AUGUSTA, Ga. — Paul Pearman is used to a nonstop party on Masters week. The 64-year-old lifelong resident of Augusta has seen it all.
Pearman, an eclectic artist whose home is more or less a museum on Lake Olmstead, is often at the center of the festivities. He knows his history, particularly when it comes to the local lore of Augusta National. An avid golfer, he’s even built a world-class putting green in his backyard, with an impressive lighting array.
It’s so bright that it acted like a Bat-Signal to attract one of the world’s best golfers…