Richard Greener

Author, 'The Locator' novels

Of all the 22,884 swings at a golf ball, only one player had each and every one of his swings recorded by television cameras. That would be Tiger Woods.

Diana Nyad

Long-distance swimmer, journalist, and broadcaster

Were you rooting for Tiger through this weekend's Masters tournament? Were you rooting against him? Or did you basically not care?

Len Berman

Emmy Award winning sportscaster and New York Times Bestselling Author

Boola Boola. Yale won its first NCAA hockey title beating Quinnipiac Saturday night 4-0. Yale's last title? 1953 in swimming.

Clark Power

Professor of Psychology, Notre Dame

Tiger missed an opportunity to act like a real champion, by doing something far more significant and memorable than winning another major.

Gail Becker

Chair, Canada, Latin America & U.S. Western Region, Edelman

This week marks an important occasion in golf, sports and, quite frankly, the campaign for equality. For the first time, female members of the Augusta National Golf Club will be present at the Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, GA.

Len Berman

Emmy Award winning sportscaster and New York Times Bestselling Author

The Jackie Robinson movie, 42, opens nationwide today. As I mentioned the other day it's well worth seeing.

David Aronchick

Co-founder and CEO, Hark

No Master's moment tops the 1986 Masters, during which arguably the greatest golfer of all-time, Jack Nicklaus, stormed back from a five-shot deficit in the final round to shoot a five-under par 30 on the famed back nine and win by a single stroke.

Steve Siebold

Author and expert in the field of critical thinking and mental toughness training

As the world's best golfers head to Augusta National for The Masters, the buzz is building around the biggest story of the week: Will Tiger Woods win his first major championship in five years?

John Ziegler

Conservative filmmaker/commentator

For non-golfers this may seem like much ado about a trivial matter, but in reality this controversy says an enormous amount about the state of sports and even our country as a whole.

Len Berman

Emmy Award winning sportscaster and New York Times Bestselling Author

No surprise that its "wail till next year" for the Knicks. They've been doing that since 1973. During that time New York and New Jersey teams have combined for 20 championships, yet the Knicks drought continues.

Lisa Hickman

Pastor, Teacher and Writer

What would Jesus do at the Masters? For Luke, the story of Mary and Martha is the answer to that question. While the reception history of this text has relegated it to the kitchen, the original intent of Luke was much more revolutionary.

Kelly Etlinger

HuffPost Books Community Member

This entry is part of a contest by HuffPost Books and The Buried Life. Click here to read more about it. Five years ago I almost lost my Dad to a ma...

Anne Mosle

Vice President, Policy, The Aspen Institute and Executive Director of Ascend

A woman in a very prominent -- and historically very male -- job forced a national conversation about respect and equality. And she did it without ever saying a word.

Madeleine M. Kunin

First Female Governor of Vermont; Marsh Scholar, University of Vermont

I hadn't thought that women were particularly dangerous golfers. Could that be the reason that the Augusta National Golf club refuses to take down its...

Len Berman

Emmy Award winning sportscaster and New York Times Bestselling Author

This one didn't make the Masters telecast. A 40-year-old Masters "patron" was arrested for trying to steal sand from one of the sand traps. Police said he was drinking heavily at the time, and failed to get any sand into his cup.

Scott Blakeman

Political comedian

Although the CEO of IBM is traditionally offered membership, Virginia Rometty discovered the grass ceiling at Augusta National is harder to crack than the glass ceiling of corporate America.