Depends. I've been the Belfry for the British Masters a couple of times and it's not as busy as The Open for example. Following a group round is the best way to go about it, as long as it's not a group with the top names in. Trying to see Justin Rose who was the top name tee off from the first was nigh on impossible due to the amount of biffs dressed like Charlie Adam watching the Open. Followed a couple of groups for a few holes and it was sound. Only the odd few others with the same idea so got to see every shot up close. It's the following the ball once they've thwacked, yes THWACKED, it I struggled with.

The noise of them smacking the ball is incredible. Golf's shit like but being out in the open on a sunny day with a pint and seeing them up close makes you appreciate how good they are despite golf being, did I mention, shit.