Gardening · Golf · Landscaping · lawn and garden · Lawn Care ·Sep 30, 2013

18 Hole Names at Augusta National

Augusta National Golf Club, located in Augusta, Georgia, will be home to The Masters 2013 from April 8-14. Though its not-so-distant history has seen many firsts such as its first allowed black members in 1990, and the first women members in 2012, this private organization cannot and should not hang its head over its natural beauty.

The course originated as a plant nursery. In fact, each of Augusta National's eighteen holes has been named after the tree or shrub with which it has become associated:

Tea Olive - par 4, 445 yds.

Pink Dogwood - par 5, 575 yds.

Flowering Peach - par 4, 350 yds.

Flowering Crab Apple - par 3, 240 yds.

Magnolia - par 4, 455 yds.

Juniper - par 3, 180 yds.

Pampas - par 4, 450 yds.

Yellow Jasmine - par 5, 570 yds.

Carolina Cherry - par 4, 460 yds.

Camellia - par 4, 495 yds.

White Dogwood - par 4, 505 yds.

Golden Bell - par 4, 155 yds.

Azalea - par 5, 510 yds.

Chinese Fir - par 4, 440 yds.

Firethorn - par 5, 530 yds.

Redbud - par 3, 170 yds.

Nandina - par 4, 440 yds.

Holly - par 4, 465 yds.

For a therapeutic two minute break from your hectic day, take a stroll through Augusta National's landscape, one of the most beautiful places on earth: Augusta National Golf Club

When you watch this tournament this year, look beyond Bubba, Phil and Tiger and pay attention to the beautiful scenery. We believe beautiful surroundings are worth your appreciation; in fact, this is why we do what we do.

18 Hole Names at Augusta National

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