Round one of The Masters is in the books and you couldn't have asked for more interesting story lines after 18 holes of the year's first major championship.

Tom Watson thinks about the 18th hole at last July's British Open only when items such as a notebook, camera or microphone find him. His fans however think about it every time they see him.

Augusta, Ga. - No. 8 Illinois put together another under par round Sunday to move up one spot at the Administaff Augusta State Invitational. The Illini posted a six-under par 282 for a final score of 853 (-11) to place seventh in the 18-team field that included six ranked teams.

The University of Missouri St. Louis posted a team score of 294 in round one but struggled in round two with a 315 team total. The 609 two day total put the Tritons in 14th position. Maryville University finished in 18th position after scores of 302 and 319 for a 621 total.

April 3, 2010 - It's officially one of the greatest weekends in sports with the Final Four and NCAA Championship Game taking place over the next three days. Major League Baseball Opening Day only hours away with the Red Sox and Yankees getting things started with the 2010 season on Sunday Night. And best yet, The Masters gets underway with a press conference with the world's #1 player, Tiger Woods on Monday at 2pm EST.

CBSSports.com and Masters.com plan to run 86 hours of live online video for next week's Masters tournament, a 50% increase from a year ago, and site execs expect a large spike in traffic due in part to the strong likelihood of Tiger Woods playing part or perhaps much of his Thursday and Friday rounds during business hours, when access to TVs is more limited.

In 2009 we saw the resurrection of the Gateway PGA/MAGA Cup Matches with the Amateurs holding off the pros 15-9. The two will again tussle for bragging rights April 18-19 at Gateway National Golf Links.

The Kansas City Golf Association conducted two outdoor Rules Seminars at Overland Park Golf Club and Drumm Farm Golf Club for area high school golf coaches. Fifeteen schools attended and were represented by 166 players and 24 coaches.