My imaginary front 9 at The Masters.

from Vertical View Hosted by Chris Williams

In this episode of the Vertical View - Chris plays an imaginary round at the 2020 Masters. During his round he and caddy, TP, give you a hole by hole view of the Augusta National Golf Club. The Masters is being played as the last major of the 2020 year and then back for the first major again for the 2021 season. All hole descriptions are taken from the spectator guides given to the patrons upon arriving at The Masters. All play by play of the imaginary round are straight out of Chris's imagination! Hope you enjoy this 'real' episode of the Vertical View.

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