And who makes up the Masters Tournament Committee? It's Johnson. Anybody who has any questions, better ask him.
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An Inviting Experience
There are many ways of making the field for the Masters, but a victory in golf's first major tournament of the year guarantees a lifetime pass.
* What: The 68th Masters tournament.
* When: Thursday-Sunday.
* Where: Augusta National Golf Club, Augusta, Ga.
* Course: 7,290 yards, par 72.
* Format: 72 holes of stroke play, sudden-death playoff if necessary.
* Defending champion: Mike Weir.
They're In
Who qualifies for the 2004 Masters:
* Masters tournament champions, lifetime.
* U.S. Open champions, five years.
* British Open champions, five years.
* PGA champions, five years.
* Players Championship winners, three years.
* U.S. Amateur champion and runner-up.
* British Amateur champion.
* U.S. Amateur Public Links champion.
* U.S. Mid-Amateur champion.
* First 16 players, plus ties, in previous year's Masters.
* First eight players, plus ties, in previous year's U.S. Open.
* First four players, plus ties, in previous year's PGA Championship.
* First four players, plus ties, in previous year's British Open.
* The top 40 on the final official PGA Tour money list from previous year.
* The top 10 on the official PGA Tour money list the week before the Masters.
* The top 50 on the official world golf rankings from previous year.
* The top 50 on the official world golf rankings the week before the Masters.
Note: The Masters Committee, at its discretion, may also invite international players not otherwise qualified.
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