Get ready for perhaps the best Sunday nap of the annual sports calendar, folks. It’s early April and that means it’s time for The Masters. It has been nine months since the sport’s last major and news that Tiger Woods could be making his return only heightens the anticipation for golf’s most prominent tournament. Tiger hasn’t competed since the 2020 Masters – except for at the PNC Championship in December alongside his son Charlie – but his mere presence in Augusta, Ga., has golf fans buzzing. The 46-year-old is a five-time Masters champ and course familiarity is a huge factor in this tournament, however the iconic Augusta National layout has been altered since most recent appearance. The par-72 course is longer than ever at 7,510 yards this year after some notable alterations, including on the 11th, 15th, and 18th holes. [embedded content] So, what does it typically take to win a Green Jacket? Hitting fairways at The Masters is not nearly as important as one might think ...