In a tournament packed with up-and-coming young talent, there are plenty of fiftysomethings in the field at this week's Masters Tournament who have the chance to battle the young guns for a spot on the leaderboard.

There are ten legendary Pros over the age of 50 teeing it up this year at Augusta National - Fred Couples, Tom Watson, Vijay Singh, Bernhard Langer, Miguel Angel Jimenez, Sandy Lyle, Larry Mize, Mark O'Meara, Ian Woosnam and Ben Crenshaw - and the older players have shown that they still have it at the Masters.

"If you don't want to be here at 50, you shouldn't be here," Jimenez said after his impressive fourth place finish in 2014. "I love the game, I love competing and probably that is the reason."

In addition to Jimenez' notable performance last year, two-time Champion Langer finished tied for eighth and Couples, despite fading a bit in the final-round, still ended up in the top 20.

"I think it's a statement," Langer said. "There's a lot of good over-50 players. We can compete at the highest level, even on a very, very long golf course like this one."

Couples, the 1992 Masters Champion, has said he feels like he can still play Augusta National and compete with younger players, though he concedes he would have to get some breaks to put on another green jacket on Sunday.

"Can a 50-year-old win here?" the 55-year-old Couples asked. "I think so. I'm one of them."

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"Is it hard? Very hard," Cren­shaw said on Live From the Masters. "But I have been so fortunate. I have to look at the good things that have happened. I have to pull over and watch. I'm very resigned to being an encourager for everybody as much as I can."

Ben's special relationship with the Masters and Augusta National Golf Club will also be documented in the Golf Channel Films production Crenshaw: A Walk Through Augusta. Featuring behind-the-scenes footage with Ben in his final Masters appearance, the film also features rarely seen home movies and highlights of Crenshaw's '84 and '95 Masters victories.  The special will premiere on the Golf Channel Monday, April 13 at 7:00pm Pacific. 

Fred Couples has worn Ecco golf shoes for a few years now, and even has a model named after him. At the Masters this week, though, he'll be sporting a new shoe - and you can wear them as well!

Ecco has created 1,992 pairs - of the "Fred Couples Signature Edition 1992" in honor of Couples' victory in the 1992 Masters - for sale to the public. A version of the company's Casual Hybrid shoes, these Couples commemoratives are green and white and feature Freddie's laser-engraved signature on the heels.