Major champion TV analyst Morgan Pressel dishes on her first time playing Augusta National, competing under the weight of expectation and when to go pro

The number of blind shots surprised me, where you really can’t see the putting surface, even on chips around the green, like if you miss the green, sometimes you’d be totally blind. Playing it for the first time and not really knowing what was on the other side, even with a great caddie, as a player you still like to kind of have a sense of what’s on the other side. So how important that kind of course knowledge would be when you’re playing blind shots and how much creativity it demands. You never hit a stock shot.

But I also think if you hit it in the right place it’s scoreable, which makes it kind of unique, right?