Because by the time it starts, they’ve got their thing they do and it’s vastly different, from what I’ve heard.” And from what I’ve heard, you enjoy a round with your dad, with your brother, you set eyes on it. “I’m guessing if I go four times before now and April, that’s fine. “I’ll find a way to cleverly ask,” Higgs said. How much is too much? It’s one thing to have an invitation, another to be that guy who never leaves. But if I play with a member, I can bring my brother, my dad, do a trip with my coach, guys back in Dallas.” “They say ‘as much as you like’ - I’m not going to be that guy that goes 20 times and have them tell me I can’t show up anymore. “My understanding is once I get my invite, I can go myself and play as much as I like,” Higgs said. But he has never played Augusta National, and he won’t be waiting until April. While at SMU, he played the Augusta State tournament twice and was allowed in for the practice round on Monday. But when I’m asked, or I’m going through details of booking a house, or someone asking for tickets - which aggravates the living hell out of me, but it reminds me that I am going to play in the Masters.” “It’s not on the top of mind all the time. This is what I always wanted to do,” he said. Higgs can focus on the task at hand, such as playing the Houston Open this week, his fifth start of the new season. And now the real wait: The invitation in the mail, which typically does not happen until the holiday season.
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