Anthony Kim: Nike staffer, as is Woods. Was the featured player at a Woods emceed practice range demonstration.

Phil Mickelson: Would be considered one of the best players on the planet, second to none, had Woods not come along. Instead seems destined to answer Tiger questions, both real and imagined, until the end of his career and beyond.

Tiger Woods: Has never come from behind to win any of his 14 majors. Has not rewritten a chapter of his comeback story yet this week. Could a major comeback be in the offing.

Round and round. The pairings for round four are in and go something like this for the more notable and intriguing (all times Central).

10:45 -- Rory McIlroy/Luke Donald. Northern Ireland mop top meets English Proper.

10:55 -- Sergio Garcia/Stuart Appleby. Garcia authored a third round +3 75 that featured indifferent nines of 37-38. Appleby has made 13 birdies but has also tallied 13 bogeys so far. Both are too far back to make a run but both have the arsenal to provide some early fireworks for the patrons.

11:15 Padraig Harrington/Sandy Lyle. The Paddy Slam is off the menu but getting a little quality time with a fellow Euro who already owns a Green Jacket can't hurt Harrington's future.

12:15 Anthony Kim/Hunter Mahan. The Future is Now pairing. Both young, aggressive playing styles from two former and future Ryder Cuppers. Worth getting there early to see.

12:35 Tiger Woods/Phil Mickelson. THE PAIRING that everyone wants to taste, see and smell. Both will play down the rivalry factor but if there isn't a Green Jacket on the line by either of these two by the second nine, there will always be the pride factor and that alone is worth the price of admission to witness.

1:15 Steve Stricker/Rory Sabbatini. Two distinctly different styles which shows one of the beauties of this game is that there are different ways to get the J-O-B done.

1:25 Chad Campbell/Jim Furyk. It would be no surprise if the winner of the 2009 Masters came from this group. It would be somewhat of a surprise if it wasn't Furyk.

1:35 Angel Cabrera/Kenny Perry. Cabrera has a major, Perry has a Ryder Cup win. Perry is focused on the majors in '09, Cabrera is looking to right a listing season. If there are no hiccups ahead, the winner will more than likely come out of the 2:15, 2:25 or 2:35 group.

And so it comes down to this, the final round of the 2009 Masters. In all the years that this event has been contested, there have been big names, familiar names and no-names (no disrespect intended) who have claimed a Green Jacket. Regardless of their current status, the man who claims this Green Jacket will certainly earn it and with it elevate their status to a higher level.

The Masters may not begin until the back nine at Augusta National but the first nine will determine who gets to make that run.

Coverage begins at 1 p.m. (Central) on CBS and whatever you do, don't miss the "Live From..." coverage on The Golf Channel immediately following the tournament.

It's Masters Sunday. Happy Easter.