White Dogwood
Par 4, 505 Yards
Original Intent:
"The second shot is usually played with a 3-iron or a stronger club, and a player must be bold indeed to go for the pin when it is in this location (left-hand side). ... a great many players play this hole safely to the right, relying on getting a long putt or chip dead for the par."
- Bobby Jones, in Sports Illustrated, April 6, 1959
SIGNIFICANT CHANGES:
- Tee moved back 10-15 yards, 2006
- Trees added to right side of fairway, 2006
- Dogwoods added to wooded area on left, 2006
- Fairway shifted to left, 2006
What to Expect:
The toughest hole in 2005 now becomes even harder. It is the first par-4 at Augusta National to measure more than 500 yards, and to reach the fairway will require a clout of 265 yards. Augusta's founders will get their wish because all but the longest hitters will come into this green with a long iron or wooden club.
Hole No. 11 - White Dogwood
2007 Pin Placements
How this hole is playing - updated constantly during play
| 2008 Round 1 Ave. | 2008 Round 1 Rank | 2008 Total Ave. | 2008 Total Rank | Hist. Ave. | Hist. Rank |
| 4.255 | 8 | 4.255 | 8 | 4.29 | 4 |
Stories from No. 11
Change on 11 stumps players
Thirty-six pine trees, measuring 25 to 35 feet high, have been added to the right side of the fairway on the par-4 11th hole for the 2004 Masters Tournament. "I thought it was one of the hardest holes on the course already," Brad Faxon said.
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