Top of the Mountain: The Masters, Augusta, GA

If you are a bag, right in the world in New York. If you are a retailer of goods, east of Chicago. But if you are a golfer in the world? A little farther south. You really feel when you step on the journey, said Brian Montgomery, who was at all masters of the last decade. It's like being in an art museum and a museum of history and if you really lived for golf, not just the church, the Cathedral of Saint-Pierre Christmas Eve. For those who have traveled the course will tell you, there's no place like Augusta. It is perfect, not like other tournaments, no paper, no advertising, just green everywhere, and so perfect. After all, what you see on TV, and you think I could do it, you'll see the course, and you think: By Fire? Four? It's like one? New. And these guys go out and do it on four, and it is hardly surprising. Masters week is divided into two parts. The first three days is the practice rounds. This gives golfers a chance to relax, to lose his tour by plane after a trip and plan a strategy for the course. As an assistant last I practice rounds players are there and are more relaxed, they are joking with people, even if I have seen people get pictures with players. But after the practice rounds end, the atmosphere changes. The first day, it is just very serious. For most players, this is the biggest event that has ever been, or will be, so that all the hype is a serious blow. I live for that, Montgomery said he saw Crenshaw win the week after Harvey (penick his mentor) passed away, I saw Tiger your first, and not just as history was made here to a few years ago, has been here every year. About the author Andrew Kress is an event planner events Iceland Inc., which specializes in issuing tickets to events and events coroprations, businesses and private groups. For more ideas or assistance in obtaining the incident ticketing system, go to http://www.islandevents.cc target = _new www.islandevents.cc andy@islandevents.cc andy@Islandevents.cc