The Masters has been negotiating for years how much of its past it is willing to barter for its future, and that has never been more apparent as golf and the world around it continue to change.
A few years ago we had Dude Perfect playing frisbee at Amen Corner. In retrospect, I like those guys, but that may not have been the best idea. But it does point out that we try things every once in a while that are a little bit nontraditional.-- Augusta National Golf Club Chairman Fred Ridley, on the club’s willingness to try new things around the Masters.
