Well done, nice finish on the back 9.

Excellent round today considering the conditions. Way to finish strong.

Way to go Mr. Weaver.

Congrats stads, can't wait for the recap for 2+2 once everything calms down

Nice finsh Stads. Can't wait for the trip report.

Very cool. Well done.

Solid 2nd round in the tougher of the two days. He ended up ahead of all the other amateurs besides Guan.

Nice birdie on 18 man, way to finish strong. well done this week.

Didn't catch the round but awesome overall job in first ever Masters. Birdie on 18 is no mean feat, that hole is a beast.

At least Stads can say he did better than Tiger on the back 9 today! (and probably a crap ton of other people too)

Nice job, way to keep focused. Hopefully you had a blast.

So great following this. Hope it was even better than you imagined it. Best of luck in the postseason

Birdie #18 in the Masters on your birthday. Nice.

1. You are allowed to come out a reasonable number of times and usually no more than a few days at a time. You can not come for 15 days in a row and play every day.

2. I am not allowed to tweet pictures of me playing practice rounds or of the club. I am also not allowed to tweet about my presence at the club during practice rounds. It isn't just restricted to tweeting, they expect you to not make it public knowledge that you are currently present is how I understood it. For example, there were a couple times this thread got activity while I was back at ANGC playing practice rounds but I didn't mention I was there because I thought it would violate their policy, and it is rumored they have employees whose specific job is to monitor this sort of thing.

3. I was able to bring a guest to walk, not play the course. That person was expected to have a person coming though, I couldn't just bring a friend to go have a good time walking around. I could have meals at the club as well. They were extremely accommodating while I was there for practice rounds.

4. I have no access any more. Only way to play would be from an invite from a member now, just like anyone else.

5. They don't get a whole lot of play as you can imagine. Members seemed to come for a few days at a time every once in awhile.

Part of me thought that is was no coincidence when that happened.

Not quite thinking that. I was very nervous, but just thinking what I wanted to do off the tee. Most players at my level don't use the word "don't" in their thought process on the course ever.

Maybe my best drive of the week. Tee was about 10 yards up off the back I believe, and I had 130 to a pin that was about 6 off the back. So I think I hit it roughly 325-335 with a little cut just left of the bunker. There was a little bit of a tailwind, maybe 8-10MPH.

Playing with him was interesting. He sure has a horrible attitude. It seemed like after doubling 1 to start on Thursday he didn't even want to be there. And he walked painfully slow and was usually first to hit so it seemed to take awhile. Ben Curtis was fine though, nice enough guy. We talked here and there and he was pretty friendly.

1. You are allowed to come out a reasonable number of times and usually no more than a few days at a time. You can not come for 15 days in a row and play every day.

2. I am not allowed to tweet pictures of me playing practice rounds or of the club. I am also not allowed to tweet about my presence at the club during practice rounds. It isn't just restricted to tweeting, they expect you to not make it public knowledge that you are currently present is how I understood it. For example, there were a couple times this thread got activity while I was back at ANGC playing practice rounds but I didn't mention I was there because I thought it would violate their policy, and it is rumored they have employees whose specific job is to monitor this sort of thing.

3. I was able to bring a guest to walk, not play the course. That person was expected to have a person coming though, I couldn't just bring a friend to go have a good time walking around. I could have meals at the club as well. They were extremely accommodating while I was there for practice rounds.

4. I have no access any more. Only way to play would be from an invite from a member now, just like anyone else.

5. They don't get a whole lot of play as you can imagine. Members seemed to come for a few days at a time every once in awhile.

Part of me thought that is was no coincidence when that happened.

Not quite thinking that. I was very nervous, but just thinking what I wanted to do off the tee. Most players at my level don't use the word "don't" in their thought process on the course ever.

Maybe my best drive of the week. Tee was about 10 yards up off the back I believe, and I had 130 to a pin that was about 6 off the back. So I think I hit it roughly 325-335 with a little cut just left of the bunker. There was a little bit of a tailwind, maybe 8-10MPH.

Playing with him was interesting. He sure has a horrible attitude. It seemed like after doubling 1 to start on Thursday he didn't even want to be there. And he walked painfully slow and was usually first to hit so it seemed to take awhile. Ben Curtis was fine though, nice enough guy. We talked here and there and he was pretty friendly.

You know obviously we all have tons of questions when you get time. I imagine you have tons of schoolwork to catch up on.

Congrats on doing what the rest of us can only dream of. Hope you and your family had the time of your lives.

And while you'll probably plead the 5th, it would be interesting to know what the locker room consensus was on dropgate.

BO

Guessing he wasn't around for it since it didn't really break til Saturday morning, but yeah, if he has insight into the general player consensus that would be awesome.

Congrats! Would love to hear the player consensus on Tiger's drop and how it was handled.

Welcome back. Congrats on getting to do something really awesome. You earned it.

You're playing in the US Open as well, right?

What was your favorite hole to play?

What was your favorite moment?

Single best shot you hit in the tournament?

Do the amateurs spend time together at night or earlier in the week or do you all tend to do your own thing?

Did you interact with the Chinese kid at all? Impressions on him and opinion on the slow play ruling?

Congratulations!!!

How hard it is to try and do homework after that?

In tournament conditions do you think a 8 handicap would break 90 or 100 around Augusta?