You remember the Masters don't you? Not the quiet recent incarnations, but the raucaus roar-followed-by-roar Sunday back nine versions?
The Masters used to be a lot more fun. A Sunday "charge" was not defined by a player managing even par. Players actually made eagles and birdies to gain ground on guys choking on their leads. It was great!
Today, there are really two majors: the Open Championship and the U.S. Open. The latter just happens to be held three times each year with the first and last being called, respectively, the Masters and the PGA Championship.
Trevor Immelman is your 2008 Masters Champion. Unfortunately, some of us had to wake up to find out! Plus Lorena the Hall-of-Famer, Par Three contests, and more in this episode of Golf Talk.
As I read my 
Unless I'm required to or play a course in a housing development with tee boxes about a mile from each other, I try to stay away from motorized golf carts as much as possible.
"Well, The Masters is over, now what am I going to do with my time?" Don't fret golf nuts, Hittin' the Links is here to help with all that is golf on the web.
14:17:02: Tiger misreads his putt from just off the green poorly on the first. This may not bode well for Woods today as he's had trouble reading greens all week at Augusta.
