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2011 Masters Thread


Darth Biscuit

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Practice rounds start today!!!

:party:

Party at my house Sunday for the final round.

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I'm pulling for Phil as usual.

AND!!! for the first time ever, Augusta National is including tournament tickets in their lottery for the 2012 Masters!!!!!

You can register at Masters.org for the tix.

$45 per tix for practice rounds (max 4), $75 for tourney rounds (max 2)

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Practice rounds start today!!!

:party:

Party at my house Sunday for the final round.

augusta_notes.jpg

I'm pulling for Phil as usual.

AND!!! for the first time ever, Augusta National is including tournament tickets in their lottery for the 2012 Masters!!!!!

You can register at Masters.org for the tix.

$45 per tix for practice rounds (max 4), $75 for tourney rounds (max 2)

Already done.

This is my favorite week of the year. Love every minute of it.

I root for Phil also but, have become a huge Dustin Johnson fan.

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agreed on Boom-Boom. I believe Bubby Watson could tear Augusta apart if he could putt. With his length and the way he can shape shots.....unbelievable.

IDk if Bubba has the short game for Augusta... we'll see I guess. There are places at Augusta that you just cannot hit the ball, and you're right, if your putter is off, hang it up.

I just wanna see some more of this...

I'm so stoked about this new ticket deal. I've been to the tournament 6 times, it's the greatest golf tournament anywhere.

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What's the best way to get tickets?

This year? You gotta know somebody or have some serious funds.

Next year, that lottery, which they've never done before for tourney tix.

Everytime I've gone it was because an old friend of my dad's gave him his badges... that guy passed in 2006 and his wife gave them to my dad thru 2009, but now she's in a home and doesn't get them anymore.

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