The Drive, Chip & Putt is a great chance for future generations to experience what Augusta National is like and to take it all in being on the stage. 40 boys and 40 girls will go head to head in their age divisions to determine a winner in each group. There are 10 players in each of the 8 groups that will be competing to be champions for their age/gender in their grouping. 

Here are the rules, as stated by Augusta National: 

At the National Finals, one champion will be named from each age/gender division. Each finalist will be scored based on a 30-point system, offering the player with the best drive 10 points, the player with the closest cumulative chips 10 points and the player with the nearest cumulative putts 10 points, in each separate skill. The highest total composite score will determine the winner.

These competitors have waited nearly two years for this. Welcome to the 2021 Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals. #DriveChipandPutt pic.twitter.com/lfZqhBSWnc

— The Masters (@TheMasters) April 4, 2021

To add to that, each player will hit two drives, two chips, and two putts to determine the points they will get based on their totals. The field was made up of over 300 local qualifying sites and then narrowed down to 10 regional qualifying sites, which determined the 80 players that are set to play this Sunday at Augusta National.  If you want to watch these young stars this Sunday, you can do so by tuning in on the Golf Channel at 8:00 a.m. E.T. 

Here is the list of the qualifying players that will be competing: 

Girls 7-9

Girls 10-11

Girls 12-13

Girls 14-15

Boys 7-9

Boys 10-11

Boys 12-13

Boys 14-15