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The article presents a timeline of events at the 2007 Masters Golf Tournament. At 7:04 a.m. an announcement is made to patrons and photographers waiting to see Arnold Palmer debut as honorary starter. Palmer poses for pictures at 7:45 a.m. At 8:00 a.m. Phil Harison makes his famous announcement to begin the tournament. Ron Ballard, a native of Augusta, Georgia, is seen at 11:41 a.m. dressed like a club official, but he isn't a member of the Augusta National Golf Club.

Focuses on the victory of the football team Georgia Bulldogs in the 108th National Collegiate Athletics Association Championship held at Caves Valley in Georgia on June 4, 2005. Role of Kevin Kisner, the captain of the football team, in the victory of the team; Score of the team; Statement of Georgia Bulldogs coach Chris Haack on the performance of Kevin Kisner.

Reports on the weather problems that plagued the first two rounds of the Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Georgia. Frustration of the golfers toward the delay brought by the weather; Exhaustion of the players from sitting in the clubhouse; Establishment of rapport between the players and their caddies. INSETS: What were the chances ¿;Worth the risk?;Quiet Please;REPORTER'S NOTEBOOK

Reports on the withdrawal of professional golfer Billy Casper from the Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Georgia. Influence to the retirement of Casper from the professional sport; Financial motivation of Casper for participating in the competitive event; Inspiration of Casper in the athletic career of amateur golfers.

Focuses on the tradition of the Par-3 Contest for professional golfers and sports spectators on Augusta National Golf Course in Georgia. Enthusiasm for the pre-tournament event organized by Master co-founder Clifford Roberts; Entertainment purpose of the golf course designed by George Cobb; Challenge in participating with the Par-3 Contests.

This article comments on the winning chances of debutant players in the Masters golf tournament held at Augusta National, Georgia. Just as debate on whether a first-timer could walk away from Augusta National with a handsome new green jacket seemed academic, however, along came 2003, when the rules of engagement for beginners in majors seemingly went missing. Despite wet conditions that created havoc at the Masters, 11 of 16 rookies played all 72 holes, the most since 1979. In other words, that the label "rookie" is attached to one's name should make no difference.

Features the headquarters of the American Junior Golf Association at Chateau Elan Resort in Braselton, Georgia.

The article cites various high profile individuals participated in the 2008 Masters Golf Tournament held at the Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Georgia on April 7-13. Jim Furyk's caddie, Mike Cowan, walked onto the practice tee to a smattering of applause. Professional golfer Sandy Lyle, stepped to the 18th tee and split up the fairway with his tee shot. Scott Finley was the first to claim a seat beside the 18th green, along with his friends Kevin Craig and Larry Hite.

The article highlights several events that occurred during the 2008 Masters Golf Tournament held at the Augusta National Golf Club in Georgia from April 7-13, 2008. Stephen Ames was the last player to make a shot in one stroke over par in the field, with a 5 on the par-4 third hole. Steve Flesch made a bogey on three long holes, which made it the best shot for the day. Gary Player is enjoying his 51st appearance at the Masters.

Focuses on the spectacular victory of golfing sensation Morgan Pressel against Venezuelan Maru Martinez in a close ending U.S. Women's Amateur Open in Roswell, Georgia. Views on the absence of her rival Michelle Wie in the tournament; Insights of Martinez about her performance in the tournament; Highlights of the final showdown between Pressel and Martinez.

Describes the performance of Ernie Els at the 67th Masters golf tournament at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia, on April 12, 2003. Sentiment of Els on his performance; Rank of Els at the end of the day; His outlook for the rest of the tournament.

Focuses on the performance of Scott McCarron in the BellSouth Classic golf tournament in Duluth, Georgia in April 2001.

The article features Swedish professional golfer Madelene Sagstrom, who earned a second-place finish at the Gosling's Dark 'n Stormy Classic golf tournament in Milton, Georgia and became the first Ladies Professional Golf Association's Symetra Tour player to earn over 100,000 dollars in a season.

The article provides information on the performances of three amateur golfers, Michael Thompson, Trip Kuehne and Drew Weaver, in the 2008 Masters Golf Tournament held at the Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Georgia on April 7-13. It notes how the three played the game with fun and enjoyment. This year's participants were the fewest since 1942 .

The article reports that Justin Rose, an English professional golfer, has failed to close a game in the 2008 Masters Golf Tournament held at the Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Georgia on April 7-13. Rose has an impressive first-round performance, however fell off the leader board with a six-over 78 while playing in the day's final threesome.

The article chronicles the growing success of the Division II Columbus State golf team, led by coach Mark Immelman. Immelman attributes his success in returning the Cougars to national play to developing the team rather than the individual. The article reports on Immelman's techniques in developing the team, as well as the team's connection to his brother, PGA golfer Trevor Immelman.

The article presents a timeline which highlights the events and developments that happened at the Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, Georgia. Tiger Woods is the first player to visit the practice putting green to find some early rhythm. Woods re-starts his third round on the 10th hole for the second straight year. The traditionally prickly final-round pin position on the ninth green is being reviewed by more than a half dozen officials to determine just how close to the front slope to put the cup.

Reports developments related to the Masters golf tournament at Augusta National golf club in Augusta, Georgia. Preparation of the players on the practice putting green for the resumption of the first round; Observation of the game by the University of South Carolina women's golf team members Whitney Simons, Caroline Rominger and Blythe Worley.

The article presents information related to the proceedings of the Masters Golf Tournament that was held on April 10, 2004 at the Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia. At 6:28 in the morning more than three dozen security officials, clad in black pants and white button-down shirts, moved into the media center's interview room for their daily briefing. The group went over the highlights and lowlights of the previous day before relieving the night patrol on duty since 8 p.m. the previous evening.

The article reports on the retirement of golf champion Arnold Palmer, after 50 unforgettable years in Masters Tournaments of the Augusta National Golf Club, in Augusta, Georgia. Palmer is much more in his element saying hello rather than waving good-bye. If two years ago Palmer supposedly was performing his closing number on this stage, when a change in the event's lifetime exemption policy appeared to end his streak at 48 straight Masters, then his visit to Georgia last week proved an elegant encore for the most compelling performer in the game's history.

Describes the weather condition during the 2002 3rd round of the Augusta National Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Georgia. Degree of mud present in the area; Description of the environment.

Provides information on international players at the 2002 3rd round of the Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Georgia. Performances of players; Nationality of players; Evaluation on the scores of players.

Provides information on the second trip of United States Mid-Amateur champion Tim Jackson to the Masters golf competition in Augusta, Georgia. His stay at Crow's Nest at the clubhouse.

Provides information on the performance of golfer Tom Watson at the 2002 Augusta National golf tournament in Augusta, Georgia. Game strategy; Schedule of his games.

Discusses the weather condition at the Augusta National Golf Club, venue of the 2002 2nd round Masters golf tournament in Augusta, Georgia. Effect of rains on the playability of the venue; Delays of golf playing time; Performance of golfer Tiger Woods.

Deals with the career of golfer Arnold Palmer. His performance at the 2002 Masters at the Augusta National Golf Club; Significance of the golf club to the career of Palmer; Views of Palmer on playing golf.

Focuses on the performance of golfers Rees Jones and David Toms during the 83rd Professional Golf Association Championship held in Atlanta, Georgia in 2001.

The article reports that the college golf players Auburn men have defeated Florida in a playoff to defend their title in the under 16 category at the Schenkel Invitational in Georgia on March 20, 2011.

The article discusses issues surrounding the 117-hole Reynolds Plantation resort and club in Greensboro, Georgia. It notes that Mercer Reynolds, the developer's chairman, sent a letter to all members stating that a lender had demanded a significant paydown of 45 million dollars. It offers best golf courses available to guests staying at the Ritz-Carlton Lodge.

The article reports that the National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing (NASCAR) will be holding its racing league at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia in April 2010.

The article features the trio of women golfers from Georgia including Mariah Stackhouse, Dori Carter and Laura Coble. It notes that they helped Georgia claim a second title in the United States Golf Association (USGA) Women's State Team Championship in 2009, and became the first squad to garner such feats. It mentions that Stackhouse is a highschool sophomore, Carter, a graduating college student, and Coble, a former college golf coach.

The article discusses the major happenings from a day's play at the 2009 Masters Golf Tournament held at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia. It is reported that Julius Erving, a former National Basketball Association (NBA) player, attends the tournament to meet golfers Tiger Woods and Graeme McDowell. During the play, the team from the CBS Broadcasting Inc. makes all possible arrangements to record the best moments of the tournament.

The article focuses on the performance of golfer Padraig Harrington at the 2009 Masters Golf Tournament held at Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia. It is reported that Harrington, who came to the Masters after playing in eight Professional Golfers' Association for America (PGA) Tour events in 2009 without a top-10 finish crashed out in the third round. It is stated that he failed to join golfers Ben Hogan and Tiger Woods as the only players to win three straight major titles.

An interview with Ken Whisenhunt, head coach of the Arizona Cardinals football team, is presented. When asked about his love for golf, he replied that it is a part of the culture in Augusta, Georgia, where he grew up. On the Professional Golfers' Association of America (PGA) tour, he states that the way players control the ball themselves, impresses him the most. On his football career, he states that he played for the football teams Atlanta Falcons, and New York Jets before turning to coaching.

The article reports on the announcement by golfer Gary Player that he will make his last appearance at this year's first major golf tournament, The Masters 2009, to be held at Augusta National Golf Club (GC) in Augusta, Georgia, from April 6 to April 12, 2009. The 73 year old golfer, as reported, has played more golf Masters tournaments than any other player.

The article reports on golfer Danny Lee who has won the 12th Georgia Cup, a golf tournament, which was held at Golf Club (GC) of Georgia in Georgia, on March 31, 2009. Lee beat Reinier Saxton 2-and-1 after taking 2-up lead after nine holes. It is reported that, the cup is Lee's last amateur title before becoming a professional golfer.

The article reports on the efforts of American professional golfer Nancy Lopez to host the Ladies Professional Golf Association's (LPGA's) Grassroots Classic, a golf tournament, from April 28, 2009 at Eagles Landing Country Club (CC) in Stockbridge, Georgia. Lopez, as reported, is trying to revive the LPGA's tournament in Atlanta, Georgia which was stopped in the year 2006. The 2009 tournament, as reported, aims at raising money for the Metro South Golf Charities.

The article discusses the recent performances of amateur golfers at the Masters Cup, held in Augusta National Golf Course, Georgia. Amateurs when invited for the tournament, reportedly get a treatment fit for a champion, getting a glimpse of the pomp and gaiety and being pampered to the hilt. The player only gained, irrespective of the outcomes of the game. But in spite of that, recent amateurs have not been able to get past four rounds, a dearth expected to be broken by the likes of Danny Lee.

The article reports that imprisoned National Football League (NFL) quarterback Michael Vick's home will be sold at auction. The eight-bedroom, 20,000-square-foot home is situated in Sugarloaf CC in Duluth, Georgia. The home features an elevator, home gym and indoor golf simulator and as stated, the minimum bid for the home will be atleast $3.2 million.

The article presents information on golfer Joe Inman, who has settled into his new career at the Georgia State men's coaching post. It is stated that with Georgia State reaching NCAA regionals 9 out of the past 10 seasons, and advancing to the NCAA Championship four times, Inman inherited a program with a national standing despite being a member of a lower profile golf conference, the Colonial Athletic Association.

The article reports on the victory by the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) at the Administaff Augusta State Invitational golf tournament, making its fourth men's title of 2007-08. They won over Georgia with a 24-under 552 and UCLA junior Lucas Lee won medallist honor with a 10-under 134. Meanwhile, Charlotte men's coach Jamle Green has signed a contract to remain at the school through 2011, the first 49ers coach to receive a long-term deal.

The article features golf coach Eileen Kelly who has planned to return in Athens, Georgia for college golf. Accordingly, Kelly will attend three fall practices and traveling to one tournament with the effort by Bulldogs women's coach Kelley Hester. Kelley moved from Georgia to teach in a project job in North Carolina after spending 15 years in coaching with players of all ages and abilities.

The article focuses on the shooting incident wherein U.S. Ryder Cup team captain Tom Lehman was almost hit by a stray bullet when he was driving to the airport to pickup his family in Augusta, Georgia. The highlights of the events that transpired during the incident. Lehman talked about his unforgettable experience. Lehman's was affected by the incident even though he claimed that he had put the incident behind already.

Reports on the plan for an improved practice area at the Augusta National Golf Course in Augusta, Georgia. Land use for off-site parking; Sponsorship for the sports event; Construction details of the sports facility.

The article reports that the country club Druid Hills GC has been put on notice by Atlanta mayor Shirley Franklin, and would be fined $500 a day, up to a maximum of $90,000, for not treating partners of gay members the same as spouses of married members. The 1,000-member private club, that has hosted the U.S. Women's Open and claims Bobby Jones as a club champion, filed suit against the city in Fulton County Superior Court, pushing the matter into the judicial arena, where it could set a precedent for how country clubs apply rules involving spousal benefits to the partners of gay members.