Sunday before the Masters never looked quite like this before. In addition to a few early-arriving Masters participants, there were young girls and boys, some of them barely taller than their drivers, hitting balls off the tee of the Tournament Practice Facility and chips in the short-game area. Other participants in the National Finals of the inaugural Drive, Chip and Putt competition were trying to drain putts on the main practice green between the first and 10th greens and on the 18th green, from more or less the same position from which Adam Scott made his dramatic birdie on the 72nd hole last year.
