We spent 2 days at the PGA Tour's Dell Match Play event in Austin to see why everybody loves it so much

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Every March on the PGA Tour calendar brings the unique Dell Technologies Match Play. It is one of four World Golf Championships events and the only one that is in the head-to-head match play format.

In 2016, the event moved to the Austin Country Club, and since the move, it has quickly become one of the most loved stops on the Tour. Thanks to the course, the field, and the local atmosphere, the golf world almost universally raves about this event.

To get a better sense of why everybody loves this event so much, we spent two days out at this year's Dell Match Play. It was easy to see why it is so popular, one that should be on every sports fan's bucket list.

When I first arrived, Jason Dufner was on the driving range all by himself, with a small crowd watching. But the beauty of the course was already obvious.

It's March and we've got a bracket!

One of the first things you see is the statue of famed coach Harvey Penick and his student, legendary golfer Tom Kite.

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