Tiger is the primary event within the Masters golf 2010

Even casual fans find the return of The Masters golf 2010 a big deal. Will Tiger do what he needs to take control of one more major? The official pairings and tee times can been seen at www.masters.com/en_US/scores/pairings/index.html , but if you would like to know specifically just what Tiger Woods’ tee times could be: Tiger tees off Thursday at Augusta National at 1:42 p.m. Eastern, and he will be paired with Matt Kuchar and K.J. Choi.

For info on all the competitors at The Masters golf 2010, visit this site at:

www.majorschampionships.com/masters/2010/players/masters_field.cfm

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When will The Masters golf 2010 be on TV/radio

The Masters TV schedule at narutofantasy.gather.com/viewArticle.action?articleId=281474978155647&grpId=3659174697259360 (also as the satellite radio schedule) is very important to fans. This can be a possible schedule. If your cable has been disconnected, get thee to a pay day loans store for personal loans already.

• Wednesday, April 7: ESPN 3-5 p.m. ET
• Thursday, April 8: ESPN 4-7:30 p.m. ET, Sirius/XM radio 2-7:30 p.m. ET
• Friday, April 9: ESPN 4:30-7:30 p.m. ET, Sirius/XM radio 2-7:30 p.m. ET
• Saturday, April 10: CBS 3:30-7 p.m. ET, Sirius/XM radio 2-7 p.m. ET
• Sunday, April 11: CBS 2-7 p.m. ET, Sirius/XM radio 2-7 p.m. ET

Top 10 players who could win The Masters golf 2010

1. Retief Goosen –Five top 10 finishes in seven events this season and only finishes worse than top 20 at one Masters since 2002 makes Goosen a safe choice. If his putting is on, he’ll be tough to beat.
2. Steve Stricker –He was sixth at the 2009 Masters and is at present ranked second within the world. Stricker hits them low with minimal spin, which will play well if The Masters golf 2010 greens end up being soft.
3. Padraig Harrington – The pride of Dublin loves the majors, and The Masters golf 2010 certainly qualifies. If he keeps himself within striking range, his well-known capability to focus on the course will help him climb the leader board.
4. Jim Furyk – Tied for third in putting average this season, Furyk simply needs to hit greens in regulation to remain in contention. His swing is effective although it isn't pretty.
5. Lee Westwood –With his long drive and improving game, Westwood will control in his inconsistent short game to have any kind of shot at winning.
6. Ernie Els – Although he is hot, people worry the "Big Easy" hasn't peaked too early. Between 2000 and 2004, Els had four straight top 10s at the Masters, but hasn't been able to make that since 2006. If he gets over that hump, he’ll surely be within the running.
7. Tiger Woods –Although Tiger is distracted by many things right now, he has already proven he doesn't have to be at his best to win things. The fear of Tiger will be back in the competition if he can start fast.
8. Phil Mickelson – Michelson's legendary short game can keep him in any tournament. He’s had a difficult 2010, however, so he’ll have to strike the ball more routinely.
9. K.J. Choi – Choi has been in the top 25 in his first seven events this season. While he doesn’t bring great distance off the tee, he ranks first in proximity to hole from the fairway. It’s like his second and third shots are laser-guided.
10. Paul Casey – Considering that Casey moves the ball right-to-left very well and Augusta National has lots of dog-leg left holes, he’s a contender. His last tournament, however, he withdrew from because of medical purposes.