PGA Results: 2015 Masters - What to Watch For

If you haven't yet, you should check out the Masters.com online coverage of the Masters Tournament. It is completely amazing.  There are high quality video streams of many of the coolest parts of the course and featured groups. Amen Corner One stream to watch is Amen Corner.  There's a dedicated camera crew and announcers for the most famous 3-hole stretch in golf.  That would be holes 11-13 or also known as Amen Corner.  Some of the most exciting golf in the tournament happens on these holes and it can be fun to watch the groups come through. Hole 11 is the tough 505 yard par-4 where the downhill approach can be eaten up by the water left of the green.  Hole 12 is the famous short par-3 which gives the players fits.  Hole 13 is the reachable par-5 where eagle is a possibility. Practice Range For those Tiger Woods fans, or fans of other tour players, who are so into their player that they'll even watch them hit range balls, the practice range is for you. Holes 15-16 Hole 15 is the easiest hoe on the course.  This par-5 is usually a source of excitement, where birdies and even eagles can change the complexion of the tournament. [caption id="attachment_3054" align="aligncenter" width="500"] Hole 16 at Augusta National. Photo courtesy of HookedOnGolfBlog.com[/caption] Hole 16 (above) is the beautiful par-3 with water left.  The green is severely sloped right to left.  This is the location of the famous Tiger Woods chip-in in 2005. Featured Groups There are two video streams of featured groups.  Each stream covers the round of the featured group practically the entire round.  One of yesterday's groups included Tiger Woods, so his fans could watch him, even before the TV broadcast came on. Other Features There are other features as well, like wrap-ups and video stories of the day's action.