Augusta hole-by-hole guide: Hole 11 - White Dogwood

Get a hole-by-hole guide of Augusta National Golf Club course ahead of the US Masters. Hole 11 - White Dogwood

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Augusta National 11th hole, White Dogwood

White Dogwood Par 4  505 yards

Hole Guide:

The 11th marks the beginning of "Amen Corner", a term coined by Herbert Warren Wind in Sports Illustrated in 1958 to represent a run of three critical holes. In fact this hole played harder than any other on the course in 2006 as player averaged 4.47.

The green is an impressive spectacle – its left-hand side is protected by a pond while an expertly placed bunker on the right makes this a tough hole to birdie. This hole may best be remembered for Larry Mize's incredible chip shot in a 1987 playoff.

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