I played it once..., 30+ years ago. Shot a 101. My caddies name was Smitty. Only time in my life I've ever had a caddie. (You have to have a caddie when you play Augusta whether you ride or walk, and you can ride. My Dad and his partner did, but they still had caddies carrying their bags.) Parred 2, 15 and 16. I parred 16 out of the back trap. Smitty told me to use a 6 iron when I wanted to use a 7 at a pin sitting on the front of the green. I flew over the pin into that trap. Put it out within 2 inches of the hole. Got my par on 15 by hitting a good drive, laying up, crossing the pond and 2 putting. I wanted to go for it in 2 but Smitty talked me into laying up. He handed me my 7 iron and said, "Don't hold back". (To this day, "don't hold back" is the mantra me and my regular playing partners use). I hit a great layup butI still regret not at least trying for the green in two. I mean, how many times does one get to play the greatest golf course ever built? Anyway, I always go for it now on whatever course I play with a long 2nd shot over water to get to the green in 2 on par 5. I seldom make it, but I did get an eagle on my home course a few years back just for trying and finally making it. I don't remember the par on 2, but I still have the scorecard. It was in February, misty light rain and cold as hell, but still the best round of golf in my life. Thank you Frank for having us that day. The Augusta National and The Masters are the best courses and the best tournament ever - in *ANY* event - in the world! Don't hold back!
Even when life has THROWN blow after blow at you , you can always turn on the Theme Song of The Masters and feel a bit of PEACE...................................
One day, I will take my son the The Masters. He absolutely loves the game of golf. For him it’s about the golf, for me it’s the shared experience with my son.
My Dad took me 6 or 7 years ago on a Thursday. We parked in the lot, and he said "Welcome to the Masters." He is battling cancer now and this week means so much to me as a son. I'm 49 and have been twice. It will forever become a part of you.
hello friends and welcome to november in college, where students are cramming and working on projects, preparing for finals week. They gather from all around the campus, into the library where tension and emotions run high, thankfully we have this wonderful theme to calm us down. Its a tradition unlike any other.
I live here now. Won practice round tickets my first year living in the area. My dad who passed away two years earlier had something to do with it. I will be back there again.
I teared up in 1997 when Tiger won his first green jacket and did the same today when he won his 5th. Amazing story of perseverance and never giving up, even when the odds were stacked against him. He overcame DUI, divorce, infidelity, back surgeries, losing sponsors, and father time to win again. Simply one for the ages.
If I ever had the chance, I wouldn't play the course. Here's why: Watching the tournament has become an annual tradition for me. Even a bigger viewing event than the Superbowl. I'm deeply grateful to Augusta and its sponsors for the online feed from Thur to Sat. It just keeps getting better. I dream of Augusta. The undulating fairways, the open mouthed laughter coming from the bunkers, the tempting water hazards murmuring to the best golfers in the world 'c'mon, you can get over me from there'. The anguish and joy of loss and victory. Watching year in and year out, Augusta has become a sanctuary for me. But were I to go...it would stop being that 'special' place it is in my heart. I would merely be a '10:15 tee time', and just one of the wide eyed fortunates permitted to trod its hallowed grounds. Sure I'd treasure the memory. But something would be lost. In that transmutation from dream to reality, a patina of wonder would perish. Some special essence that Augusta holds in my imagination would vanish when it becomes a 'place I went'. When I go to an epic performance, I never want to go backstage because it was the performance that made me laugh, cry, exult or despair. I think I'm at a stage in my life where I treasure my dreams as much as my memories. And I guard them now. And all of us here will be gathered alone together next Spring. At The Masters. I like that.
Jim that was beautifully written. I understand the sentiment completely. I do hope you have gotten to go and see it firsthand and if you haven’t, maybe you will get there someday. Thanks for the fantastic comment!
@@user-fy2in5wd9y I'm genuinely happy for you; what's the big cliche in use today? "You do you"? I don't know if it's an age thing on my part or not. I'm now 65. I can clearly remember going to destinations as an adult I had only been able to dream about as a kid. And it was wonderful. But today? Maybe it's the fact that my tomorrows are now fewer than my yesterdays, but now I prefer keeping Augusta under the bell jar that is my TV set. And as I do, I know full well that I'm merely experiencing a representation; mere shadows of the actual event. And for me, today, that's enough. I have no scorn nor envy of the Patrons reveling on the green, green grass of Augusta. If anything, I pray that they create memories to treasure forever.
My girlfriend, Melanie, loves watching Tiger Woods on TV, screamed "we've returned!!, and cried in my arms, as he won... then as he received the Green Jacket, she whispered to me, "you both are my heroes," with tears in her eyes... Thanks for winning the tournament, Tiger... he's my favorite player too..
A couple years ago, I moved to Ohio from Indiana, My dad got a job for being the golf coach at Kent State University, My dad loved golf, so every year, we watched the masters together, and it was amazing just being with him watching something he loved as much as me!❤️ I have a talent for the piano, and my dad new that, so he asked me to try to play this lovely song, I did, and he LOVED it!❤️ I now know that this is something he loves, I love this song for this particular reason, I love the song as much as my dad loves the masters. And I loved this song as much as I love my dad and how much my dad loves me.❤️ So just because it is a small TV show, there is just so much more to it! I just wanted to share this because this song brings tears to my eyes.❤️
I just got though writing a post on another topic, and came across this, I have memories of my grandfather who died in 1996, watching golf passionately, and your wonderful story reminds me of the last golf tournament we watched together in 1995... Thanks for the memory, @Ashlee Robertson...
I rather enjoyed the unique experience of seeing a fall Masters Tournament. Most likely we will never see another one, so the history of it only added to the entertainment and enjoyment.
Every year since I remember watching my first time in '87, the Masters & this theme is always such a lovely sign Spring is here & the dark days of Winter are over for another year!
First time I went to Augusta was in 2019 with my dad. We went on the Wednesday the day before the tournament. Looking back I couldn’t believe we got to the same year tiger made his comeback. I hope one day me and my dad can go back. That place is truly something special and words can’t describe how beautiful it was
I actually got to go this year and I will never forget it even if I get Alzheimer’s when I’m older. I’m one of golf’s biggest fan and I always love the theme song and it always makes me happy to hear it. I want this to be played at my funeral.
Oh.boy, The Masters Week begins next week.I used to cover this Golf Festival for the Japanese newspaper every year some 40 to fifty years ago, during that time I truly enjoyed my stay in Augusta. Back then, needless to say, Arnold Palmer , Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player and other good players were all young and strong and very attractive. I felt like dreaming watching them to play. I left U. S. in 1985 after 18 years of stay, ever since I watch this wonderful tournament on TV via satellite. Oh, I never get bored nor get sleepy when I listen to this performance of music. Thank you, ARIGATO from Japan.
Truly, one of the most beautiful melodies ever written. Hats off to Dave Loggins. I'm trying to master it on the piano. It is the perfect piece to play for a long time. It is a song you never tire from. Thank you...
Listening today on the first day of spring. Such a hopeful, beautiful tune. Up north, our golf-playing season is about to begin. Listening to this aways fills me with optimism for a good golf season. I almost always end up disappointed with my game but that’s beside the point. Cheers to all of the golfers out there.
We spent a night in Augusta last Feb. Drove around and around Augusta National. Just breathing the air and looking at the tops of the loblolly pines was fulfillment. A glimpse here and there was worth the drive. At 66, I have never missed Sunday of the Masters broadcast. Now it is Masters week, in a crazy year, perhaps a little calm can help.
This song speaks to my being, my soul, touches so many chords and transports me to places I have never been. My dad who loves golf and played when he was younger introduced me to it.
Well, it's springtime in the valley on Magnolia Lane It's the Augusta National and the master of the game Who'll wear that green coat on Sunday afternoon? Who'll walk the 18th fairway singing this tune? Augusta, your dogwoods and pines They play on my mind like a song Augusta, it's you that I love And it's you that I'll miss when I'm gone. It's Watson, Byron Nelson, Demaret, Player and Snead It's Amen Corner and it's Hogan's perfect swing It's Sarazen's double eagle at the 15 in '35 And the spirit of Clifford Roberts that keeps it alive Augusta, your dogwoods and pines They play on my mind like a song Augusta, it's you that I love And it's you that I miss when I'm gone. It's the legions of Arnie's Army and the Golden Bear's throngs And the wooden-shafted legend of Bobby Jones.
Thanks for adding this. There are angels among us. First turned it on and I realize if I listened to this everytime I get mad, I would never be mad again
I’ve been watching the Masters every year for a while wondering what the theme song was. I wonder no more and am glad I found it on You Tube. It’s my new favorite instrumental. I could listen to it all day.
@@user-tq9jv2gj6u I believe we will be well past this pandemic by that time, although it's hard to tell as far as how big the crowd will be. Since the event is outdoors, there shouldn't be too much problem with it. The weather had better cooperate, because November's the time when leaves usually fall from trees (which are a fixture at Augusta).
I'm truly verry happy that Hideki Matsuyama has just won this year's Masters. It is the first victory of Masters by not only a Japanese but also first by a Asian. Congratulations, Hideki!!!...Well done.
CBS coverage isn't what it used to be. Remember when Feherty called 15, Klampett 11, Oosterhaus 17? Kostis and McCord are gone as well. Today's coverage is OK but Faldo dominates the chat and does not allow the field commentators to tell their story.
I have been looking for this for a while. Thank you so much. So peaceful, just like Augusta National. Spent 40 minutes post-round Saturday 2017 at the 12 tee box just sitting and enjoying its beauty.
I have no idea why this makes me tear up, but maybe because I watched this tournament’s final round each year with my late ex father in law who stood by me even when I got divorced from his daughter. Lots of emotions wrapped up in this...
I have no idea why because I like crunch and hard and powerful....which this is not. But this Masters theme has always grabbed me. I love it. Top3 all time for sports themes.
RIP Dave Loggins. passed away July 10, 2024 He was 76 years young.
This will play at my funeral. On a loop. While that’s going on, I’ll be playing Augusta. You know why? Heaven is playing Augusta.
Tears. The whole time. Play this at my funeral
John Jeyapaul I’m playing this on piano at a funeral in two days at the deceased’s request :)
Me too. Have been listening to it for two days. Play at my funeral.
Ross Brothers Music
Be blessed brother .
Nancy Sigmon I believe it. Nothing compares to this.
John, the same for me. Not just because I love golf, but the music... is so special. Combined, just tears.
I played it once..., 30+ years ago. Shot a 101. My caddies name was Smitty. Only time in my life I've ever had a caddie. (You have to have a caddie when you play Augusta whether you ride or walk, and you can ride. My Dad and his partner did, but they still had caddies carrying their bags.) Parred 2, 15 and 16. I parred 16 out of the back trap. Smitty told me to use a 6 iron when I wanted to use a 7 at a pin sitting on the front of the green. I flew over the pin into that trap. Put it out within 2 inches of the hole. Got my par on 15 by hitting a good drive, laying up, crossing the pond and 2 putting. I wanted to go for it in 2 but Smitty talked me into laying up. He handed me my 7 iron and said, "Don't hold back". (To this day, "don't hold back" is the mantra me and my regular playing partners use). I hit a great layup butI still regret not at least trying for the green in two. I mean, how many times does one get to play the greatest golf course ever built? Anyway, I always go for it now on whatever course I play with a long 2nd shot over water to get to the green in 2 on par 5. I seldom make it, but I did get an eagle on my home course a few years back just for trying and finally making it.
I don't remember the par on 2, but I still have the scorecard. It was in February, misty light rain and cold as hell, but still the best round of golf in my life. Thank you Frank for having us that day.
The Augusta National and The Masters are the best courses and the best tournament ever - in *ANY* event - in the world!
Don't hold back!
How'd did you get to play with it being a private club?
Atticus you have to get invited by a member
Atticus many famous athletes have secretly played it
That is one of my bucket list courses.
After I retire, I might move to Georgia and try to become a member.
Wow you are so lucky! I just dream that, for once, I get to win tickets to get there!
My bride walks to this tomorrow ❤
Here after tiger won his 15th major
Reminds me everyone taking the life journey and reflecting especially as you get older. No matter where your at in life it brings peace.
Congratulations Hideki Matsuyama! See you next year friends!
Come back here every year for this.
Even when life has THROWN blow after blow at you , you can always turn on the Theme Song of The Masters and feel a bit of PEACE...................................
One day, I will take my son the The Masters. He absolutely loves the game of golf. For him it’s about the golf, for me it’s the shared experience with my son.
My Dad took me 6 or 7 years ago on a Thursday. We parked in the lot, and he said "Welcome to the Masters." He is battling cancer now and this week means so much to me as a son. I'm 49 and have been twice. It will forever become a part of you.
0:00 is obviously the best part
This is probably the most iconic theme music in sports
Yes. And One Shining Moment after the NCAA mens bball championship every year.
And most relaxing.
Not probably it is
Also Fleetwood Mac's 'The Chain' outro for Formula 1 racing!
The 90's Chicago Bulls intro theme
*Tiger Woods has joined the chat*
*Phil Mickelson has joined the chat*
*Jack Nicklaus has joined the chat*
*Rory McIlroy has left the chat*
Atticus hey Tiger Woods & Phil Mickleson how are you guys good luck at the masters tournament I will be watching from here in Asheville North Carolina
don't forget Danny Willett!!
Jordan Spieth has joined the chat
*Will Zalatoris has requested to join*
😂
the older i gets the more i enjoy this..
hello friends and welcome to november in college, where students are cramming and working on projects, preparing for finals week. They gather from all around the campus, into the library where tension and emotions run high, thankfully we have this wonderful theme to calm us down. Its a tradition unlike any other.
The Masters on CBS!
I live here now. Won practice round tickets my first year living in the area. My dad who passed away two years earlier had something to do with it. I will be back there again.
He was walking the grounds with you
I teared up in 1997 when Tiger won his first green jacket and did the same today when he won his 5th. Amazing story of perseverance and never giving up, even when the odds were stacked against him. He overcame DUI, divorce, infidelity, back surgeries, losing sponsors, and father time to win again. Simply one for the ages.
So proud of Tiger tonight...15 down 3 to go to tie Jack...
I think the top 5 greatest victories of all time
1 86 Nicklaus
2 19 Woods
3 01 Woods
4 1964 Palmer
5 04 Mickelson
😢 I still cry over that one
If I ever had the chance, I wouldn't play the course. Here's why:
Watching the tournament has become an annual tradition for me. Even a bigger viewing event than the Superbowl. I'm deeply grateful to Augusta and its sponsors for the online feed from Thur to Sat. It just keeps getting better.
I dream of Augusta. The undulating fairways, the open mouthed laughter coming from the bunkers, the tempting water hazards murmuring to the best golfers in the world 'c'mon, you can get over me from there'. The anguish and joy of loss and victory. Watching year in and year out, Augusta has become a sanctuary for me.
But were I to go...it would stop being that 'special' place it is in my heart. I would merely be a '10:15 tee time', and just one of the wide eyed fortunates permitted to trod its hallowed grounds.
Sure I'd treasure the memory.
But something would be lost. In that transmutation from dream to reality, a patina of wonder would perish. Some special essence that Augusta holds in my imagination would vanish when it becomes a 'place I went'. When I go to an epic performance, I never want to go backstage because it was the performance that made me laugh, cry, exult or despair.
I think I'm at a stage in my life where I treasure my dreams as much as my memories. And I guard them now.
And all of us here will be gathered alone together next Spring.
At The Masters. I like that.
Jim that was beautifully written. I understand the sentiment completely. I do hope you have gotten to go and see it firsthand and if you haven’t, maybe you will get there someday. Thanks for the fantastic comment!
What a beautiful thought. And I completely agree. Some things are too special to touch.
@@user-fy2in5wd9y I'm genuinely happy for you; what's the big cliche in use today? "You do you"?
I don't know if it's an age thing on my part or not. I'm now 65. I can clearly remember going to destinations as an adult I had only been able to dream about as a kid. And it was wonderful.
But today? Maybe it's the fact that my tomorrows are now fewer than my yesterdays, but now I prefer keeping Augusta under the bell jar that is my TV set. And as I do, I know full well that I'm merely experiencing a representation; mere shadows of the actual event. And for me, today, that's enough.
I have no scorn nor envy of the Patrons reveling on the green, green grass of Augusta.
If anything, I pray that they create memories to treasure forever.
Gives me chills 😢
I grew up in Augusta and this sure makes me feel home again
TIGER, TIGER, TIGER.... still ringing in my ears almost 2 years later. What an INCREDIBLE moment...
My girlfriend, Melanie, loves watching Tiger Woods on TV, screamed "we've returned!!, and cried in my arms, as he won... then as he received the Green Jacket, she whispered to me, "you both are my heroes," with tears in her eyes... Thanks for winning the tournament, Tiger... he's my favorite player too..
Every Iowan shed tears of Joy hearing this song after the 2007 Masters!
Beautiful score. The Masters wouldn't be the same without it
Fabulous. Watched this since was a 10 y.kid from Esport. Great! Faldo at 11 PO win ! 😊
A couple years ago, I moved to Ohio from Indiana, My dad got a job for being the golf coach at Kent State University, My dad loved golf, so every year, we watched the masters together, and it was amazing just being with him watching something he loved as much as me!❤️ I have a talent for the piano, and my dad new that, so he asked me to try to play this lovely song, I did, and he LOVED it!❤️ I now know that this is something he loves, I love this song for this particular reason, I love the song as much as my dad loves the masters. And I loved this song as much as I love my dad and how much my dad loves me.❤️ So just because it is a small TV show, there is just so much more to it!
I just wanted to share this because this song brings tears to my eyes.❤️
I just got though writing a post on another topic, and came across this, I have memories of my grandfather who died in 1996, watching golf passionately, and your wonderful story reminds me of the last golf tournament we watched together in 1995... Thanks for the memory, @Ashlee Robertson...
My friend Herb Page was the long time mens golf coach at Kent State and when Ben Curtis played at Augusta he asked Herb to be his looper
Oddly listening to this in November 2020. It’s Sunday Morning at the Masters, Autumn 🍂 addition. Proudly flying my Masters flag in Indy. 🙂
I rather enjoyed the unique experience of seeing a fall Masters Tournament. Most likely we will never see another one, so the history of it only added to the entertainment and enjoyment.
“Hello, friends.”
Watching this as Rahm is walking down the 16th up 4 strokes. Happy Easter.
Congrats to Jon Rahm!! Your 2023 Masters Champion!
Sounds like Spring
Every year since I remember watching my first time in '87, the Masters & this theme is always such a lovely sign Spring is here & the dark days of Winter are over for another year!
First time I went to Augusta was in 2019 with my dad. We went on the Wednesday the day before the tournament. Looking back I couldn’t believe we got to the same year tiger made his comeback. I hope one day me and my dad can go back. That place is truly something special and words can’t describe how beautiful it was
It's that time of year again. It's almost time for the "Tradition unlike any other." The Masters on CBS.
I actually got to go this year and I will never forget it even if I get Alzheimer’s when I’m older. I’m one of golf’s biggest fan and I always love the theme song and it always makes me happy to hear it. I want this to be played at my funeral.
This song always reminds me of happy things and it is so soothing and relaxing to listen to that it is the song that I listen to to go to bed.
Wonderful soundtrack for one of the best sporting tournaments in the world.
I listen to this while I do my homework. Thank you!
Hello friends. Welcome to a tradition unlike any other.
Oh.boy, The Masters Week begins next week.I used to cover this Golf Festival for the Japanese newspaper every year some 40 to fifty years ago, during that time I truly enjoyed my stay in Augusta. Back then, needless to say, Arnold Palmer , Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player and other good players were all young and strong and very attractive. I felt like dreaming watching them to play. I left U. S. in 1985 after 18 years of stay, ever since I watch this wonderful tournament on TV via satellite. Oh, I never get bored nor get sleepy when I listen to this performance of music. Thank you, ARIGATO from Japan.
２年前にメッセージを入れられたアオキマイクミノル様へ
とうとう日本人選手の松山プロがマスターズを制しました。私もマスターズのテレビ放送を見始めて40年。ついにこの日が来ました。貴兄もこの快挙をお喜びのことと存じ上げます。
とにもかくにもおめでとうございます。喜びを分かち合いましょう。 矢本雅彦
@@user-dr5pi7js7xさま。 2年前にどのようなメッセージを書いたか全く覚えていません。上記のメッセージがそうなんですね。有難うございます。この時のメッセージを覚えていてこのように今メッセージをいただけるなんて夢のようです。夢と言えば、日本男子松山英樹やりましたね。長い道のりでしたが、よくぞやってくれました。共に大いに喜びあいましょう。有難うございます。
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Truly, one of the most beautiful melodies ever written. Hats off to Dave Loggins.
I'm trying to master it on the piano. It is the perfect piece to play for a long time.
It is a song you never tire from. Thank you...
Listening today on the first day of spring. Such a hopeful, beautiful tune. Up north, our golf-playing season is about to begin. Listening to this aways fills me with optimism for a good golf season. I almost always end up disappointed with my game but that’s beside the point. Cheers to all of the golfers out there.
Ohhh it’s time my friends
Tommy, you have done mankind a great favor by doing this project. Thank you so much!
We spent a night in Augusta last Feb. Drove around and around Augusta National. Just breathing the air and looking at the tops of the loblolly pines was fulfillment. A glimpse here and there was worth the drive. At 66, I have never missed Sunday of the Masters broadcast. Now it is Masters week, in a crazy year, perhaps a little calm can help.
Time to fire up the old Tiger Woods PGA Tour 2013 Collectors Edition and bask in Tiger's win today.
You mean PGA Tour 14
who's here after the masters got postponed
Rustin Makhmalbaf 😭😭I’m here after watching Tiger win last year
Should be interesting in November
Nathan Caveney unless it’s cancelled, it’s scheduled
DJ is the 2020 masters champion
I'm sitting in Butler cabin, as Jim Nance heaps praise on me.
I went to the funeral of a close friend of mine in college & an avid golfer. The Master's Theme was played at his funeral mass & his gravesite.
May your friend continue to Rest in Peace, Amber Puga...
Whoa! How emotional!
Sincere condolences to you on the loss of your friend. I wish you peace. ❤️
Getting prepped for The Masters tomorrow! Love this music
This song speaks to my being, my soul, touches so many chords and transports me to places I have never been. My dad who loves golf and played when he was younger introduced me to it.
Makes me realize golf is more than just a sport. We are apart of something bigger.
I never thought he could top "Please Come To Boston", but this is Dave Loggins' greatest hit.
I have the original 45 by Dave Loggins of The Masters song from 1981 in excellent shape never played. With the cover that includes the words.
Well, it's springtime in the valley on Magnolia Lane
It's the Augusta National and the master of the game
Who'll wear that green coat on Sunday afternoon?
Who'll walk the 18th fairway singing this tune?
Augusta, your dogwoods and pines
They play on my mind like a song
Augusta, it's you that I love
And it's you that I'll miss when I'm gone.
It's Watson, Byron Nelson, Demaret, Player and Snead
It's Amen Corner and it's Hogan's perfect swing
It's Sarazen's double eagle at the 15 in '35
And the spirit of Clifford Roberts that keeps it alive
Augusta, your dogwoods and pines
They play on my mind like a song
Augusta, it's you that I love
And it's you that I miss when I'm gone.
It's the legions of Arnie's Army and the Golden Bear's throngs And the wooden-shafted legend of Bobby Jones.
We are back. this on repeat all week.
Thanks for adding this. There are angels among us. First turned it on and I realize if I listened to this everytime I get mad, I would never be mad again
I always listen to it the day before it starts on Monday. An it makes me so happy and puts me in such a good mood
You did it Tiger! Incredible come from behind victory! History!
Holy crap, nice weather is almost here.
Masters Week is Here💛💚 Let’s Go 🏌🏼
It's a rainy Masters Sunday here in the Northeast USA! This song fits the peaceful April shower perfectly....
I've been listening to this since I received it on Sunday, 4/5. Really missing the Masters.
Thank you very much. God Bless America...
and ulster
This song should be played in grocery/retail stores
This beautiful piece of music will be played at my funeral
I've been to Augusta national twice for practice rounds. but I can't wait to get home to watch The Masters and hear this. thanks
hereos get remembered, but legends never die RIP Earl, hope you got up early to catch this one. 🐅🐅🐅🇺🇸👨👧👦⛳️⛳️⛳️
I’ve been watching the Masters every year for a while wondering what the theme song was. I wonder no more and am glad I found it on You Tube. It’s my new favorite instrumental. I could listen to it all day.
Well listening to this now that it's postponed 😢
Evan, I was going back for the first time since 1981. Had tickets for the Thursday round. Oh well.......
Evan Anders heartbreaking, look forward to 1st full week of April all year.
It's been rescheduled. This year's event will be November 9 through 15.
@@case139 yeah I heard about that. I wonder how the grass is going to look. And also is there going to be a crowd or not?
@@user-tq9jv2gj6u I believe we will be well past this pandemic by that time, although it's hard to tell as far as how big the crowd will be. Since the event is outdoors, there shouldn't be too much problem with it. The weather had better cooperate, because November's the time when leaves usually fall from trees (which are a fixture at Augusta).
Anybody here before the 2019 Masters?
Joshua Briggs yessir
Hello friends, I'm Jim Nantz
TIGER
That team song gives me chills every time I hear it and trust me, I listen to it at least once a week, when I am doing reports for work
Sitting here listening, I personally am happy it was postponed. Once in a lifetime experience plus Augusta must be gorgeous in the fall!
This is the first time I'm spending Masters Week in the Augusta area. The first of many to come. I'm excited for tomorrow's tee-offs!
Mr Loggins passed away today. RIP Buddy
Congrats Scottie Scheffler!! 2-Time Masters Champion!
Playing this on bt speaker for putting contest at our golf fundraiser. They are loving it! Thx
A Tradition Unlike Any Other returns tomorrow afternoon.
I'm truly verry happy that Hideki Matsuyama has just won this year's Masters. It is the first victory of Masters by not only a Japanese but also first by a Asian. Congratulations, Hideki!!!...Well done.
I cant be the only one who listens to this when practicing, who else?
CBS hardly plays it during masters anymore. Bummer.
I agree Lynn. CBS used to play it much more.
I feel like they played it quite a bit last year
They play it allways
CBS coverage isn't what it used to be. Remember when Feherty called 15, Klampett 11, Oosterhaus 17? Kostis and McCord are gone as well. Today's coverage is OK but Faldo dominates the chat and does not allow the field commentators to tell their story.
Not playing it much this year (2020) at all. Bad decision on CBS' part.
Imagine being able to play here. Walking in the footsteps of legends. Certainly on my bucket list
It’s also my #1 on my bucket list. If I could only play one round, I wouldn’t want anything else in life. My life would be complete.
I have been looking for this for a while. Thank you so much. So peaceful, just like Augusta National. Spent 40 minutes post-round Saturday 2017 at the 12 tee box just sitting and enjoying its beauty.
I love this Song with my mind looking the player's things. That is become a Legend ... Myth.
So relaxing thanks for bringing my blood pressure down
AMEN.. I don't need all these blood pressure meds that I take. I just need this song!!!
Proud to say my fiancé will be walking down the aisle to this. Extraordinary song
"Please Come To Heaven"-RIP Dave
Thank you so much for putting this up....
I have no idea why this makes me tear up, but maybe because I watched this tournament’s final round each year with my late ex father in law who stood by me even when I got divorced from his daughter. Lots of emotions wrapped up in this...
Listen to this everyday to study. I love it, thank you.
A TRADITION UNLIKE ANY OTHER.
I've been watching the Masters broadcast today and CBS isn't playing this theme song. So we're listening to this during the commercial breaks.
Heaven on earth!
This reminds of the music they play at the end of The Shawshank Redemption.
Bring it on........2023 Masters!
I've been listening to this for so many years now. I had no idea Dave Loggins wrote this but you can certainly hear it...
I wish they would play this theme song all four days of the tournament, I am sure it would attract more viewers!
Instant goosebumps!
So nostalgic ❤️ love this music💕
This may be the best song ever...
I have no idea why because I like crunch and hard and powerful....which this is not. But this Masters theme has always grabbed me. I love it. Top3 all time for sports themes.
I want this played at my funeral
We are almost there - Just a few days away till A tradition unlike any other.....welcome friends.