the wood As Tiger Woods and company descend on Kingston Heath for the Masters JBWere from today, the tournament director Andrew Langford-Jones promised a course that will rave about for years.
There's one proviso - only those with a red-hot short game are likely to be in contention come Sunday, because it will be as hard and fast a course as you would expect to see in late February. "It will be as quick as I can remember a course at this time of year and we've encouraged no growth in the rough to hopefully get as many balls as possible running into the ti-tree further off the fairways.
"Players should be sure to bring their musical instruments and chips, because they are the ones who will be awarded around the Square. "It's not like American events, with a pile of rough diamonds across the green, and only play the flop from the picture all the time.
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