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Event	Date	Tickets	Venue
Masters Golf - 7 Day Badge All Masters badge purchases require a $1000 fully refundable deposit per badge. All 7 Days April 6th to April 12th, 2009	Mon Apr 06, 2009	View Tickets	Augusta National Golf Club
Masters Golf - Monday Practice Round	Mon Apr 06, 2009	View Tickets	Augusta National Golf Club
Masters Golf - Tuesday Practice Round	Tue Apr 07, 2009	View Tickets	Augusta National Golf Club
Masters Golf - 5 Day Badge All Masters badge purchases require a $1000 fully refundable deposit per badge. April 8th to April 12th, 2009	Wed Apr 08, 2009	View Tickets	Augusta National Golf Club
Masters Golf - Wednesday Practice Round	Wed Apr 08, 2009	View Tickets	Augusta National Golf Club
Masters Golf - 2 Day Thur/Fri Badge All Masters badge purchases require a $1000 fully refundable deposit per badge. Thurs 4/9 and Fri 4/10 only	Thu Apr 09, 2009	View Tickets	Augusta National Golf Club
Masters Golf - 4 Day Badge All Masters badge purchases require a $1000 fully refundable deposit per badge. April 9 to April 12, 2009	Thu Apr 09, 2009	View Tickets	Augusta National Golf Club
Masters Golf - Thursday Only Badge All Masters badge purchases require a $1000 fully refundable deposit per badge.	Thu Apr 09, 2009	View Tickets	Augusta National Golf Club
Masters Golf - 3 Day Badge All Masters badge purchases require a $1000 fully refundable deposit per badge. April 10 to April 12, 2009 only	Fri Apr 10, 2009	View Tickets	Augusta National Golf Club
Masters Golf - Friday Only Badge All Masters badge purchases require a $1000 fully refundable deposit per badge.	Fri Apr 10, 2009	View Tickets	Augusta National Golf Club
Masters Golf - 2 Day Badge All Masters badge purchases require a $1000 fully refundable deposit per badge. 2 Day Badge for Saturday & Sunday, 4/11/08 & 4/12/08 only.	Sat Apr 11, 2009	View Tickets	Augusta National Golf Club
Masters Golf - Saturday Only Badge All Masters badge purchases require a $1000 fully refundable deposit per badge.	Sat Apr 11, 2009	View Tickets	Augusta National Golf Club
Masters Golf - Sunday Only Badge All Masters badge purchases require a $1000 fully refundable deposit per badge.	Sun Apr 12, 2009	View Tickets	Augusta National Golf Club

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American teenage amateur Tiffany Joh came out of the blue on Friday to equal the course record of 63 at the ANZ Ladies Masters with the help of a career-first albatross. Twenty four hours after 19-year-old Japanese sensation Ai Miyazato set the Gold Coast course alight, 18-year-old Joh matched her nine-under-par round with five birdies and a magical five wood shot into the hole for two on the par 5 ninth hole. After five successive pars to start her back nine, Joh had no inkling she was about to shoot such a low score. But she stormed home over her the final four holes in five under - including a birdie out of the bunker two holes before finishing with her albatross. "I can't put that into words," said the bubbly American. "I can't believe I shot 63." Joh thought her downwind five wood from 213 yards to the elevated ninth green had been too long until the crowd around the green and the gallery began cheering. "I didn't see where it landed, I had no idea, I thought it went into the back bunker," she said. "I was in shock. I picked it out of the hole and wandered around the green like a zombie while my partners putted out." Apart from the five wood, the key to Joh's eye-catching round was her putting. On Thursday she had 32 putts in a one over 73. On Friday she had just 22 putts. Joh is playing the Ladies Masters on an invitation received after winning the Aaron Baddeley Junior Championship in Fiji in December. The daughter of Korean parents who moved to the US, Joh was born in Philadelphia and raised in California. She has played mostly in the US junior golf circuit and plans to go attend Rancho Bernado college this year and maybe study history or English. Joh was almost as excited about seeing her first kangaroo at Club Pelican on the Sunshine coast last weekend as she was about her "double eagle" as the Americans call an albatross. "I didn't have my camera, but if you guys (media) see one here can you come and tell me," she laughed. Would it be too much to expect her to win this weekend? Probably. "I'll just take it one shot at a time," she said, suggesting she already knows a thing or two about sports media conference lingo.

The Masters Tournament, which is commonly referred to as The Masters or The US Masters (outside the United States), is one of four major championships in men's professional golf and the first to occur every year. It is considered by many to be the most prestigious golf tounament in the world. The final round of the Masters each year is scheduled the second Sunday in April. Unlike the other major championships, the Masters is held every year at the same location, Augusta National Golf Club, a private golf club in Augusta, Georgia, USA. The Masters was started by Clifford Roberts and Bobby Jones, who designed Augusta National with legendary course architect Alister MacKenzie. The Masters is an official money event on the PGA Tour, the European Tour and the Japan Golf Tour. In line with the other majors, winning the Masters gives a golfer several privileges which make his career more secure. Masters champions are automatically invited to play in the other three majors (the U.S. Open, The Open Championship, and the PGA Championship) for the next five years, and earn a lifetime invitation to the Masters. They also receive membership on the PGA Tour for the following five seasons and invitations to The Players Championship for five years. In 2006 the prize fund was US$7 million.