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Tee Times
Thursday
8:00 Jose Maria Olazabal/JJ Spaun
8:11 Mike Weir/Padraig Harrington/Austin Greaser(A)
8:22 Larry Mize/Sepp Straka/Francesco Molinari
8:33 Fred Couples/Garrick Higgo/Guido Migliozzi
8:44 Vijay Singh/Ryan Palmer/Kyoung-hoon Lee
8:55 Min Woo Lee/Hudson Swafford/Cam Young
9:06 Stewart Cink/Brian Harman/Harry Higgs
9:17 Zach Johnson/Si Woo Kim/Aaron Jarvis(A)
9:39 Luke List/Matt Wolff/Mackenzie Hughes
9:50 Danny Willett/Jason Kokrak/Talor Gooch
10:01 Max Homa/Kevin Na/Shane Lowry
10:12 Kevin Kisner/Daniel Berger/Tommy Fleetwood
10:23 Bryson DeChambeau/Cam Smith/Paul Casey
10:34 Tiger Woods/Louie Oosthuizen/Joaquin Niemann
10:45 Hideki Matsuyama/Justin Thomas/James Piot(A)
10:56 Adam Scott/Scottie Scheffler/Tony Finau
11:18 Sandy Lyle/Stewart Hagestad(A)
11:29 Lucas Glover/Erik Van Rooyen/Cameron Champ
11:40 Bernhard Langer/Christian Bezuidenhout/Cameron Davis
11:51 Charl Schwartzel/Robert McIntyre/Laird Shepard(A)
12:02 Gary Woodland/Justin Rose/Takumi Kanaya
12:13 Lee Westwood/Russell Henley/Corey Conners
12:24 Patrick Reed/Seamus Power/Lucas Herbert
12:35 Bubba Watson/Tom Hoge/Keita Nakajima
12:57 Marc Leishman/Webb Simpson/Sungjae Im
1:08 Sergio Garcia/Thomas Pieters/Harold Varner
1:19 Abraham Ancer/Tyrrell Hatton/Sam Burns
1:30 Dustin Johnson/Billy Horschel/Collin Morikawa
1:41 Will Zalatoris/Patrick Cantlay/Jon Rahm
1:52 Jordan Spieth/Viktor Hovland/Xander Schauffele
2:03 Matthew Fitzpatrick/Brooks Koepka/Rory McIlroy

Friday
8:00 Sandy Lyle/Stewart Hagestad(A)
8:11 Lucas Glover/Erik Van Rooyen/Cameron Champ
8:22 Bernhard Langer/Christian Bezuidenhout/Cameron Davis
8:33 Charl Schwartzel/Robert McIntyre/Laird Shepard(A)
8:44 Gary Woodland/Justin Rose/Takumi Kanaya
8:55 Lee Westwood/Russell Henley/Corey Conners
9:06 Patrick Reed/Seamus Power/Lucas Herbert
9:17 Bubba Watson/Tom Hoge/Keita Nakajima
9:39 Marc Leishman/Webb Simpson/Sungjae Im
9:50 Sergio Garcia/Thomas Pieters/Harold Varner
10:01 Abraham Ancer/Tyrrell Hatton/Sam Burns
10:12 Dustin Johnson/Billy Horschel/Collin Morikawa
10:23 Will Zalatoris/Patrick Cantlay/Jon Rahm
10:34 Jordan Spieth/Viktor Hovland/Xander Schauffele
10:45 Matthew Fitzpatrick/Brooks Koepka/Rory McIlroy
10:56 Jose Maria Olazabal/JJ Spaun
11:18 Mike Weir/Padraig Harrington/Austin Greaser(A)
11:29 Larry Mize/Sepp Straka/Francesco Molinari
11:40 Fred Couples/Garrick Higgo/Guido Migliozzi
11:51 Vijay Singh/Ryan Palmer/Kyoung-hoon Lee
12:02 Min Woo Lee/Hudson Swafford/Cam Young
12:13 Stewart Cink/Brian Harman/Harry Higgs
12:24 Zach Johnson/Si Woo Kim/Aaron Jarvis(A)
12:35 Luke List/Matt Wolff/Mackenzie Hughes
12:57 Danny Willett/Jason Kokrak/Talor Gooch
1:08 Max Homa/Kevin Na/Shane Lowry
1:19 Kevin Kisner/Daniel Berger/Tommy Fleetwood
1:30 Bryson DeChambeau/Cam Smith/Paul Casey
1:41 Tiger Woods/Louie Oosthuizen/Joaquin Niemann
1:52 Hideki Matsuyama/Justin Thomas/James Piot(A)
2:03 Adam Scott/Scottie Scheffler/Tony Finau
 
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RedOctober3829 said:
Tee Times
Thursday
8:00 Jose Maria Olazabal/JJ Spaun
8:11 Mike Weir/Padraig Harrington/Austin Greaser(A)
8:22 Larry Mize/Sepp Straka/Francesco Molinari
8:33 Fred Couples/Garrick Higgo/Guido Migliozzi
8:44 Vijay Singh/Ryan Palmer/Kyoung-hoon Lee
8:55 Min Woo Lee/Hudson Swafford/Cam Young
9:06 Stewart Cink/Brian Harman/Harry Higgs
9:17 Zach Johnson/Si Woo Kim/Aaron Jarvis(A)
9:39 Luke List/Matt Wolff/Mackenzie Hughes
9:50 Danny Willett/Jason Kokrak/Talor Gooch
10:01 Max Homa/Kevin Na/Shane Lowry
10:12 Kevin Kisner/Daniel Berger/Tommy Fleetwood
10:23 Bryson DeChambeau/Cam Smith/Paul Casey
10:34 Tiger Woods/Louie Oosthuizen/Joaquin Niemann
10:45 Hideki Matsuyama/Justin Thomas/James Piot(A)
10:56 Adam Scott/Scottie Scheffler/Tony Finau
11:18 Sandy Lyle/Stewart Hagestad(A)
11:29 Lucas Glover/Erik Van Rooyen/Cameron Champ
11:40 Bernhard Langer/Christian Bezuidenhout/Cameron Davis
11:51 Charl Schwartzel/Robert McIntyre/Laird Shepard(A)
12:02 Gary Woodland/Justin Rose/Takumi Kanaya
12:13 Lee Westwood/Russell Henley/Corey Conners
12:24 Patrick Reed/Seamus Power/Lucas Herbert
12:35 Bubba Watson/Tom Hoge/Keita Nakajima
12:57 Marc Leishman/Webb Simpson/Sungjae Im
1:08 Sergio Garcia/Thomas Pieters/Harold Varner
1:19 Abraham Ancer/Tyrrell Hatton/Sam Burns
1:30 Dustin Johnson/Billy Horschel/Collin Morikawa
1:41 Will Zalatoris/Patrick Cantlay/Jon Rahm
1:52 Jordan Spieth/Viktor Hovland/Xander Schauffele
2:03 Matthew Fitzpatrick/Brooks Koepka/Rory McIlroy

Friday
8:00 Sandy Lyle/Stewart Hagestad(A)
8:11 Lucas Glover/Erik Van Rooyen/Cameron Champ
8:22 Bernhard Langer/Christian Bezuidenhout/Cameron Davis
8:33 Charl Schwartzel/Robert McIntyre/Laird Shepard(A)
8:44 Gary Woodland/Justin Rose/Takumi Kanaya
8:55 Lee Westwood/Russell Henley/Corey Conners
9:06 Patrick Reed/Seamus Power/Lucas Herbert
9:17 Bubba Watson/Tom Hoge/Keita Nakajima
9:39 Marc Leishman/Webb Simpson/Sungjae Im
9:50 Sergio Garcia/Thomas Pieters/Harold Varner
10:01 Abraham Ancer/Tyrrell Hatton/Sam Burns
10:12 Dustin Johnson/Billy Horschel/Collin Morikawa
10:23 Will Zalatoris/Patrick Cantlay/Jon Rahm
10:34 Jordan Spieth/Viktor Hovland/Xander Schauffele
10:45 Matthew Fitzpatrick/Brooks Koepka/Rory McIlroy
10:56 Jose Maria Olazabal/JJ Spaun
11:18 Mike Weir/Padraig Harrington/Austin Greaser(A)
11:29 Larry Mize/Sepp Straka/Francesco Molinari
11:40 Fred Couples/Garrick Higgo/Guido Migliozzi
11:51 Vijay Singh/Ryan Palmer/Kyoung-hoon Lee
12:02 Min Woo Lee/Hudson Swafford/Cam Young
12:13 Stewart Cink/Brian Harman/Harry Higgs
12:24 Zach Johnson/Si Woo Kim/Aaron Jarvis(A)
12:35 Luke List/Matt Wolff/Mackenzie Hughes
12:57 Danny Willett/Jason Kokrak/Talor Gooch
1:08 Max Homa/Kevin Na/Shane Lowry
1:19 Kevin Kisner/Daniel Berger/Tommy Fleetwood
1:30 Bryson DeChambeau/Cam Smith/Paul Casey
1:41 Tiger Woods/Louie Oosthuizen/Joaquin Niemann
1:52 Hideki Matsuyama/Justin Thomas/James Piot(A)
2:03 Adam Scott/Scottie Scheffler/Tony Finau
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What's the bolded?
 
Ale Xander

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Is Nantz doing Saturday and Sunday or the whole week? Is there a good way to watch coverage, especially Sunday, and avoiding him?

Thanks, cshea

booooo
 
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TFP said:
I'm guessing those are the Featured Groups on the Masters.com streaming.
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I think they are just RO's highlighted groups. They don't usually announced the streaming groups until the day before (althought it'd be simultaineously the shock and crime of the century if Tiger wasn't one of the two on Thursday)
 
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cshea said:
I think they are just RO's highlighted groups. They don't usually announced the streaming groups until the day before (althought it'd be simultaineously the shock and crime of the century if Tiger wasn't one of the two on Thursday)
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Fair to say Tiger will be in the featured groups.
 
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Conigliaro's Potential said:
Has a player ever wound up playing on his own on Thursday or Friday at the Masters? Not 100% out of the realm of possibility for the Mullet Man.
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Yes, someone in one of the pairs withdrew during the fall tournament and we had a rare weekday sighting of Masters marker Jeff Knox
 
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I don't know the first thing about golf but it seems to have odd rules. I mean, a guy can essentially invite himself to the playoffs without ever having played a regular season game? I know it's a great story and everyone is pulling for the guy but it just seems so strange to be able to do this.
 
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strek1 said:
I don't know the first thing about golf but it seems to have odd rules. I mean, a guy can essentially invite himself to the playoffs without ever having played a regular season game? I know it's a great story and everyone is pulling for the guy but it just seems so strange to be able to do this.
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I don’t no now the first thing about golf either, but he has a standing invite as a past winner, I am fairly sure.
 
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strek1 said:
I don't know the first thing about golf but it seems to have odd rules. I mean, a guy can essentially invite himself to the playoffs without ever having played a regular season game? I know it's a great story and everyone is pulling for the guy but it just seems so strange to be able to do this.
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Past champions are eligible to play every year until they die.
 
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strek1 said:
I don't know the first thing about golf but it seems to have odd rules. I mean, a guy can essentially invite himself to the playoffs without ever having played a regular season game? I know it's a great story and everyone is pulling for the guy but it just seems so strange to be able to do this.
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Playoffs?

 
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strek1 said:
I don't know the first thing about golf but it seems to have odd rules. I mean, a guy can essentially invite himself to the playoffs without ever having played a regular season game? I know it's a great story and everyone is pulling for the guy but it just seems so strange to be able to do this.
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Checks out.

Any Masters winner can play the Masters and only the Masters for the rest of their lives. Tiger, at 81 and if he can swing, would be eligible to play in the Masters.
 
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johnmd20 said:
Checks out.

Any Masters winner can play the Masters and only the Masters for the rest of their lives. Tiger, at 81 and if he can swing, would be eligible to play in the Masters.
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No longer true - ANGC is easing out the old guys around age 65. (EDIT - I don't think it's an official rule, but that has been about when most past champions stop playing these days.)
 
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Conigliaro's Potential said:
No longer true - ANGC is easing out the old guys around age 65.
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If Tiger wants to play at 81 and can still swing and not make a mockery of himself, Tiger would be allowed to play. Obviously Tiger won't be able to play at 81, he can barely play in his 40s.

But, still, Tiger can do what he wants. And Augusta would let him.
 
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strek1 said:
I love that commercial! Yeah "playoffs" (LOL) that was the only thing I could think of to draw as a comparison. I suppose that "standing invitation" is one of the unique things that many people find endearaing about the Masters. OK.
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All golf majors have a variation of standing invitations for past champions. US Open champs get a ten year exemption. British Open champs get exemptions until they turn 61.
 
Senator Donut

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Conigliaro's Potential said:
No longer true - ANGC is easing out the old guys around age 65. (EDIT - I don't think it's an official rule, but that has been about when most past champions stop playing these days.)
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Another unwritten rule is that you are no longer invited if you start a breakaway professional golf tour with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, even if you're a past champion
 
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I assume that if you get a double eagle to force a playoff that you win you still get at least one swing for the next 60+ years.
 
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lots of rain on the course so far this week = low scores. It will be mild and dry in Augusta behind a Wednesday cold front. 30s at night. 60s and 70s during the day. Picture perfect golf weather.
 
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genoasalami said:
lots of rain on the course so far this week = low scores. It will be mild and dry in Augusta behind a Wednesday cold front. 30s at night. 60s and 70s during the day. Picture perfect golf weather.
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Wind might be a factor this week. Fri-Sat with 25-30mph gusts.
 
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