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"Security is always tight at Augusta National during the Masters, but in the wake of the terrorist attacks in Brussels, it will be even tighter this year, media outlets in Augusta are reporting.\n\u201CThe sheriff\u2019s office says they are concerned this latest round of attacks happened so close to Masters week,\u201D Cody O\u2019Hara, a reporter for WRDW-TV said.\nFacebookPinterestGetty ImagesA Richmond County sheriff&amp;#39;s deputy during the 2010 Masters.\nCaptain Scott Gay of the Richmond County Sheriff\u2019s Office declined to reveal details of the security effort, though it has been widely reported that a ban on drones has been put in place from March 24 through April 13.\n\u201CThe terrorists of today are always looking for new avenues to cause any type of catastrophic fear,&amp;quot; Gay told WRDW-TV. \u201CWe have to prepare for the worst and hope for the best. We\u2019re comfortable going into the Masters Tournament that it\u2019s going to be a safe event.\u201D\nSecurity has always been a top priority at Augusta National itself. When the club was seeking a director of security and safety a few years ago, its minimum job requirements included this: \u201CExperience in law enforcement management, military, Secret Service, FBI, corporate security or personal protective detail working with high profile individuals preferred; Expertise in the analysis of security threats, risks and vulnerability domestically and internationally.\u201D\n\nWATCH: GOLF DIGEST VIDEOS\n"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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