Ken Griffey Jr. Takes on Photography Role at Masters

Baseball Hall of Famer Ken Griffey Jr. has taken on a new role as a photographer at The Masters, marking his debut at the prestigious event. Since retiring from MLB in 2010, Griffey developed a passion for photography, capturing various sports and even wildlife. At Augusta National, he has been photographing key moments, including the ceremonial tee shots by legends like Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player. Griffey expressed excitement about this unique opportunity, noting the parallels between photography and baseball in terms of continuous learning and striving for excellence. His presence at The Masters has surprised fans, including young aspiring photographers who see him as an inspiration. This transition demonstrates Griffey's versatility and commitment to pursuing his interests post-baseball.