The Masters Golf Tournament: Augusta National's Beauty and Challenge

Articles discuss the unique beauty of Augusta National, highlighting its diverse flora beyond azaleas and dogwoods, and the psychological, strategic, and skill-based challenges it presents to top golfers during the Masters tournament.

8 Apr, 16:40 — 8 Apr, 16:40

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Masters in bloom: More than azaleas and dogwood make up golf’s most beautiful garden

Azaleas and dogwoods are as synonymous with the Masters as Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods, which is a little unfair — not to the other 55 Masters champions, but to the other 350 species of flora that make Augusta National a golf course unlike any other.

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