On April 8, a special astronomical phenomenon will pass over the tournament venue, right at the beginning of the week of the latest major tournament at Augusta National, Georgia.
A solar eclipse will appear over Augusta National. Photo: AFP
The 2024 Masters will be even more memorable when the eclipse hits the 90th anniversary of the tournament. According to Space.com , the Augusta National course will see the moon partially cover the sun with a maximum ratio of 76%, while the total state is about 664 km from the Masters battlefield and covers a width of 185 km.
This eclipse is expected to be the longest in US history, since 1806, with the line of totality crossing many major cities.
When northern Mexico and Canada are added, it will be the most widely watched "full moon" in North America ever, visible to 40 million people, including 32 million U.S. citizens.
With the sun barely three-quarters obscured on Monday, April 8, the Masters began its traditional three-day 2024 program, which includes course testing, golfers meeting with the media, event organizers updating the status and direction of the event, and a private dinner for former cup holders, with the defending champion planning and hosting the menu.
The race for the Masters championship this year takes place from April 11 to 14. The organizers have announced the preliminary list of players, including Tiger Woods as a former champion (five times, most recently in 2019). However, Woods has not confirmed his participation. Last year, Jon Rahm won the Masters at -12.
The tournament has been exclusively hosted by Augusta National Golf Club since 1934, on a par72 course. Normally, this place only serves members, is discreet and selective with the world's top service.
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