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Pink Dogwood

Photos from No. 2

Par 5, 575 Yards

Original Intent:
"Although this is the longest hole on the course, a well-hit tee shot will take a good run down the fairway as it slopes over the hill. It was one of our guiding principles in building the Augusta National that even our par 5s should be reachable by two excellent shots."
- Bobby Jones, in Sports Illustrated, April 6, 1959

Significant Changes:
- Fairway bunker shifted to right, 1999
- Tee moved back 20-25 yards, 1999

Did It Work?
Nothing has changed. Big hitters can still reach this hole in two shots, and anyone who walks away without birdie feels as if he lost a shot to the field.

2008 Pin Placements

How this hole is playing - updated continually during play

2008 Round 1 Ave. 2008 Round 1 Rank 2008 Total Ave. 2008 Total Rank Hist. Ave. Hist. Rank
4.872 16 4.872 16 4.81 16

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Chip Shot

Tiger Woods follows his chip shot onto the second green during the final round of the 2002 Masters at Augusta National Golf Club.

 

 

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