The Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club takes place with the reverence of a sacred ceremony. “It’s a tradition unlike any other,” broadcaster Jim Nantz intones, and head bows knowingly.
Officials at Augusta National, the keepers of the shrine, piously uphold strict rules for the course. No running, no coolers, no phones, no cameras — even, per an edict in 2018, no shouting, “Dilly, dilly!”
