The Masters will have a much different feel this time around.
Traditionally, the April date brings with it the usual spring splendor of Augusta National. The azalea flowers are in full bloom, and golf fans flock to Georgia for "a tradition unlike any other," so the tagline goes.
Of course, this year's tournament is being held in November, with the blooming flowers and buds replaced by fall foliage and early sunsets. Whereas The Masters is usually the first major championship on the docket, it will be the last of the 2020 calendar year.
Nevertheless, winning the coveted green jacket is still every bit as important to the players as ever.