Masters Photo of the Day

By golfdigest.com

April 12, 2013

Saturday's "Masters Photo Of The Day"

A typical lunch at Augusta. *Director of Photography Christian Iooss: "Nothing says the Masters like a cup of beer and a pimento cheese sandwich."Photo credit: Geoff Tait

Saturday Runner-Up

A computer, a TV AND an iPad? Intense.Photo credit: John

Saturday Runner-Up

An Augusta keychain is a smart way to bring the Masters with you, everywhere.Photo credit: Matt Harber

Friday's "Masters Photo Of The Day"

This teacher scheduled an exam on Masters Thursday so he could stream live coverage. *Director of Photography Christian Iooss: "I got a laugh out of this one. Gotta love his dedication to golf. He's a fine, fine teacher."Photo credit: Mr. Sleeth

Friday Runner-Up

Youngest Masters fan?Photo credit: Five Eighth Seams

Friday Runner-Up

Fred Couples and Colin Montgomerie chat under Augusta's Big Oak after a 2001 practice round.Photo credit: Stephen Oakes

Friday Runner-Up

Intense setup.Photo credit: Josh Cox

Thursday's "Masters Photo Of The Day"

Phil Mickelson walks in Augusta's new practice facility. *Director of Photography Christian Iooss: "I like the scale of this photo; it's well composed. Mickelson is small, walking within a large practice facility. It's a quiet moment."Photo credit: Callaway Golf

Thursday Runner-Up

This kid is ready.Photo credit: Kurt Cooper

Thursday Runner-Up

This caddie will likely be very happy on Sunday.Photo credit: Bryan Dodgins

Thursday Runner-Up

Masters fever.Photo credit: Justin Schrock

Thursday Runner-Up

Heavy crows at Augusta.Photo credit: Charlie Kautz

Wednesday's "Masters Photo Of The Day"

The members' patio, which is next to the clubhouse and practice putting green. *Director of Photography Christian Iooss: "I like the composition and the repetition. It captures a quiet morning at Augusta, and we rarely get to see that."Photo credit: Charlie Kautz

Wednesday Runner-Up

The view from the top balcony of Butler Cabin.Photo credit: Chad Coleman

Wednesday Runner-Up

Mowing the tight fairways of Augusta's 14th hole.Photo credit: James Reehoorn

Wednesday Runner-Up

An amazing Masters shrine.Photo credit: Tyler Astor

Wednesday Runner-Up

This sentiment is all but universal.Photo credit: Brian Baulch

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