Golf's popularity has been on the rise the last few years, especially now that young players have opened the game to a wider audience. These days, you can catch golf tournaments on TV as easily as football or basketball playoffs. But why sit at home when you can get tickets? Via a reliable on-line ticket provider, you too can watch as your favorites play for that coveted jacket.

Throughout the year, golfers compete in various tournaments around the globe. For the best players, the ultimate goal is to qualify for The Masters, one of the four major men's competitions. The Masters, an invitation only competition, is played first each year, offering the year's high performers a chance to challenge each other for the coveted Green Jacket. Additionally, the winner of The Masters is automatically qualified for the other three major contests.  read more »

Want to visit the MASTERS for FREE?  Here is how !Billy Payne, Chairman of the Masters Tournament and Augusta National Golf Club, announced today the first two initiatives of a multi-year, multifaceted program to utilize the Masters brand and resources to promote the game of golf around the world. The first initiative employs one of sports' most coveted items, a ticket to the Masters.Beginning with the 2008 Masters, a youngster age 8-16 will be admitted free on Tournament days (Thursday through Sunday) when accompanied by an accredited patron. An accredited patron is someone attending the Masters who is the individual named on a Series badge application."We want to inspire the next generation of golfers now," Payne said.  read more »

If you wanna enjoy the perfect vacation you gotta get your hot lil hands on some Augusta National Masters tickets, the scenery during that time of year is absolutely unmatched with each hole having it's own representation of mind blowing vegetation. Once again the people of Augusta Ga. begin to get themselves ready for what I like to call "the Masters tourist season" where we get to enjoy the fruitfulness of being able to show our hospitality as well as good nature to everyone who has the opportunity to lay claim to Augusta National Masters tickets.

The Masters is among golf’s premier Tour events. Played at Augusta National Golf Club, it brings together the Professional Golf Associations (PGA) top players in a four-day tournament considered among the sport’s toughest venues. Started in 1934, the Masters is one of four major tournaments held by the PGA each year. All are played at [...]

The Masters Tournament held at Augusta National started March 22, 1934. At the time Bobby Jones objected to this name and Augusta National Invitation Tournament was used until 1939, which is when Jones finally conceded to make the name The Masters Tournament official. Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts started this annual event to provide a service to golf by hosting the event.

Seven players stood on the first tee in the morning chill of Augusta National on Tuesday, a half-dozen more waiting on the practice green behind them. They had about 10 minutes to kill before the course opened for practice at 8 a.m. The quiet was shattered by the crack of Tiger Woods hitting his 3-wood off the 10th tee.  read more »

The Masters had a familiar feel Thursday, from the warmth of a spring garden to the pockets of cheers that celebrated spectacular shots, even to some of the names on the leaderboard. Justin Rose was at the top after 18 holes, the third straight time he's managed that. Tiger Woods couldn't break 70 on the first day for the 12th straight year.  read more »

Let Tiger Woods worry about the green jacket. Johnson Wagner is more focused on the orangish -- or is that yellowish? -- delicacy that's as much a part of Augusta National as the azaleas. Celebrating his last-minute invitation to the Masters, Wagner made a run on the pimento cheese sandwiches Monday. He managed to woof down three of them right out of the chute.  read more »

Tiger Woods announced Tuesday that he is designing his third golf course, a private track in Mexico called Punta Brava. Golf Magazine Senior Editor Alan Bastable sat down with Woods to discuss the project, how he relates to the average player and the problem with Augusta National.

Tiger Woods played his first round of golf Wednesday since knee surgery two days after the Masters, getting a thumbs-up from his swing coach after 17-plus holes at Torrey Pines riding in a cart. Eight days before the start of the U.S. Open, Woods played in solitude on the South Course with swing coach Hank Haney, stopping only when he saw a small group of people with cameras waiting around the...  read more »