Ben Crenshaw, 1984, 1995

Ben Crenshaw became the oldest second-time Masters winner when he triumphed in 1995 at 43 years, 2 months and 29 days old. (AP photo)

“I’m elated to hear the announcement [that the Masters is planned for the fall],” Crenshaw said on Sirius XM Radio’s PGA Tour Network this week. “I have [played Augusta National in November] but it is hit or miss to know what the weather could be like. I know one thing, you’ll see different blooms on the golf course. … What I would not like to see is wet conditions.  The most interesting conditions are dry and fast. If the temperature goes down a little bit, if it gets a little cool and gets a little breezy and dry, then you could really have something interesting.”