Inside the caddie shack at Augusta National

The white jumpers, the private lockers, the steak sandwiches. Some of golf’s elite loopers explain why caddying the Masters is the coolest hang in golf.

Augusta National is a place where golf history lives and breathes. As you walk the course, it’s as though the most iconic shots in the Masters tournament’s 87-year history are all happening simultaneously. You stare down the second fairway and you can almost see Louis Oosthuizen’s famous double eagle unfolding in front of you. There’s the spot on 10 where Bubba Watson hit a duck hook out of the pine straw to reach the green in a playoff. The spot where Larry Mize holed out on 11. Where Tiger chipped in on 16. Then there’s 18, where Jack Nicklaus secured six green jackets.