This is the official kickoff to Master's Week.

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is thinking about doing this year heading in to the tournament. It's going to be a whole lot of fun.

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All right, let's kick off Masters Week on the Pat Mayo Experience.

We're talking to Michael Kim today, who's in the field at the Masters for the second consecutive year.

Thanks again for joining the show.

Is it easier to prep yourself for Augusta this time around, knowing for the past eight months that you're going to be in this tournament?

I think so.

I have, I feel like I have the non-golf stuff a bit more figured out with like tickets where I'm staying.

Kind of the ancillary stuff, I feel like I have a much better handle on.

Last year, so last minute, I ended up being a little bit more hectic.

But this year it feels a little calmer heading into it,

which is a good thing.

Is it easier?

Do you think this time around that you're not as jacked up to play?

Obviously, you're going to be jacked up to play, but just keep playing yourself in, getting to go all this last minute scrambling.

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