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NY Times · Apr 10, 2024

Playing the Masters Is by Invitation Only. Here’s How Golfers Get One.

Stephan Jaeger during the final round of the Texas Children’s Houston Open in March. He won the tournament and received an invitation to the Masters.Despite a missed putt on the 18th hole at the Texas Children’s Houston Open, Stephan Jaeger still punched his ticket to Augusta National Golf Club, where he will be playing in his first Masters Tournament this week.

There are many ways to get an invitation to the Masters, and Jaeger, 34, found one of them.

But first, he missed a putt that would have clinched a victory over the former Masters champion Scottie Scheffler. Then Scheffler missed a shorter putt that would have forced a playoff with Jaeger.

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