Augusta National Golf Club
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Augusta National Golf Club, located in the American city of Augusta, Georgia, is one of the most famous and exclusive golf clubs in the world. Founded by Bobby Jones on the site of a former tree nursery, the club opened for play in January 1933 and was designed by famed golf architect, Alister MacKenzie.
Since 1934 it has been host of the annual Masters Tournament, one of the four major championships in professional golf.
Hole by Hole
1st Tea Olive (4 – 416m)
2nd Pink Dogwood (5 – 526m)
3rd Flowering Peach (4 – 320m)
4th Flowering Crab Apple (3 – 219m)
5th Magnolia (4 – 416m)
6th Juniper (3 – 165m)
7th Pampas (4 – 411m)
8th Yellow Jasmine (5 – 521m)
9th Carolina Cherry (4 – 421m)
10th Camellia (4 – 453m)
11th White Dogwood (4 – 462m)
12th Golden Bell (3 – 142m)
13th Azalea (5 – 466m)
14th Chinese Fir (4 – 402m)
15th Firethorn (5 – 485m)
16th Redbud (3 – 155m)
17th Nandina (4 – 402m)
18th Holly (4 – 425m)
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didnt really like playing augusta,, very overrated, hole in on on the 12th was a small highlight.