The American managed to avoid the water on the 12th at Augusta after a shank
WATCH: Robert Streb Shanks It On 12th Hole At The Masters
Augusta National's 12th hole is one of the world's most famous and intimidating par 3s.
At just 155 yards, the hole is completely sheltered by trees meaning that wind plays a huge factor, along with bunkers and Rae's Creek.
We've seen many golfers find Rae's Creek over the years but Robert Streb managed to avoid it on day one of the 2021 Masters after an unfortunate shank.
The American's hosel rocket fired off right and came up short of the water.
WATCH: Robert Streb Shanks It On 12th Hole At The Masters
The hole was the downfall of Jordan Spieth at the 2016 Masters and also witnessed Tiger Woods make a 10 last year.
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Streb's bogey dropped him to two over for the round on a difficult scoring day at Augusta.
The course is playing firm and fast for this week's tournament, contrasting to November's soft conditions.
Streb has won twice on the PGA Tour and currently ranks 110th in the world.
