#462: The Making of The Masters (Replay Rate)

#462: The Making of The Masters (Replay Rate)

From The Par Train | Get Off the Struggle Bus by The Par Train - A Mental Golf Show

April 5, 2026 · 56 min · Episode 462

About this episode

The episode explores the history of The Masters and shares personal memories and lessons from Bobby Jones.

Did you know The Masters wasn't an immediate success? Did you know Augusta National barely survived the Great Depression? How did the green jacket come to be? Why do they call it Amen Corner? Who was Bobby Jones right-hand man that may be more responsible for the Masters than Bobby Jones himself? Ev and Cerm open the archives for a different episode in spirit of the Masters' return. They dive deep into the history and end on their favorite Masters memories and unpack what the everyday golfer can learn from Bobby Jones. Masters Gear! The Masters is just around the corner! Snag some of the iconic Azalea collection from our friends at Rhoback. Tap this link for 20% off before they sell out! Best GPS and Scorecard App Holding Ev Accountable Download the Grint app here , follow Evan Singer, and get updates on Ev's round live. Ev's used the app for years but is now focused on using the advanced stats to figure out what parts of his game need to improve the most. If you like the podcast, you'll love our YouTube. Hop aboard the channel here today ! Join our weekly Train of Thought newsletter to keep your game on track and get first access to merch drops! As always, thanks for hopping…

People in this episode

Hosts: Ev, Cerm

Topics covered

  • The Masters
  • golf history
  • Bobby Jones
  • Augusta National
  • golf memories
  • self-improvement

Keywords

  • The Masters
  • golf
  • Bobby Jones
  • Augusta National
  • Amen Corner
  • Great Depression
  • golf memories

Sponsors

Rhoback

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Augusta National

Products: Grint app

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