The Masters

Bubba Watson is a creature of habit when it comes to Masters week. From his pre-tournament burrito superstition to his celebratory Waffle House dinner, the southern boy knows has fine-tuned his routine. But he's taken it a step further...

As a young professional fresh out of college, I'm still not entirely sure what $10,000 actually means or how much it really is, but I do know that it is a decent amount of money. Obviously, it isn't possible for me to win the Cash Stash Contest. However, if I had $10,000 to spend, I would definitely go to a great sporting event, but which one would it be?

Bubba Watson shot a 3-under 69 on Sunday to win his second Masters title in three years at Augusta National in Georgia.

When Jordan Spieth tees off this afternoon in Augusta, Georgia, he'll be looking to replace Tiger Woods as the youngest-ever Masters champion. Spieth is tied for the lead with Bubba Watson entering the final round.

Honorary starters Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, and Jack Nicklaus ceremoniously opened the 2014 Masters Tournament on Thursday morning, signaling the start of the world's best golf tournament.

The Masters has lost one of its famed landmarks as the Eisenhower Tree that protected hole 17 has been removed due to ice damage, according to The August Chronicle.

With its winner receiving a gaudy green jacket that wouldn't be out of place at a retirement home, the Masters is hardly a beacon of contemporary taste. Golf's most revered championship takes place this weekend in Augusta, Ga. If you watch it, you'll undoubtedly hear the majestic Masters' theme song in the video above...

The Masters gets underway Thursday morning and the level of competition for the 2013 version might be as good as it's been in a decade. There's no question that Tiger Woods has the majority of the support from fans and media, but plenty of guys are playing well enough to win the green jacket. But the question still remains: can they get past the four-time Masters winner?

  You don't have to love golf to appreciate the beauty and tradition of Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia. There's so much to enjoy - whether it's the beautiful azaleas that provide a calming backdrop to a vicious Amen corner, the old, swaying magnolias that are as much of a southern tradition as the golf tournament itself, or the colorful wardrobes that have become synonymous with the start o

The Masters -- a tradition unlike any other that comes with a price unlike any other.