Where does this one rank on your top most boring Masters’ ever?

Yeah the course played easier but i wouldn’t call that masters boring. Def different and i do wish it played much harder. I completely disagree with the DJ comment. If you aren’t just floored by his demeanor on the golf course in the most high pressured moments then you’ve never played competitive golf. I don’t need this rah rah guys that throw a bunch of fists around and yell. There’s only one person that made that enjoyable. DJ is an absolute assassin and although it wasn’t very competitive it was def interesting to see someone rip through Augusta like that regardless of the conditions.

The production was spectacular. People at home saw nooks and corners of the course that we had never seen before. It was incredible TV.

Johnson was super, but we all know it didn’t play like it plays in the spring. It was easier. But Johnson destroyed all comers. None of the top ranked guys could get close enough to push him. He had a great tournament, but it was kind of hum drum as far as drama goes.

I thoroughly enjoyed it.

I enjoyed. Mainly seeing the course without any fans. But just want to see that once. Looking forward to 2021.

The thing I liked most about this years tournament was the new views from drones and cameras due to no patrons. Secondly not having any patrons allowed us to be able to hear the conversations between players and caddies. Which i really enjoyed.

Only “disappointment” for me was that Augusta was not in it’s usual unnaturally flawless condition. There is a sense of otherworldly strangeness to Augusta’s usual perfection in April that I didn’t feel this year.

Having fans there would have made it much more exciting.

I wouldn’t say boring but anticlimactic. Dj just dominated last two days.

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Where does this one rank on your top most boring Masters’ ever?

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I watched every minute of it like I do every year, but I would be lying if I didn't say it was just not the same and never felt the same from the start. There were definitely some pros of seeing the course like we've never been able to before, but the lead-up to the tournament, not having a par 3 tournament to kick things off Wednesday, the 7 AM starts and 5:30 finishes, no fans, no Sunday roars, no real drama whatsoever on Sunday, easier than normal course conditions (out of their control), all combined to make it one of the more boring Masters of recent memory. Probably the least amount of Sunday drama since Spieth won in 2015. People may say Willett, but he at least came back from 3 down after 54 holes to win by 3. At one point Saturday, it appeared it could go quite the opposite when 9 players were tied for the lead, then DJ just blew away the field and never looked back. Extremely impressive tournament for DJ regardless and more than deserving champ. The stretch he's had since the restart has been simply amazing.