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Message: [QUOTE="jncuse, post: 3595442, member: 1969"] I don't like the Masters because I think it is "tougher" than other courses. But the familiarity of the course (and particularly the back 9), the high-reward with some risk element of the back nine makes it extremely entertaining. Pure carnage - where there are only risky shots, and a lack of "reward" shots is not my favourite form of golf to watch, although I don't dislike it either. I also can't stand the birdie fest, -20+ tourneys either. A tournament where the leaders are around -8 to -10 seems to often provide the most entertainment. That is not always the Masters either. I think toughness of a course if often misjudged by us minions -- it is just not score.. The course where there is plenty of variability in scenarios (good and bad) on approach may seem like as much pressure to them, than a course which forces you to essentially play safe more often than not. [/QUOTE]