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Want to hear what's go in at Augusta? Of course you do...

You can tune in to BBC Radio 5 live from 21:00 BST this evening for live coverage of the Masters day one.

Before that, at 19:00, 5 live's sports bulletin will be coming live from Augusta packed with plenty of updates.

So remember to turn on your radio, or click the link at the top of this page.

And how about this...

Gregory, from Waterlooville, Hampshire, went about preparing for his first Masters tournament by watching footage on YouTube.

"I've watched a lot of clips on YouTube," the 22-year-old amatuer told BBC South Today. "I've got clips of all the pins from the past four years from every day.  

"I know roughly where the pins will be as they don't change them too much from year-to-year. So, I've had a good idea of what kind of approach shots I need to work on in my practice rounds."  

So the first Brits have just got under way.

Experienced Scotsman Sandy Lyle is grouped with English amateur Scott Gregory and American Sean O'Hair. 

Gregory is only 22, and secured his place at Augusta by winning the British Amateur Championship last summer.

Well, I said that the first was proving costly for a few of the early starters, but spare a thought for Brian Stuard on his Masters debut.

The American has taken seven to get down on the par-four opening hole. It's looking windy out there at the minute.

Settle down, Brian, and just enjoy it. You're playing Augusta.

James Bugler: Fowler, Reed or Stenson are my backs to get in the top 8 easily  

Darroch Kaye: I've been backing @JDayGolf, external for every 'proper' major since his 2015 @PGAChampionship, external win. I ain't gonna stop now. 

Ed Quantrill:  Going all out and going to say and Amateur will win it this year

Big call, Ed... 

... Danny Willett  begins his defence when he walks out with  Matt Kuchar  and Australian amateur  Curtis Luck  at 17:24 BST.

Rory McIlroy  is playing alongside highly-rated Spaniard  Jon Rahm  (and Japan's  Hideto Tanihara).  Tasty. They go out at 18:41.

You have to wait even later to see the world number one.  Dustin Johnson  is part of a big-name, all-American final group alongside two-time winner  Bubba Watson  and  Jimmy Walker  at 19:03. 

You won't be able to keep an eye on all 94 men strolling around Augusta today - that's our job to do it for you.

But there are a few names who you will be wanting to focus on.

Jordan Spieth, the 2015 champion and runner-up in 2014 and 2016, is the first of the favourites to head out of the locker room.

The 23-year-old American goes out at 15:34 with Germany's Martin Kaymer and England's Matthew Fitzpatrick... 

Quite a few of you are asking what time the big names go out.

Well, not until quite a bit later is the answer, but luckily we've popped together a more precise list of who's out when right here.

But let's have a look at a select few we feel you might be interested in...

Ouchy.

It's a costly first hole of the tournament for Trevor Immelman as the South African drops a shot.

He's not the only one struggling on the first. 

Canada's Mike Weir and American pair Billy Hurley III and Scott Piercy have also carded bogeys there.

Neil Okninski: Just started a new job, working alongside a guy called Paul Casey. No prizes for guessing where my fiver e/w has gone  

Colin Mair: Hopefully Rory can complete his grand slam, or Rickie Fowler gets a major.  

Stewart: I know nothing about golf, but I've gone with Henrik Stenson to win.

Solid strategy, Stewart. If in doubt, go with the man who won the Open in record-breaking fashion...  

If you're wondering how the holes are shaping up on day one, here's a nice graphic from the Masters Tournament Twitter folk showing Thursday's pin positions.

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It's a solid start for the first two out on course.

Daniel Summerhays and Russell Henley both made par on the first hole, before each grabbing a birdie on the par-five second.

A nice way to settle the opening-day nerves.

Danny went big on meat and gravy. Cottage pies for starter, Sunday Dinner for main course and then apple crumble to wash it down. He stopped short of putting a bulldog in the middle of the table.

What an honour though. Some of those pictured include Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, Gary Player, Vijay Singh, Sir Nick Faldo. Golfing names which roll off the tongue like a dribble of custard. 

Fancy you know plenty about the Champions Dinner? Why not try our quiz? Click here.

So one of the many Masters traditions is the champions dinner.

Danny Willett, as the 2016 winner, was the man to choose this year's menu. And what does a proud Yorkshire lad want for his tea?

Well, I hope you've had your lunch, because this will no doubt create some serious food envy...

As always, we'd love to hear from you throughout the Masters weekend.

With our vote just going live, how about letting us know who you've backed for the Green Jacket and why?

You've got 140 characters on Twitter or go crazy on the text...

(...not too crazy).

So who is going to win this year's Masters?

Well, we want you to tell us...

Our vote has just gone live and should be appearing on your page, although app users may need to click the vote tab.

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You've all been there, preparing for the Masters as world number one only to go and suffer a nasty fall on some stairs to put your tournament in doubt...

OK, maybe not. But that's reportedly what happened to pre-tournament favourite Dustin Johnson last night.

The world number one's agent David Winkle says he still hopes to play, despite "landing hard on his lower back".

One thing in Johnson's favour is he's due to tee off in the last group at 19:03 BST this evening.  

Don't cancel those bets just yet.

But, fear not...

The BBC Weather team have told us thunderstorms were clearing Augusta yesterday evening, so while the course will probably be very wet for the early tees, it will get drier today with some sunshine. 

However, the biggest challenge will be strong westerly winds gusting up to 40mph.

Forecast for the rest of contest looks dry and sunny with lighter winds so the course will get drier and the greens faster.

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Let's start with the weather. 

If you've been following the build-up in Augusta this week you'll have seen severe weather warnings played havoc with practice rounds and even saw the traditional Par 3 curtain-raiser cancelled for the first time in Masters history.

A tornado threat in the area forced officials to close the course for the rest of the day on Wednesday.

However, there was time to squeeze a few holes with the family in...

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Right then, two questions you'll no doubt be asking yourself:

What's the weather like in Augusta? 

Is world number one Dustin Johnson going to be fit?

One we can answer, the other remains to be seen...