Welcome to the Clubhouse with Shane Bacon. I am your very, very excited host, Shane Bacon.

This is Azealia Heavy episode of the Clubhouse is brought to you by Ogeo.

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And yes, it's official that app has been updated.

Washington Road is probably already bumper to bumper, and that means one thing and one thing

only. It is, in fact, Masters Week. We circle it on our calendars right when we flip them over,

and it's finally here. We have a fun one for you this Monday. Nobody knows the Masters and

Augusta better than the Augusta Chronicle Scott Michaud.

Scott has covered the master since 1997.

He has as much insight into the event as anyone, and he stopped by to give us some info and to get us pumped up for Thursday.

Scott also gave some great tips for first-time visitors of the Master, so if that is you,

make sure you listen to all of his points, sneaky places to

get to watch some golf, things to eat, places to grab drinks. You can't grab anywhere else on

the property. He's a, he is a bucket of information, and he was very, very helpful. It was a great

conversation. After Scott, we have Paul Stan Kalski, two-time PGA tour winner. Stankelski finished tied for fifth back at that 1997 Masters,

and he gives some incredible and unique, never-before-heard stories of that week 20 years ago

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