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2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round

2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Monday: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Monday: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Monday: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
2018 Masters Tournament: First practice round
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**** POSSIBLE VISUAL LEDE *****April 2, 2018 Atlanta: The massive gallery following Tiger Woods reacts as he chips in for an eagle on the second hole during his practice round for the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club on Monday, April 2, 2018, in Augusta. Curtis Compton/ccompton@ajc.com
By AJC Sports
April 2, 2018

Click through the images above to see the players taking part in the first practice round for the Masters Tournament Monday, April 2, 2018, at Augusta National Golf Club.

Tiger Woods was on the course and he had a large following.

Others stories to follow:

> Augusta National's new golf shop is a sight

> Mickelson, Woods lead Masters biggest earners

> Podcast: If Tiger wins another jacket this year

> Augusta National is in full bloom this year

> Photos: Drive, Chip and Putt contest

> A highly anticipated week in Augusta

Explore> Schultz: Golf still needs Tiger Woods
Explore> Fowler waits for his time
Explore> Watson out of his ‘dark place’

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