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AUGUSTA, Ga. – The Augusta National Golf Club, home to the most prestigious event in the golfing world, is synonymous with legends like Tiger Woods and Phil Mickelson. Their remarkable achievements have left an indelible mark on this hallowed ground, and their absence is already felt by devoted fans and patrons alike.
One attendee expressed their sentiments, stating, “Yes, I’m very disappointed about that. Especially with Tiger not being able to be here. But I want him to get well, recover, and be able to come back.”
Another echoed this sentiment, adding, “A little disappointed. But hopefully he’ll be back.”
Throughout their careers, Woods and Mickelson have delivered some of the most memorable moments in Masters history, captivating audiences with their skill and charisma.
“I mean, it’s a disappointment because they’re such stars in the golf world,” remarked a fan, capturing the collective sentiment of those who have followed their storied journeys.
A two-time champion taking time to send good wishes.
“Anybody that’s struggling with anything, I feel for him because I’ve went through a lot of mental stuff. So yeah, I always pull for him,” said Bubba Watson.
“It’s unfortunate that they’re not here. But they’ve got personal issues. Hopefully they’ll be back.”
But no Tiger, no Phil doesn’t mean no fun at The Masters. Patrons we talked to say there are plenty of things to see and plenty of other players to root for here.
“Scottie Scheffler’s high on the list.”
“Chris Gotterup. Because he went to Oklahoma and so did I.”
“Rory McElroy, of course.”
Who knows? Maybe watching all these other golfers will help improve your game.
“I’m a beginner golfer. So I’m definitely going to be looking at some swings.”
Missing two all time greats while soaking it all in on a Monday at the Masters.
“Because it is our first time here. It’s a once in a lifetime opportunity.”