10 Things You Will NEVER SEE at The Masters!

[@ABCDEFG-bk9gx]

You don't see any squirrels because they had their cards punched twice for running.

[@travis3889]

LMAO!

[@jandrasco2498]

🤣🤣🤣

[@MidwestMotor]

OK, this was FUNNY!

[@jgill1064]

That's classic 🤣

[@natedanaste]

Haha!

[@robertrock8778]

My first trip to Masters a few weeks ago. My observation: - No birds. Bird sounds, never saw a bird. - Pay phones by gift shop. - It seemed like every patron leaving first thing in the morning had gnomes. They only have x number per day, then they’re gone. - Free Masters photo in front of clubhouse. - Not a pinecone on the ground. None. - Bathroom has an attendant directing you to the #1 area or to the #2. Very clean, very efficient. Heard women have more than men, no wait. - The colors were spectacular. It doesn’t look real. - TV does not accurately depict how steep and hilly the course is. - Didn’t see a brown spot or a blade of grass out of place. - Without question the most polite attendees, excuse me, Patrons, I’ve ever seen at any event. That’s my two-cents. Not a bad drive in from Athens.

[@Clearly69]

Birds were chirping like crazy on many holes. Not sure how some of the players could stand it.

[@ryandavis4457]

I was there Tuesday this year and yes what was up with all the gnomes!! 😂

[@WaterfordGiant]

Phone calls anywhere in the world on those “pay” phones is Free!

[@gatorhenry3]

I was there Thursday and Friday and saw a few tweety birds in the trees

[@lonsworth]

Don't know if you may be hearing impaired, but I loved the natural sound of the birds chirping at each hole on CBS's TV coverage.

[@kevinintheusa8984]

I had the pleasure of playing the course with my Battalion Commander when I was at cadet training at Fort Benning. The Battalion Commander was in charge of an aviation unit (Blackhawks) and he flew me, and two other cadets to August and landed at a small airfield. He had a car there and we drove to the course. He was a member (as was his father) and he paid for everything we needed to play, rental clubs, balls, everything. The greatest day of my life. When I was a Major on active duty, I got assigned to Fort Gordon in Augusta and my supervisor's son worked at Augusts National and all 4 years he got me into the first two days of the Master's and I loved it. I never got in to see Saturday or Sunday but I prefer to see it on TV anyway. I have autographs from many players from my time living in Augusta.

[@billmason2785]

Special

[@phillippettit2138]

Great story

[@TeamFish15]

Dang. What a dream!

[@jamescobb8815]

Cool Experience

[@DaveT383]

Wow! Great story!

[@bobbyusher8865]

Experienced the "no laying down" first hand. Have a bad disc and wanted to rest for a minute or two during a practice round. My butt didn't hit the ground good before a marshal was all over me. "You can knell but if you want to sit you should have brought a chair." Something else you will never see at Augusta - Electronic Scoreboards

[@billgonehiking191]

I finally won Monday tickets after 10 years of trying and took my father (88 years) who had always regretted turning down an invite when he was young. His comment when he saw amen corner was “The greatest collaboration between man and mother nature I have ever seen.” A memory I will always cherish. Now, my daughter wants to go, so back to playing the lottery! 😆

[@nickbanks8281]

Haven’t been to Augusta yet but I’m putting it out there in the universe! Some other things I’ve noticed just from watching from home are there are no banners or huge promotions for brands other than the masters. It’s refreshing because it makes the tournament have the feeling that it’s about the golf, golfers and course.

[@paulakoncki4029]

…. And nobody shouts “ In the hole” when they T-Off!!😹

[@stevecase6168]

True story: Gary Player's son was banned from Augusta National for purposely holding a sleeve of VERO golf balls in the camera shot of the great Lee Elder during his honorary presentation. Yea, they're dead serious about no ads/promotion.

[@samiam619]

No Sponsor Tents? No banners for whomever?

[@samuelprescott7426]

@@samiam619 Nope. Their trucks will obviously be on site, for the players.

[@MM-zb9kc]

@@samiam619 I believe The Masters only has 4 or 6 sponsors. Also they don’t get paid for the Domestic TV rights/broadcast because they made an agreement with the TV Companies that they won’t charge if they give Augusta tots control over everything they broadcast. They don’t want any banners anywhere on site. The Sponsors each get something for being there and a tent or special place for their VIP’s but no banners on the course.

[@Mr13thatguy]

Squirrels got the boot in 2013 because they spoke out against the PGA.

[@xtctrader1467]

They squealed.

[@rooster3265]

That’s really funny!

[@johnsprinkles7369]

I do enjoy the fact that people still enforce etiquette even if it's just a golf course

[@janetbarnett1986]

About 20 years ago my husband was fortunate enough to go and play golf there and stay at Butler cabin as a guest. I always remember him telling me that when they went in the restaurant to eat he had asked for a menu and they said "no menu - what do you want?" Now that is impressive!!

[@quantumpotential7639]

A double hamburger with the works, a large order of fries, a bottle of ketchup, and two extra thick milkshakes made with Hershey's Ice Cream. Yum!

[@DaveT383]

😅 Wow!

[@paws057]

I've been to the Ryder Cup and the US Open before and once to The Masters and I'll tell you it doesn't even compare. The Masters is in a class all it's own! The people are very friendly and the place is just incredible. The thing that shocked me the most was the food. You buy sandwiches made with real bread and wrapped in green wax paper and not only are they good they are cheap. What surprised me the most about the course is how hilly it really is. You don't see that on TV. We were there on Wednesday when they had the par 3 tournament and that was really fun. You can get closer to the players and they are relaxed and just having fun. Saw Fuzzy Zoeller bet a kid 20 bucks he couldn't hit the green and the kid put it right near the pin! He paid the kid and signed a glove for him.

[@patersonplankrd]

Was there last on 2017. I bought a sandwich, bag of chips and a 16oz sweet iced tea for $4.50. 16 oz domestic beer, $3. %The cups are Masters logoed. Complete with the year printed on them. Souvenirs. Very reasonably priced. I bought an unstructured hat for $20. I also bought a brass divot tool with a reversible ball marker( Masters logo on both sides) for $8. And a yard/house flag for $20.

[@Scottsdaleofficesteve]

Another lowkey thing you wont see is paid parking. Augusta National bought a whole bunch of land around the property and constructed tunnels under the roads to funnel people in just for the patrons and didnt charge a dime. The whole operation was very impressive and seamless by the city/county managing the flow of people in and out and the Augusta staff managing the lots. I experienced no traffic entering in the morning. Everything just flowed

[@Sean-ku8pc]

I don’t know what time you entered, but there for sure was traffic that got backed up

[@gunnerblankenship4132]

They stole the homes of old people to get that land for parking. Hope you enjoy your visit while they live at the Salvation Army.

[@haroldhoffman5689]

i walked the course for two days. I never saw a weed. It was a shrine. I suppose somewhere in the wooded areas they exist but I never saw one blade of grass out of place. Green jackets, green buildings, green sand for the divots. Dyed green bread. Green sandwich bags. Green. Amazing

[@spin2nd]

I used to work out there as a contractor and would always spend tournament week behind the scenes supporting some of the systems. Your comments on the underground cabling infrastructure don't even scratch the surface. The amount of permanent fiber at that place is nuts. It all runs back to the TV Pad (where all of the broadcast trucks live during the week) which is also a permanent facility. Think about the press building, merchandise building, the tournament driving range and all of the broadcast facilities (like where you see the Golf Channel guys on TV each day) are all permanent facilities that get used approx. 10 days a year. There are also a few corporate hospitality houses hidden around the property --> did you see the little paths guarded by security where random patrons would come/go into the bushes? Its even more amazing/crazy behind the scenes than what you experience as a patron. Even UPS only sends new trucks that have been recently washed and waxed...it's perfection through and through.

[@My-2-Cents]

Never see puddles. Maybe every course has SubAir systems under the whole course, but we kept hearing a sucking sound as we walked along the fairways. We had been delayed in entering because a severe thunderstorm had come through about 6 am. We were told the opening was delayed until 9 am so they could get all the downed limbs and pine needles off the course. This was a Tuesday practice day. No puddles, no pine needles, every blade of grass was perfect.

[@motorcoachtech7615]

I was in ‘awe’. Standing and looking at greens 11 and 12 was almost surreal! Most beautiful course I had ever seen. I can’t say for sure, but I thing they pipe in the birds chirping. Definitely a bucket list moment/day.

[@KaiserVonWilhelm1]

Having something repeatable is fantastic it opens up so many options. Tournament is there every single year they start to get structures in place that don't tear down. The scoreboards and stuff stay up too.

[@ReadyToHarvest]

This was a great video. I have never played a round of golf but I have been watching a few videos, and really enjoyed yours. And no cuts, just a smooth video with really good descriptions of each point! Great channel, thanks for making this.

[@DrRockso.]

Nice list, it sounds like you're on the Augusta payroll. With all jokes aside, love the content you put together for everyone to watch.

[@hockeyboss24lh]

You have to realize that the members of Augusta are the ones that are making the rules. Understanding that membership and the history of the club makes all of this not surprising at all. It’s all about perfection and the behind the scenes is truly behind the scenes

[@brumfiba]

I had the privilege of going to Saturday at Augusta in 2014. It is without question the best and most professionally run sporting event I have ever been to. Augusta holds it down.

[@kevinintheusa8984]

When we lived in Augusta, everyone took their vacations Master's week because of the traffic, and they almost all rented out their houses to people for the week. Our neighbor made 10 to 15K per week and used that money to vacation the next year. There are realtors there that specialize in renting out family homes. We never took the week off for vacation so we got to live next door to a famous golfer or a TV crew.

[@olliemoseley8157]

smart guy

[@LefontLeeFilms]

I live in Augusta, and they don’t play about anything. They have 3 major sponsors Mercedes, IBM, AT&T. And those 3 sponsors rent out entire subdivision to house everyone. Also chair runners. The major sponsors pay high school kids to get there super early so they can get the best seats

[@ShawnyBGolf]

When I was researching for 1 my videos I saw an article where they actually have an area they grow grass separately for the tee boxes somewhere and they have a cookie cutter like thing to cut out divot size pieces of grass to repair the tee box divots after every round. It was pretty clever I thought

[@DSAfgv]

I was wondering about that. Thanks for sharing!

[@ShawnyBGolf]

@@DSAfgv gladly!

[@divindave6117]

Pine Dunes in Frankston Texas does this. They have a grass farm for Tees, Greens and Fairways. All total, about 5 acres I would guess

[@duffer0309]

Hey Matt just thought of another one. Caddies in Shorts!

[@LOHO8682]

The bathrooms are terrific, not just the facilities but the attendants which are all volunteers, the payback is a free day of golf on Monday after the tournament. Enjoyed the event in 2013 (Adam Scott) on Saturday and Sunday, what a weekend.

[@whateverittakes5580]

I was there for a Wed practice round. Best day with the Par 3 tournament. As the sun was setting and we headed toward the exit behind number 16. The workers were completely replacing the 16 T box grass. There was a 20 x 50 square of missing "grass" that was inches deep. They completely replaced that T box. Unbelievable!

[@robertdusziii4125]

They do it after every round. No divots to begin each day.

[@Sluggo717]

You need to see if you can do an off season review of Augusta and how they built it for the Masters, how they maintain it, and how they prep it for the next one. Definitely get into how they built the greens (draining, heated, etc). That would be a great exclusive!!

[@kpag3030]

I have to experience Augusta at some point in my life. It’s the most Mythical place in sport for me. The Masters is such a unique event. One day I will get there.

[@devinburnett4902]

My wife got tickets in the lottery, 2nd year trying so we too were at the Monday practice round. We noticed that if anyone wore a baseball cap backwards they were immediately told to turn it around.

[@robinperronjones5024]

Hats off to the Augusta National, making high standards like this is very rare nowadays, commercialism has spoilt many public events.

[@williamsamples3427]

I finally, at age 66 got to go to fridays round, it was spectacular, saw Cinks Hole in one in person, I take my Dailey walks beside a golf course close to where I live, there’s pine cones and sticks everywhere, at Augusta, there’s hundreds of pine trees, and I didn’t se a single pine cone or stick on the entire course, I didn’t see it at its best as rain has knocked off a lot of the dogwood and azeala petals, (which I didn’t see either) it was still the most astonishing course I’ve seen, the practice range was more pristine than any course I’ve ever played on

[@myutoob2011]

I'm into Disneyland, Disney World and the Masters. Tuesday was the first time I got to go to Augusta National. I thought I would be emotional when I got there and I was awed. However, I cried in the car as we drove away. As much as I love Disney parks, I never cried after dropping $$$ there. Supposedly we'll be able to go back next year because of the rain out. Thanks for your videos. They will help me explain to my family and friends what it's like to go.

[@ivankrushensky]

1:20 ...this reminds me of when I was deployed in the military. When I first arrived, the guy I was replacing drove up to meet me. Rattled off a bunch of stuff and said see you at such and such place, then drove off. As he was driving away, I realized I had no clue what day, time or where I was going to meet this guy again- and I had no way of contacting him since I hadn't been issued a cellphone or vehicle yet. Luckily for me, he was intelligent enough to figure this out when I didn't show up where I was supposed to. So he came back to the "tent city" where he left me. And I was sitting there ready to go. It reminded me of growing up in the 90's- before everyone had cellphones. You had to take people at their word- and in a way, people were more responsible out of necessity.

[@RayGorman2261]

Media technical personnel CAN have their cel phones while on Property. Emergencies happen during coverage and the technician may not be near where the problem is. They are inspected and checked to be sure that ALL alarms, warnings, notifications are OFF. Only vibrate is okay. Even if the ringer is off, Your calendar notifications will sound. The phones are then marked so as to let Security know that the person is allowed to have it. The Cables were put underground in the early 80's... I know- I did some of the routing layouts for CBS. At least the cables for the Front nine when full course coverage was starting to come to TV.

[@steven3484]

One thing I think about - the grass grows perfectly to the water level. In order for that to happen, the water level must be controlled perfectly. Fluctuating water levels would either kill the grass or show a muddy water line.

[@margaretwalsh852]

Lucky enough to visit the Masters once and it is everything everyone has ever said it would be, incredible. Love Mr. Short Game's videos but, this top ten is the best. No squirrels!! Thanks buddy!

[@usselpasoable]

Dude, "you want to go to the bathroom'' was hilarious! I got Faldo's autograph in the fairway during the PGA practice round. He was so nice,

[@alanf403]

Matt, I happen to know the guy who takes care of the squirrels and other varmints on the grounds. All done in a no-kill, relocation type operation in case you were wondering. Year round contract and yes, he gets tickets!

[@ShawnyBGolf]

That’s awesome, I was honestly really curious about that. Thanks for the insight

[@greglist2991]

@@ShawnyBGolf no kill, relocation type operation lol. Squirrels die from heat, stress if left out too long. I’ve read they only last few hours in traps. And relocating them doesn’t work either, whether it’s unfamiliar or territory is already taken by other squirrels.

[@ShawnyBGolf]

@@greglist2991 ohhhhh that sucks

[@tbrennancreative4958]

I know that guy too, this year he had to take care of a sensitive job they referred to as the Mickelson project

[@greglist2991]

@@ShawnyBGolf live in CA, squirrels getting into my fruit trees. Researched how to get rid of them w air guns, traps,… was about to buy cage trap off Amazon when trapper/pest control guy called me back. Told me he traps them, and ones still alive get dunked into pool/lake. Asked if maybe he can release them in some wooded area far from me. He said doesn’t work that way. 1) you have to check on traps all the time cuz they die from heat/stress. 2) they’re like coyotes, you can’t relocate. Whether unfamiliar w new area, or claimed by other squirrels they try to get back to previous area and thus likely run over by car.

[@geektarded]

Did I just see you write with one of those multicolored pens we all had in the 80’s? I’m looking for the Trapper Keepers in your videos now!

[@MrCharmooseta]

I think Phil will be back. Simply because they showed his shot from the pine straw and before the jacket ceremony they showed footage of when he won.

[@patersonplankrd]

Newsflash. The Masters Tournament nor ANGC banned Phil. He elected NOT to play.

[@anthonygrieco5252]

Good insight. Just FYI, having worked there and other majors, there are birds and squirrels, that is a myth. Also, many golf courses that host annual PGA events have underground cables. They also have permanent pads for TV cameras and scoreboards.

[@descarroll2039]

Augusta for golf and Wimbledon for tennis.....two of the classiest sporting events you'll ever see...This is the way it should be....

[@justjan2017]

#11 - no one is wearing their ball cap or golf cap backwards. A volunteer will correct your behavior “turn the cap around”. #12 - nowhere on earth will you see the men’s bathroom line significantly longer than the women’s. Never happens except at The Masters. Note: the person attending the tee box that we stood next to was an ex-caddie. Had the white caddie outfit on. When he cleaned up the tees, he would look around for a youngster to give one to as a souvenir!

[@divindave6117]

I never would have guessed no squirrels. Never. Thats incredible. As for Phil, I am sure he will be back some day.

[@tonyvillelli6034]

Phil could have played, Fred Ridley Masters Chairman said, Phil was invited and that Phil chose to not play.

[@tommycanavan8285]

Correct

[@marybetheby5184]

Phil should have showed up in a full Saudi ghutra and played with gold plated non Callaway clubs.

[@daviclar867]

I'm sure he's glad he didn't play, too cold.

[@DaveT383]

You had me laughing and crying on this one, Matt. I'm 65, watching for the umpteenth year the tournament my Dad always loved the most. If I could just go one time!

[@tomtheplummer7322]

Me and my buds went to so many sports events and concerts without phones... We knew how to get back together or go solo and get home. 🤷‍♂️

[@et3rnalsoldi3r33]

Worked here for a tournament in 2003 as part of the cleanup/trash Crew.... We all wore green jumpsuits like the caddies white ones, all trash bags were green, even the sand used to fix divots is green. My assumption is to hide it on tv like green screen or whatever.....

[@mattplyler12]

The masters believes you are there to watch golf, not commercials. You spent your money to watch golf, not spend it all on over priced concessions. They are about integrity, tradition, and the love of golf. It’s awesome

[@LT-pv7ho]

There is only one word to describe Augusta National Golf Course ….”UNBELIEVABLE”

[@ZuluAlphaMike]

no cellphone on the course, its amazing. makes job for the volunteers. regards from kuala lumpur

[@ZuluAlphaMike]

... makes job easy...

[@insanity6105]

Another thing you probably won’t ever see at Augusta National. I noticed when Stewart Cink aced #16, you didn’t see 10,000 beer can flying onto the green. Or maybe I just missed it.

[@daveblake652]

All beer is served in green cups. Non-alcoholic beverages in clear cups. Also, there are landline phone stations out of the way that are available to any patrons who would like to use them. You can communicate in and out of Augusta National. You cannot do it in view of a golf hole.

[@nickycritic5269]

3:20. That’s a very common rule @ all Private Clubs. I’ve been scolded for running on more than one occasion and I was a MEMBER of said clubs. However, I absolutely understand and respect the rule. It’s just not a good look. There are many rules folks might find silly when it comes to private clubs, but they are there for a reason and they must be respected. This all falls under proper etiquette and one should Cary themselves with the upmost pride.

[@golf007sd2]

You missed the biggest one: No Advertisements.

[@roncook6]

You missed one (at least one). Potato chip bags with brand names. Like the beer, all chips are in a Masters logo bog.

[@pgaloom]

Something you may or may not have noticed while on the grounds...every Loblolly Pine has a lightning rod. The wire is connected to the side, the same color as the bark, and down into the ground.

[@Immunedoc]

Also you don’t see volunteers hold up signs on tee box or around the green. No booing or loud comments from the Patrons

[@gunnerblankenship4132]

I got to ride the course in a golf cart once. And I went into Mamies Cabin and the Clubhouse! My friend was a security guard at the main gate.

[@davebrown5130]

Went in 2013 and did not see 1 exposed tree root anywhere while walking the course. The walking areas are maintained immaculately like the rest of the course.

[@johnrafeedie1087]

Attended in 2015, A volunteer of 40 years told me he had never seen a weed on the property in all of his time at Augusta.

[@Tom-ok2rh]

As a lucky visitor in 09 I can attest that.. it also looked to me as if even the pine straw was combed it looked so perfect

[@Imbringingwordback]

No divots on the tee box from the day prior. The grounds team fills them with grass strips the night after each round.

[@TheJakekeller22]

One thing I heard last Thursday while I was there, a clean up crew member told a patron if someone threw their cup away in a waste receptacle, the course crew are not allowed to take the cups out of the waste receptacle, however patrons can take cups out of the waste receptacle if another patron throws one away. Also at the 3 restrooms, every worker fist bumped everyone and said thank you for being here. I think i saw 2 birds the whole day and absolutely no wildlife.

[@newsforus9254]

Always turtles on banks of 15th hole

[@pats9414]

Dude probably just didn’t want to stick his hand in trash can

[@GsKillz818]

Thanks for video Mr. Horschel.

[@kpag3030]

Thankfully, Phil is back this year. My boy Phil has returned and seems ready.

[@srboyer]

Thank you for your list and your Videos. Has anyone any anecdotes of discussions had with Augusta members (in their green jackets)?

[@perrythorvig6446]

Matt, it is impossible to eradicate squirrels. I have tried and failed on my quarter-acre lot. It's like trying to eliminate clouds. They just reappear like magic. Good list.

[@cherylhee9762]

That's for sure! We trapped and relocated 4 squirrels and 4 more showed up.🤷

[@Tom-ok2rh]

An earlier comment mentioned that he knew a guy that humanely relocates all wildlife for the course during the year is why there’s no squirrels. How that’s accomplished along with the scarcity of birds is another thing but when you have billionaires as members, nothing is really out of the question

[@cherylhee9762]

@@Tom-ok2rh I heard birds in the background. I don't know why someone said there were no birds.🤷

[@chrisdrew6977]

Love the detail Golf nerds dream ❤️

[@ST-xg3gy]

Thanks for the info! This is such great information I have never heard before! Wow. Great video.

[@zacsakacsi]

Love seeing everything about the masters 😎

[@joetrigger4538]

tony finau had his phone on the 1st tee box before slipping it into his golf bag. I don't remember if it was Saturday or Sunday morning start, but I even commented to myself "never seen that before"

[@littledopey8735]

The part about people laying down when i was there for the par 3 this year i saw like 4 dudes knocked out on the ground right infront of the concession stand and by the hat shop next to hole 17 lol

[@krisholt4046]

I was there Monday as well. People ran like crazy when Tiger, Couples, and JT stepped out to the putting green. I thought for sure people would be asked to leave.

[@SamSitar]

I don't have a car. can I turn my phone off while at Augusta? where would I store my cell phone while I visit Augusta?

[@EricSmith-gs6jl]

I haven’t seen a pen like that in 20 years! Lol

[@Cured_Ham]

Lol I thought the same thing. Matt still chews zebra gum too.

[@self-preservationsociety7057]

You won’t see one at the Masters though

[@alexjoseph8818]

In round three I noticed Shane Lowry cleaning sand away from his line on the putting green .

[@xtctrader1467]

And your point is?

[@mike31958]

I've been lucky enough to go there once. The most beautiful Golf Course I have ever seen.

[@deanroberts9868]

I am a network admin. Augusta National buried fiber optic cables years ago to create the infrastructure that is used today to broadcast the tournament, link scoring and provide full course communication. Leading up to Masters week a team of IT network staff will places network switches and wireless access points in the field. All the data from the broadcast gear is sent back to the production trucks at the speed of light. You would be hard pressed to find a better production quality.

[@justacomment4810]

A lot of those rules, from my perspective, could probably for sudden noise suppression. Imagine during your backswing, someone crack a loud cold one or a stupid loud cell phone ring, that would be terrible.

[@chrisbell6471]

What about handheld cb radios?

[@MidwestMotor]

WOW!!! I would not survive! I'm a aficionado of the fine adult cold beverages! So when nature calls and it calls quickly and suddenly sometimes......I need to RUN to the bathroom! What a conundrum I would find myself!

[@alanduncan9204]

There is no Rough. Pine needles, flower beds and water is enough I guess. I hope more big names speak out like Gary Player has done and they get Phil back on the circuit. Not sure about eradicating wildlife - I have had to suffer monkeys and snakes in Thailand and nearly got run over by huge Kangaroos bounding over the greens in Australia.

[@edwardmartin1601]

need Phil back on tour!!!!

[@steven3484]

The bunker sand is exceedingly white and perfect. There is a rumor that they create that sand from a rock of the same color. Could that be true?

[@robpritts1043]

One thing you left off..... Try to find broken branches in the massive pines.....been going for years and they are just none...crazy

[@ShawnyBGolf]

With the cell phones do you check them in somewhere or do you just leave at home? I like the idea of no phones for a day but I would be able to get ahold of my buddies right after if needed to if we got separated and couldn’t find each other.

[@ShawnyBGolf]

@@TigerTigerWoodsYall ok, that’s what I figured but couldn’t find any real answers haha. Thanks a ton! Haha that’s crazy about the parking lot, I was curious about what the parking situation must be like, didn’t figure it be that smooth and nice.

[@pole_barn_builder]

@@TigerTigerWoodsYall Great to watch you this weekend Tiger!!! Its so awesome you watch this channel!!!

[@SamSitar]

@@TigerTigerWoodsYall i don't have a car. what about turning my phone off?

[@ectorres]

10. No cell phones allowed on property 9. No laying down 8. No running allowed 7. There are no cart paths 6. There are no beer cans. Only plastic cups 5. There are no wires anywhere 4. There are no broken tees anywhere. Volunteers pick up the tees 3. No outhouses anywhere. But plenty of restrooms out of view of TV 2. There are no squirrels anywhere 1. Phil Mickelson

[@davediamond9842]

Tiger Woods ex friends...of the female kind lol.

[@ricardodafonseca9043]

ah man. I read this before the end of the video. Thought it was a funny joke in the comments

[@maxsmart8954]

12) minorities of any sort

[@ectorres]

@@maxsmart8954 legitimately cracked up here, lol

[@maxsmart8954]

@@ectorres correct if I’m wrong. I searched on TV all week 🧐

[@patherbert6684]

Great video, didnt know these things! Been trying for years to get a ticket probably will never happen.

[@danielterry382]

The range is only used tournament week. All plates and napkins are green so if they are on the grass they do not stand out.

[@sportsmediaamerica]

Phil is back !

[@michaelparsons541]

#11. Me…although I’d like to go someday, it just doesn’t seem to be in the cards.

[@serpentsreign]

Great list, but I did see sand on the greens, lots of sand, Lowry had to brush some out of the way using his hand on Saturday,

[@bullfrogger1208]

@@TigerTigerWoodsYallIt was Hunter. He says it tastes like Parmesan. That was a straw, not a brush. Hear they pay him a pretty penny. Tried to run with the story but the big guy says it ain't true. Says If I don't step back, I'm not black. Hunter was last seen walking away from the course. Had an onion sack half full of dead squirrels slung over his back. Hopes to cash in on them so he can get his computer out of the shop. Was offering 5 authentic Masters' squirrels for a lift to Delaware. Boys got a real knack for making deals. Smart money says that he and his computer will cross paths again someday.

[@garysharp8024]

Where do most players stay while at the masters? Personal homes. I live in Tulsa area, several senior golfing friends have listed their homes around Southern Hills.

[@LOHO8682]

The entire town of residents rent their homes...it's big business and the residents just up and leave for the week.

[@keithlauderjr1691]

This is what Order looks like. Contrary to current beliefs, everything is NOT ok. Ok? This is like a glimpse of the past. BETTER TIMES! Scotty for the win! Will be watching on free antenna TV. ( ;;

[@all-americandad9780]

I’ve noticed you don’t see walking scorers or standard bearers.

[@autismawareness8912]

NO Trash on the ground. No cups. No Green baggies the sandwhiches come in, nothing. I walked around for hours one Thursday trying to find one piece of trash just to prove a point and couldn't. It's the most amazing thing ever, and btw the guys wearing the Yellow "Trash" hats will not sell them to you. I've offered way more than I'm willing to admit and been turned down several times. Love Augusta, Greatest place on Earth!!!

[@buzzygermony2745]

This year was crazy at The Masters. They honored all 2020 and 2021 tickets because of the Rona. It was a cool thing to experience. $$$$$$

[@jrose7381]

Could u use an Apple Watch so you could call or text friends on where you are or where to meet?

[@GardeningWithTheGals]

Phil 😂😂😂 what an ending

[@tbrennancreative4958]

No temporary structures. Everything is a high quality and permanent. Painted in masters green with wood shingled roof. merchandise tents, Bathrooms , tv towers, hospitality, consessions And bathroom attendants, you will see no paper or pee on the bathrooms floors at the national

[@jasonweald3018]

I was there Tuesday and whilst I didn’t see any squirrels I saw quite a few eaten pine cones on the ground so something is eating them

[@sailboatbob3969]

OK, so what's Happened to Phil?? Look at the Members, upper, upper class. It's a gentlemen's club, that's why no beer cans, or running or laying down, elbows on the table, no hats inside. pure class