Super Bowl tickets and World Series tickets are always tough to find, and one might think that Masters tickets don't fall in the same category, considering the wide open spaces of Augusta National and the fact that there are four days of action, plus practice rounds. But one would be very wrong to think that about Masters tickets. Perhaps more so than any other sporting event in the world, Masters tournament tickets are strictly controlled and unbelievably difficult to find. Consider this - Masters tournament badges and Masters series badges are only sold to members on the patron list, which has a waiting list dating back to 1972. And unlike so many other sporting events that sacrifice tradition for the almighty dollar, the Masters hasn't so they don't allow the course to become overcrowded with fans like some other golf tournaments. So don't bother trying to get on the 35-year waiting list - with just a couple clicks you can get your Masters tickets from Gotickets. Problem solved.

Just a few years ago it looked like Tiger Woods was going to make the Masters his own personal tournament and his wardrobe would be filled with green jackets. And while his total of four Masters victories is impressive, Phil Mickelson has closed the gap and his dominating performance in the 2006 Masters gave him his second title in three years. So when the 2007 Masters rolls around, golf fans can look forward to a memorable battle between Tiger and Lefty, plus Ernie Els, Vijay Singh, John Daly, Retief Goosen and all the stars of the PGA Tour. So get your 2009 Masters tickets for the biggest golf tournament in the world so you can say you were there at Amen Corner to see it all in person.

Gotickets also has Masters practice round tickets available in addition to Masters tournament badges. So mark your calendar for April 9-12, 2009 and head down to Augusta National with your Masters tickets from Gotickets. If your looking for Hotel accommodations check out TSE world for Masters Packages.