starts. Tee times: 1:04 p.m.; Round 2 -- 9:35 a.m. Jordan Spieth-Henrik Stenson-Billy Horschel: Spieth, a runner-up in last year's Masters, is grouped with two past FedExCup champs. Spieth has finished no worse second in his past three PGA TOUR starts. He lost last week's Shell Houston Open in a playoff and won the Valspar Championship. Stenson finished a career-best 14th in last year's Masters. Horschel finished T37 last year in his Masters debut. Tee times: Round 1 -- 1:15 p.m.; Round 2 -- 9:57 a.m. Tiger Woods-Jamie Donaldson-Jimmy Walker: Woods is making his first start since withdrawing from the Farmers Insurance Open in February. He shot a career-worst 82 in his first start of 2015, the Waste Management Phoenix Open. This is Woods' first Masters start since 2013. He missed last year's Masters after back surgery. Walker won the Valero Texas Open in his last start; he finished eighth last year in his Masters debut. Donaldson finished 14th at last year's Masters. This is the second-to-last group of the day. Tee times: Round 1 -- 1:48 p.m.; Round 2 -- 10:30 a.m. Jason Day-Sergio Garcia-Rickie Fowler: The last group of the day is a strong one. Day, who won this year's Farmers Insurance Open, has finished in the top three in two Masters, including a T2 in 2011. Garcia missed the cut in last year's Masters, but finished eighth in 2013. Garcia has finished outside the top 30 in his past three PGA TOUR starts. Fowler, who finished in the top five in all four majors last year, has just one top 25 in six PGA TOUR starts in 2015. Tee times: Round 1 -- 1:59 p.m.; Round 2 -- 10:41 a.m. TV Coverage: Wednesday (par 3 tourney) - ESPN 3:00PM-5:00PM EST Thursday & Friday - Golf Channel (Live from the Masters) 8:00AM-3:00PM EST, ESPN 3:00PM-7:30PM EST Saturday & Sunday - Golf Channel (Live from the Masters) 9:30AM-3:00PM EST, CBS 3:00PM-7:00PM EST

So Tiger has officially announced that he is going to play the masters. Any thoughts? I know Kenny is interested in his under garment selection. Anyone else?