The Masters Returns...in November
The Masters is the longest-running sporting event to be broadcast by a single network, per Front Office Sports
Patrick Smith/Getty Images. Look at Dustin's wrist position!
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The Masters golf tournament tees off today at Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia.
If you play golf, you’re probably used to waiting around...but not for this long. The Masters, which is typically held in April and is synonymous with spring, was pushed back seven months because of the pandemic. That means we'll have to accept fall foliage in place of flowering azaleas.
A few interesting notes ahead of the tournament:
- There won’t be patrons this year because of Covid, but check out the prices for food and drink at Augusta. $3 for a chicken wrap!
- Now in its 65th consecutive year airing on CBS, The Masters is the longest-running sporting event broadcast by a single network, per Front Office Sports.
- Bryson DeChambeau, golf innovator, is the consensus favorite at 8-1 odds. The Brew's pick? Tony Finau.
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