Hello friends. The 2015 Masters Tournament begins April 9 on CBS and The Masters Live.
To help you navigate your way through the 79th Masters Tournament, we've created the ultimate viewing guide.
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2. Don't forget to stretch
Chances are you're going to see a lot of fist pumping during The Masters. You might even find yourself involuntarily punching the air after a great shot. Fear not, this is natural. But, please make sure to stretch prior to tee off.
Have you been hiding your bell bottoms since the 70s? What about your technicolor sweater vest? Perfect. You'll fit right in. Remember no ensemble is complete without dressing like a human highlighter.
The Masters is even more fun to watch when your favorite golfer outlasts the competition to don the green jacket. Check out a handy guide on golfers not named Tiger Woods who could win the Masters in 2015.
A vital aspect to watching The Masters like a pro is having your personal caddie accompany you throughout the tournament. Don't have a caddie waiting on you hand and foot? That's fine. Just invite over a friend to watch and make them your caddie.
The winner of The Masters has been presented a green jacket since 1949. So if you really want to fit in with the best golfers in the world, you'll need your very own stylish green blazer. Or just grab a green robe. That works too.
There's nothing more embarrassing than celebrating with your family and friend/caddie than screwing up the high-five. Make sure to use your practice round wisely and sharpen those high-five skills.
CBS and The Masters Live have you covered for watching the prestigious tournament, but what if you really want to feel like you're at Augusta? Simple. Create a leaderboard for the living room. You'll always be a winner!
Now that your name is on the top of the leaderboard and you're rocking that green jacket, something might feel like it's missing. You'll need a trophy to honor yourself. It'll also make a great profile picture!
You've practiced the high-five and fist pump, but those are a little played out in the golfing world. Try and create a new celebration after a huge shot.
Tiger Woods hasn't won The Masters Tournament since 2005, but that doesn't mean you can't sport some Sunday Red during the final round. Heck, maybe Tiger will be in a position to win his fifth Masters.
A long tradition at Augusta National is the Champions Dinner. The feast occurs the Tuesday before the event each year, and consists of previous Masters winners. Seeing as you probably haven't won a Masters Tournament, host your own Champions Dinner where you control the guest list.
The most important aspect of watching The Masters Tournament is, of course, enjoying the show. There will be highs and lows that only the drama of golf can provide. Enjoy it with your friends, family and caddie.
