Summary
Pat McAfee, a well-known sports personality, has been denied access to cover the Masters Par 3 Contest for ESPN for three years in a row. This year, ESPN chose retired NFL player Jason Kelce for the role, which led to mixed reactions from fans. The Masters tournament is very selective about who can cover the event.
Key Facts
- The Masters at Augusta National is a major golf tournament known for strict rules and traditions.
- Pat McAfee wanted to cover the Masters Par 3 Contest for ESPN but was denied access for the third year.
- Jason Kelce, a retired NFL player, was chosen by ESPN to cover the event this year.
- Kelce was previously praised for his coverage of the TGL Golf League.
- Some fans are unhappy with ESPN's choice, preferring the tournament's traditional ways.
- The Masters is selective and invites only a limited number of media outlets to cover the event.
