Throughout the history of the game, numerous high quality young amateurs have stormed onto the world stage and turned heads in the process. You only have to cast your mind back to Tiger Woods bursting onto the scene, Phil Mickelson winning a PGA Tour event as an amateur in 1991 or more recently Nick Dunlap obliterating the field to match that feat.
The Masters has a long tradition of welcoming amateur golfers, allowing those who qualify to spend the week in the Crow's Nest, the attic accommodation of the famous Augusta National clubhouse, following in the footsteps of some iconic names.
