Seven Days in Augusta: Behind the Scenes At the Masters

An easy read but nothing of great value.

I loved this book. My goal was to learn more about the history and traditions of the Masters, and this exceeded my expectations. So many good stories. What a wonderful read leading up to the best weekend in golf.

I really enjoyed this book and all the anecdotal stories surrounding the Masters experience. I am looking forward to going to Auguata National next year (finally getting to use my 2020 tickets for a practice round).

This is a great collection of Masters stories and interviews, most of which many golf fans have heard before. But, it's organized well and very interesting to read. The title is what grabbed my attention. I surely wanted to learn more about the tournament and club and the behind the scenes activities, but there was very little of that. In fact, very few "behind the scenes" anything.

Seemed very disorganized, rambling. Some interesting chapters . . . Butler Cabin, the old Oak tree, the homeowners who refused to sell, but NO chapter about Jack!!! The writing seemed dull, uninspired! I’m being generous with 3 stars and if I wasn’t socially isolating myself I would have given up along time ago!