Hole #11 Par 4 |
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| 490 | 490 | 395 | 395 |
The longer 11th hole will play much more difficult with a longer approach from a downhill / sidehill lie. |
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| Par | Black | Blue | White | Red |
| 72 | 7340 | 7290 | 6317 | 6317 |
Course
yardages are based on the following:
Black tees are set as close to the official PGA yardages from last years final round *
Blue tees are set at the official Augusta black tee yardages.
White / Red tees are set as close to actual as possible from the information I have
obtained.
Welcome to the Augusta National 2003 Version preview
page. Home of the "Masters" tournament.
Special Thanks to Scott Chesney for a great JN course to start from and to Jeff Reel for
giving
me some great pictures to work from and some very important insight.
Hole #11 Par 4 |
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| 490 | 490 | 395 | 395 |
The longer 11th hole will play much more difficult with a longer approach from a downhill / sidehill lie. |
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Hole #13 Par 5 |
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| 510 | 510 | 485 | 485 |
The 13th is a shorter par 4 that can be reached in 2. A true risk / reward par 5 with water left and short. |
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Hole #18 Par 4 |
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| 465 | 465 | 375 | 375 |
The 18th is a dogleg right par 4 and all uphill. A tough finishing hole. |
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* All par 3's played longer than official
yardages for the final round of the 2002 Masters.
Note: All yardages are to the center of the green.
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