Whether it's your first time to The Masters or you're a veteran, the experience of seeing the tournament first hand is always overwhelming.

The Masters is a world-renowned event and many spend years trying to get tickets to get inside these gates.

Billy and Denny Guilbeaux never thought they'd see the Augusta National's famous greens.

"It's really unbelievable with the hills and everything is so green and beautiful. I've never been anywhere like this in my life," said Billy Guilbeaux, first-timer.

But coming to the tournament is now a dream come true.

"I wasn't expecting to come today and at the last minute we got tickets. I was so excited," said Billy Guilbeaux.

After spending years watching The Masters on television, they say nothing else compares.

"I don't think the grass is real, I still think it's carpet," said Denny Guilbeaux.

"We didn't know what to expect and we sat next to the green on number five. We were right next to the big dogs," said Denny Guilbeaux.

The only thing better for Denny Guilbeaux would be playing with the big dogs.

"I couldn't imagine hitting an iron shot off the grass," said Denny Guilbeaux.

But for Charles Turok, playing at the Augusta National was a missed opportunity.

"He said I could get on whenever I want, but it never happened. I've regretted it ever since. But 83-year-old people have a lot of regrets," said Turok, Veteran Masters Visitor.

Turok's first trip to the Masters was 50 years ago. He has some advice for first-timers, Billy and Denny Guilbeaux: A good seat in the hitting area is a a top priority.

"Watching the pros strike the ball is absolutely amazing," said Turok.

Turok says he's treating this tournament like his first and relishing in the moment.

"This is probably going to be my last time here. But I'm going to enjoy it every much," said Turok.

The Guillbeaux brothers say they're hoping to come back again next year.