A Day at the Masters
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Visiting Augusta National Golf Club for practice rounds Monday are Brandon Etzel (front, from left) and James Tankersley; and Candy Widener (back, from left), Heather Etzel and Judy Tankersley.
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Jake London and Alicia Hobson, of Evans, enjoy the view from the 17th hole during Monday's practice rounds. The News-Times will publish more photos from fans at the Masters in the Wednesday, April 13 edition.
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Kendrell (from left), Pat and Kaytlin Germany visited Augusta National Golf Club during Wednesday's Par-3 Tournament. Jerry Pate, the 1976 U.S. Open champion and a non-competing invitee to the Masters Tournament, won the annual precursor to the Masters.
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Faith Brodrick and Brian Etzel, of Appling, sit by the water at the 9th hole at the Par-3 Tournament. Patrons saw three aces during the event: Ben Crenshaw on No. 2, Luke List on No. 7 and Ray Floyd on No. 9. Crenshaw's hole-in-one was the 18th at No. 2, the most-aced hole in the event's history.
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Mike and Shelley McDargh (from left) and Sheri and Bobby Christine, all of Evans, visited the Augusta National for the Par-3 Tournament on Wednesday.
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