Attending a practice round at Augusta National is a special experience.
You're able to bring in cameras and take pictures - something that you're not able to do during the tournament.
You're also able to see the players in a bit of a more relaxed atmosphere than later in the week when they're playing for keeps.
Oh, and for many fans, attending a practice round is probably the only chance in their lives that they'll be able to set foot on the historic piece of property.
So Monday was supposed to be a great day for thousands of golf fans.
Then a huge storm came and people had to evacuate the course for the day at around 10 a.m. ET. That's not a lot of fun, especially for those who traveled a long way to take it all in.
Here are some sad photos from a soggy -- and short -- day at Augusta.
What a trooper.
"Wait, everyone. I think I see some blue skies over there."
This doesn't look like a lot of fun.
Nothing like a little of wind and rain to ruin a day.
Here's how we would all look like if we were just told to leave the course.
Walking the course > Standing near merchandise store.
Here we have the opposite of a good time.
And here's the crowd slowly walking off the course. So sad.
