First World Masters Files: Passing On The Members Locker Room
/Golf.com's Michael Bamberger writes about the gravitation of veterans away from the main locker room at Augusta National and toward a locker room of sorts near the driving range created for the caddies. Take that, PGA Tour!
Since 2010, and more so every year, the locker room has become a ghost town. It's the province of rookies almost the way the upstairs room is the province of former champs. That's because five years ago Augusta National opened its spiffy new 400-yard-long, 18-acre driving range and at the far end of it built the caddie shack to end all caddie shacks. Each caddie gets a locker. There's club storage, all manner of hot and cold food, showers and multiple TVs. Rory McIlroy was in the place for hours last year, watching soccer and golf.
