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The Masters Par 3 Contest Delivers Once Again

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April 5, 2023

The Masters Par three tournament is an event completely on its own. It’s not like anything else. The pros are out there to have a good time, and it allows them to share this magical place with their children.

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Players seem to have a different glow about them. How could you not when you’re playing alongside your closest friends and family while Gary Player spits out joke after joke?

Amazing @garyplayer @TheMasters Par 3 contest still has all that energy and flair at 89 years old!!! “All my friends are dead” What a line. #themasters pic.twitter.com/4ufJxA7wRY

— peter lombari (@lombari_peter) April 5, 2023

Probably the best part of all is the constant chance of a hole-in-one by the world’s best players. Well, technically, it doesn’t count because it’s a par three course, but you get what I’m saying.

@themasters Two holes in one in nine holes! Séamus Power taps into Irish luck at the Par 3 Contest. #seamuspower #holeinone #themasters ♬ original sound – The Masters

Current world number one Scotty Scheffler is already dialed in for this year’s tournament with this absolute dart!

@themasters Slam dunk Scottie style. Hole in one on No. 9! #scottiescheffler #holeinone #ace #par3 #april #themasters ♬ original sound – The Masters

The par three tournament delivers every single year. It’s not my favorite part of Masters Week, but it’s pretty close.

Somebody’s closer 😅

Si Woo Kim’s wife, Ji Hyun, got the best of Si Woo on this one #theMasters pic.twitter.com/hF3iFS18ls

— PGA TOUR (@PGATOUR) April 5, 2023

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What do you like most or least about the Masters Par Three tournament?

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