Ever since the 2020 Masters Tournament was postponed to the fall due to the coronavirus pandemic, the internet has run wild with discussion of what a November stroll down Magnolia Lane would look like.
Sure, we all saw the aerial photos that displayed Augusta National Golf Club’s brown-to-green transformation in just 10 days, but those pictures are nothing in comparison to what the official Masters Twitter account shared on Sunday afternoon.
“Fall brings colors rarely seen” is putting it lightly in reference to the four pictures that were shared of Augusta National. Shocking to no one, it looks incredible. The grass. The trees. The leaves. It’s all perfect. Then again, why wouldn’t it be?
Fall brings colors rarely seen at #themasters pic.twitter.com/5AaQeEVfGj
— The Masters (@TheMasters) November 8, 2020
The Masters then raised its own bar with the following video: “Rough winds don’t shake a tradition this strong. The Masters is perennial.”
The Masters plays on. #themasters pic.twitter.com/Ssu8LNCgH5
— The Masters (@TheMasters) November 8, 2020
