The Masters

The Course

Augusta National Golf Club hosts the Masters every April, and unlike every other major, it never moves. That consistency is what makes it the most studyable tournament in golf. You can learn Augusta inside out. The course rewards accuracy off the tee and precise iron play into elevated, undulating bentgrass greens. Bombers who miss fairways get punished by pine straw and awkward stances. Players who control their ball flight and distances tend to outperform their world rankings here.

Amen Corner

Holes 11, 12, and 13 have ended more Masters campaigns than any other stretch in major golf. The par-3 12th is just 155 yards but plays over Rae's Creek with a swirling wind through the pines that makes club selection feel like guesswork. The green is shallow. Anything slightly long or short finds water or a bunker. Tournament winners tend to be boring at the 12th, not heroic.

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