FILE PHOTO: Martha Burk, (R), Chairperson of the National Council of Women's Organizations speaks during a rally near Augusta National golf course where the group is protesting the club's policy of no women members, in Augusta, Georgia on April 12, 2003. REUTERS/Tami Chappell/File Photo
AUGUSTA, Georgia (Reuters) - Women will have their day at Augusta National on Saturday when the golf club, once ground zero in the gender equality battle, hosts the final round of the Augusta National Women's Amateur (ANWA).
The word historic has been attached to the first ever competitive women's round at the home of the Masters and the occasion will be given the full treatment, with NBC providing live coverage and Augusta National rolling out the pomp, ceremony and tradition that is its trademark.
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