But the Post’s Dave Sheinin and I made a multi-day quest for a single bird sighting. Well, okay, there must be some somewhere. “There are no birds, squirrels, insects or any other living creature indigenous to planet earth at the Masters. In a 2016 article, The Washington Post’s Thomas Boswell weighed in on the situation, claiming:
Masters Leaderboard : Live leaderboard, schedule, tee times Despite a CBS spokesperson insisting that “the birds you hear are live and they are indigenous to Augusta,” many people remain skeptical. For years, rumors have claimed that the bird song you hear in the background of Masters broadcasts is fake. Not familiar with this case of (alleged) avian shenanigans? Here’s the lowdown. That’s right, it’s time to investigate the mystery of Augusta National Golf Club’s bird song controversy. It’s Masters season, and that can only mean one thing.
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