One of the silver linings about last year’s coronavirus-delayed visit to Augusta is that we’re able to enjoy the Masters Tournament again just five months later.
The April issue of Golf Australia reveals the players who are the greatest threats to Dustin Johnson and his chances of becoming just the fourth back-to-back Masters champion.
Architecture Editor Mike Clayton, meanwhile, explains how Augusta National could be an even better course.
We also preview the NSW Open, showcase the best drivers of 2021 and provide tips from the game’s top players and coaches.
Plus, Editor Brendan James visits Sanctuary Cove and the New South Wales Central Coast, while Michael Jones reviews the recently redesigned Lonsdale Links.
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