Weekend Chat: Best Shots to Watch at the Masters?

Your Club TFE comment section for the first weekend of April

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The greens are running… well, a little slower than usual. The azaleas are… actually, the frost got them a couple of weeks ago. The weather is… looking a bit dodgy, to be honest.

But it’s still Masters weekend!

Nuestra comment section es su comment section. If you have thoughts on Viktor Hovland’s scripting, Brooks Koepka’s run-in with the advice rule, or how a bunch of players went for the 13th green in two in spite of having said they wouldn’t, start typing.

Club TFE housekeeping

Check out the first-round leaders in our Masters pool. A lot of solid team names there.

Your Friday question

We’ll steal one from our friend Jamie Kennedy:

What are the top five shots at Augusta you enjoy watching?

Given it some thought and I think mine are:

1. Second shot on 11
2. Going for it on 15
3. Tee shot on 13*
4. Second shot on 3
5. Tee shot on 16

*May change to the second shot this year.

— Jamie Kennedy (@jamierkennedy) March 28, 2023

What’s your list?

Let’s hope no streams run over this weekend at Augusta National. Thank you for supporting The Fried Egg.

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When I was 10 or 11 years old, my dad gave me a copy of The World Atlas of Golf. That kick-started my obsession with golf architecture. I read as many books about the subject as I could find, filled a couple of sketch books with plans for imaginary golf courses, and even joined the local junior golf league for a summer so I could get a crack at Alister MacKenzie's Valley Club of Montecito. I ended up pursuing other interests in high school and college, but in my early 30s I moved to Pebble Beach to teach English at a boarding school, and I fell back in love with golf. Soon I connected with Andy Johnson, founder of Fried Egg Golf. Andy offered me a job as Managing Editor in 2019. At the time, the two of us were the only full-time employees. The company has grown tremendously since then, and today I'm thrilled to serve as the Head of Architecture Content. I work with our talented team to produce videos, podcasts, and written work about golf courses and golf architecture.

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