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From its field, course, tee times, how to watch and 103-year history, here's what to know for the Valero Texas Open—the last chance to get into the Masters.

In "Course Insights" presented by CDW and Lenovo, find out the numbers behind the back 9 at TPC San Antonio, where this week's PGA Tour field might feast.

Aaron Badsdeley, Sam Stevens, and Ryo Hisatsune will tee off at the Valero Texas Open at 8:20 a.m. ET. The last group scheduled to go will feature Thorbjørn Olesen, Vince Covello, and Patrick Pockels at 3:42 p.m. ET.

Bradley remains a model of ball-striking consistency, which has served him well over the years in San Antonio.

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But only one event carries a special prize for the winner — if needed. The Valero Texas Open, which begins on Thursday at the TPC San Antonio Oaks Course, is the last chance for a player not otherwise eligible for the Masters to get an invitation, and there's no gray area. They have to win to qualify.