Masters 2017 Par 3 Contest: What is it? How can I watch it?
THE MASTERS 2017 Par 3 contest occurs a day before the real thing - and here's all you need to know about it.
The par-3 is traditionally the fun part because the serious stuff begins
What is the Masters Par 3 contest?
The Masters Par 3 Contest has been held the day before the main event every year since 1960.
It's a nine-hole competition where players will be caddied by partners and family members.
The tournament starts at 5pm on Wednesday, April 5.
How can I watch the Masters Par 3 contest?
The Masters Par 3 contest is broadcast live on Sky Sports 4. Coverage starts at 7.30pm and finishes at 10.30pm.
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What is the history behind the Masters Par 3 contest?
The first Par 3 contest was won by Sam Snead in 1960 - two years after the nine-hole course was completed in 1958.
The course was designed by George Cobb and Clifford Roberts.
It plays to a par of 27 at 1,060 yards - that nine par-three holes.
Nine holes in one were made in 2016, beating the previous record of five made in 2002.