Tuesday at the Masters

I will be in Augusta, Georgia tomorrow morning. We are leaving at 6:30am and should be walking through the front gates of Augusta National at 8:00am. This golf course is an American icon and just walking the grounds and knowing the history appeals to me as much as getting to watch the best golfers in the world. I will have my camera ready to document the day.

A good friend made me up some ticket holding lanyards that say "Reporting Live - Paul's World of Funky Stuff" on the part that goes around your neck. They look very professional.

The forecast is calling for sunshine and high of 69. It's going to be a perfect day.

Here are a few more pictures from the Monday practice round last year.

The most famous drive in all of golf, Magnolia Lane from just in front of the clubhouse.

This is the players view of the 15th green. The tricky Par 5 tempts a difficult second shot with water lurking just in front of the green.

Vijay Singh contorting his body for a powerful drive at number 11.

The 16th hole offers great views and a chance to see PGA pros hit balls into the water. Actually, they are skipping balls over the water an onto the green. It's a tradition for practice rounds at the Masters. The crowd loves the ball skipping.

Jim Furyk teeing off on the par 3 16th. This is a great spot to get close-up shots and I plan to be here again tomorrow.

Tiger Woods chipping out of the sand on the 12th hole. Tiger chipped to all 4 pin positions.