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Jeff Bradley previews the 2011 Masters in the latest edition of ESPN The Magazine.

ESPN The Magazine senior writer Jeff Bradley is at the Masters talking to Charles Howell III, an Augusta native and five-time Masters participant. Each day, they look at pin placements, weather and other factors. This is Sunday's final-round file.

Story | Conversation | April 11, 2010

ESPN The Magazine senior writer Jeff Bradley is at the Masters, hanging with Charles Howell III (an Augusta native and five-time Masters participant). Each day, they look at pin placement and weather conditions to inform you. This is Saturday's analysis.

Story | Conversation | April 10, 2010

ESPN The Magazine senior writer Jeff Bradley is at the Masters, hanging out with Charles Howell III (an Augusta native and five-time Masters participant). Each day, they look at pin placement and weather conditions to inform you. This is Friday's file.

Story | Conversation | April 09, 2010

On Day 1 of the Masters, ESPN The Magazine's Jeff Bradley, with help from Charles Howell III, discusses Thursday's pin placements and tough weather conditions as Insider's Virtual Caddy.

Story | Conversation | April 08, 2010

Many wondered how the attention surrounding Tiger Woods at the Masters would affect his Thursday playing partners. In the end, it was business as usual -- and a pair of low scores -- for Matt Kuchar and K.J. Choi, writes ESPN.com's Jeff Bradley.

ESPN The Magazine's Jeff Bradley, with help from Charles Howell III, will be your guide to the daily setup of Augusta National. Here he outlines what he'll be doing starting Thursday morning, in a series exclusively for ESPN Insiders.

Jeff Bradley reads between the lines of Bobby Jones' 1967 message about etiquette at the Masters and discovers just how fitting it is this year.

Story | Conversation | March 23, 2010

From outside the ropes, it sure didn't look like Phil Mickelson was winning his first major.

From outside the ropes, Phil Mickelson looked like he spent most of Saturday in his "happy place."

Forget what is happening on the course. Sometimes the best sights and sounds are from outside the ropes during The Masters.

Forget what is happening on the course. Some of the best sights and sounds Friday came from outside the ropes.

John Daly is a longshot to win The Masters. But then again, he was a longshot to even be at Augusta this week.

A three-putt bogey on the first hole was just the start of a long day for Retief Goosen.

Sergio Garcia struggled with his game on Friday, but he got in with a 71 to remain in the Masters hunt.

U.S. Amateur champion Bubba Dickerson is trying to settle into the idea of playing The Masters with Tiger Woods.