This prestigious golf tournament takes place every year in April, opening the major tournament season. Ever since 1934 the golfing elite of the world has met at the Augusta National Golf Club in the US State of Georgia to measure forces on one of the hardest par 72 courses of the US PGA tour. The winner not only wins fame and a lifelong membership in the renowned Augusta National Club, but also the coveted Green Jacket.

The history of The Masters Tournament in Augusta can be felt everywhere. A famous example is the "Eisenhower Tree" on the 17th fairway. Former US president Dwight D. Eisenhower hit the tree so many times that, in his frustration, he officially requested that it be removed. The request was refused, but the tree was named after him.