Masters 2023: Everything to know about the 'Tradition Unlike Any Other'

Bret Baier along with Sam Reeves and Fox Sports' Jim Gray discuss this year's tournament as Woods, Scheffler and Scott are expected to be among the most watched competitors.

For the 87th time, players will tee off at Augusta National Golf Club for a chance at earning golf's largest bragging right: being a Masters Champion.

The Masters is dubbed "A Tradition Unlike Any Other" for very good reason, as the Green Jacket is the most prized possession in golf. 

The Champions Dinner occurred on Tuesday, as it has every year since 1952; the Par 3 Contest was a hit once again, as has been the case since 1960; and on Thursday morning, past champions will hit the honorary tee shot, as has been practice for 60 years, to officially begin the tournament.

With the talent level in golf at an all-time high, and this year's tournament not being without controversy, here is everything to know about the 2023 Masters.

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Raindrops fall on the Masters logo seen on a golf cart during a practice round prior to the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club on Nov. 11, 2020 in Augusta, Georgia.  (Jamie Squire/Getty Images)

The first round tees off Thursday morning, and the winner is slated to be crowned on Sunday. Weather is definitely making things tricky at the moment, as The Augusta Chronicle notes that according to Weather.com, the 2023 forecast appears ominous with an 84% chance of rain Friday, 94% Saturday and 60% on Sunday.

If things do not go as planned, this year's winner could be decided on Monday for the first time since 1983.

The first group tees off at 8 a.m. ET on Thursday.

Scottie Scheffler took home the 2022 Masters, his first major, and is the heavy favorite to win it again,