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Everywhere you look this week, there are storylines.

Rory McIlroy to finally get his hands on a Green Jacket and the career Grand Slam?

World number one Scottie Scheffler to make it three wins in four at Augusta National?

Swedish phenom Ludvig Aberg to go one better than his second place on debut last year?

Or a LIV Golf victory at the Masters from any of 2023 champ Jon Rahm, last year's US Open winner Bryson DeChambeau or one of the old guard in Sergio Garcia or Phil Mickelson?

Whatever happens, we've got you covered.

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"I may need a bit of help getting down," jokes Jack Nicklaus as he tries to put his tee in the ground before lining up his drive.

No issue for the seasoned master, as he rolls back his club and thuds his ball down the fairway to raucous cheers.

The 89th Masters is officially under way!

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Record six-time champion Jack Nicklaus has just joined fellow Masters winners Gary Player and Tom Watson to hit the tournament's ceremonial opening tee shots.

The tradition began in 1963 with Jock Hutchison (1963-1973) and Fred McLeod (1963-1976) performing the duties.

Nicklaus, 85, has been part of the ceremony since 2010 with 89-year-old Player - a winner of three Masters - joining in 2012. Watson, 75, won two titles and has been in the group since 2022.

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The sun is shining, blossom is peppering the trees and the greens are starting to run fast.

That can only mean one thing... it's the Masters.

Best week of the year?

Won't catch me arguing.