simosfrostyone
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Don't miss the peach ice cream sandwich either.
eric -
I was a first-timer as well 2 years ago and brought my 2 sons. A couple tips....
1) Parking is free and there's plenty of it directly adjacent to the course.
2) Upon arrival (8 a.m.), go directly to the huge merchandise building and buy all your Masters goodies. You can store your bag(s) next door for free and pick them up when your leaving later.
3) We went Monday & Tuesday for the practice rounds. Cameras & cell phones allowed these days only. If your going multiple days, walk/see the entire course on day 1. Do it in reverse order to avoid crowds.
4) Day 2 devote to stationary viewing at the gorgeous practice range, Amen Corner, the 13th fairway tree-line, the grandstands flanking 15 green, the 18th tee and 18 green.
5) Food. Everything you've heard about the home-made pimento(sp), egg salad sandwiches and lemonade is true. ALL the food is ridiculously inexpensive and ridiculously good.
6) Definitely go over to Magnolia Lane and get your picture taken in the garden/circle in front of the clubhouse....IT'S FREE !
Ask me any questions you like !
Cell phones are not allowed on any day.
Tiger is on the practice range now. We in the main golf shop are always glad when he plays because we can at least plan for a bit of a "Tiger Lull" when he's on the course all week.
Holmes deserves a W. He's been in at least 1 playoff this year and is playing well. He could be a threat at Augusta next week with his length. I was kinda rooting for Wagner of the 3 - seems like a good guy and coming off a long dry spell. And quite the celebration on 18 when he birdied to get into the playoff.
Now rooting for Stacy Lewis to come back and win the ANA.