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Who founded Augusta National Golf Club? |
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Bob Jones and Clifford Roberts. |
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When did the Augusta National Golf Club officially open? |
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What year was the first Masters Golf Tournament and who won? |
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1934, Horton Smith. He also won in 1936. |
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Who was the main golf architect at Augusta National? |
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Dr. Alistar McKenzie, Bob Jones also helped. |
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What are the most common plants at Augusta? |
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What are the most popular sandwiches at the Masters? |
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Egg Salad, pimento Cheese and Masters Club. |
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When is the Masters Tournament held? |
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The first week in April, including Sunday before. |
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When was the Green Jacket tradition started? |
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1949. It is given to each Champion and each member of the club. |
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What are the restrictions on the Green Jacket? |
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Each new Champion can take it offsite for a year. |
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What are the Honorary Starters? |
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Those chosen to hit the first shots on Thursday. |
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Where is the Green Jacket presented to the new champion? |
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The Butler Cabin, right next to the clubhouse. |
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Who has won the most Green Jackets? |
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Jack Nicklaus 6 - 63, 65, 66, 72, 75, 86. |
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Who is the oldest winner of the Masters? |
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Jack Nicklaus 46 yrs, 2 months and 23 days. |
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Can kids come to the Masters? |
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yes, they must be 8-16 and are free. one per adult badge. |
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What are the most common trees at Augusta? |
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Loblolly and Longleaf Pine. |
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A 330 yd road lined with 61 Magnolia trees dated to 1850 leading up the clubhouse. it was paved in 1947. They bloom the first week of April. |
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It runs along 11 and 12 and a tributary though 13. |
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What is the most famous shot of the Masters? |
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Gene Sarazen made a double eagle 2 on hole 15 in 1935 |
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What trophy is given to the champion of the Masters |
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A replica of the Masters Clubhouse |
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What is the caddy uniform that is required? |
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A white jump suit with green hat with the yellow flag logo. |
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At the end of Magnolia Lane is a circle leading to the clubhouse. It has yellow pansies in the logo shape. |
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Who was the first foreign born player to win the Masters? |
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Gary Player in 1961. He also won in 74 and 78. |
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Who and what at is the longest span of wins at the Masters? |
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Gary Player 17 yrs 61 to 78. |
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Who has won back to back championships? |
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Jack Nicklaus 65, 66; Nick Faldo 89, 90; and Tiger Woods 01, 02. |
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When and what did Roberto DiVicenzo get disqualified after winning the Masters? |
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1968, for signing an incorrect scorecard. |
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What year, who and why did someone protest at the Masters? |
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2003, Martha Burke, about the fact that no women were allowed to be members at Augusta. |
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Are cell phones or cameras allowed on the course at Augusta? |
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No cell phones ever. Camera at the practice and Par 3 rounds only. |
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Which Masters Champion could no read or write. What year? |
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What is the elevation of Augusta, Georgia? |
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137 feet above sea level. It sits in a valley. |
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What is the elevation of Atlanta? |
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1000 ft above sea level. This is one reason why Jones chose Augusta. |
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Why did Jones and Roberts choose Augusta over Atlanta for their course? |
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lower elevation, more privacy, and more investors visisted and lived in Augusta. |
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What year did Bobby Jones win the Grand Slam and what were the majors then |
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1930, US Open, British Open, US Amateur, and British Amateur. |
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What was Bob Jones height and weight? |
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Who ran the Vanderbilt Hotel in NY and the Bon Air Vanderbilt Hotel in Augusta? |
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Walton H. Marshall. He was instrumental in funding Augusta National. |
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Where did Bobby jones grow up and what course did he play the most? |
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Atlanta, he played the Atlanta Athletic Club Course. |
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What is the lowest winning score for a Masters Champion and who is it? |
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270, -18. Tiger Woods in 1997, and Jordan Spieth in 2015. Jack Nicklaus had 271 in 1965. |
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What years were the Masters not played and why? |
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1943, 44, 45. During WWII the course was used to raise animals to help the war effort. |
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Whose had the main idea for the Masters Tournament? |
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Which country has had the most Masters Champions as of 2019? |
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USA, 61 wins with 37 different people. |
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Who was the youngest winner of the Masters? |
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Tiger Woods was 21 years 104 days old when he won in 1997. |
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Who had the biggest winning margin in the Masters? |
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Woods also set the record for the Tiger won by a margin of 12 strokes, with 270, 18 under par (-18) in 1997. |
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Who had the highest winning score in the Masters? |
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Sam Snead shot 289 (+1) originally in 1954, it was equaled by Jack Burke Jr. in 1956, and Zach Johnson in 2007. |
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Who has led and won the Masters wire-to-wire? |
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5 players;Craig Wood 1941, Arnold Palmer 1960, Jack Nicklaus 1972, Raymond Floyd 1976, and Jordan Spieth 2015. |
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Who was the first golf pro at Augusta? |
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Ed Dudley, who served in the role until 1957 (27 yrs); Dudley had 15 wins on the PGA Tour. |
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When did Augusta National allow people of color to join the club? |
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Augusta National had no African American members until 1990 when television executive Ron Townsend joined. |
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When did Augusta allow the first women members? |
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2012, Condelessa Rice and Darla Moore, a South Carolina business women were the first. |
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Who was the first African-American to play in the Masters and what year? |
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Lee Elder participated in 1975. |
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Who the first person of color to win the Masters and what year? |
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Tiger Woods in 1997; Vijay Singh later became the second in 2000. |
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What are the costs of membership initiation fee and yearly dues at Augusta? |
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Membership is believed to cost about $50,000 and annual dues were estimated in 2009 to be $10,000 per year. |
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Who was the first chairman of the Masters golf tournament? |
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Clifford Roberts (1931–1976. |
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What is the Big Oak Tree? |
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It is on the golf course side of the clubhouse and was planted in the 1850s. |
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What is the Eisenhower Pine? |
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Lob lolly pine was located on the 17th hole, approximately 210 yards from the tee. |
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What is the Eisenhower Pond? |
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Ike's pond is a 3 acre pond on the Par 3 Course number 9 on the NE part of the property built in 1949 for fishing. |
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A famous writer for the Atlanta Journal who followed Jones everywhere. |
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What was the Augusta property before it was the golf course? |
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It was the Fruitland nursery of 365 acre which was for sale at the time. |
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Who owned the property before it became the Augusta National golf course? |
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Baron Berckman purchased it in 1857 and his sons Louis and Prosper (PJA) ran a nursery there. |
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Who recommended the property to Jones to use as a golf course? |
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Thomas Barrett Jr. did in 1830. |
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What was the price of the property when it was first purchased and when was it done? |
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It was purchased in Jan 1831 for $70,000. |
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Who was on the original committee to oversee the property and how much did each invest? |
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Alfred S. Bourne, William Watt, Grantland Rice, Bob Jones and Clifford Roberts each paid $5,000 to start the course. |
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Who was allowed to join the original club? |
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Only men could join, no ladies tees were built. |
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What were the ages of Bob jones and Clifford Roberts at the time of purchase of the course property? |
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in Jan. 1831, Bob was 28 and Clifford was 36. |
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How did the committee control the number of members in the beginning? |
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Invitation only by one of the current members and approved by the committee. Many wanted to join. |
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Could guests come and play the course in the beginning? |
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Many guests wanted to come and play, they adopted the "play with guest only" policy. |
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What was the original membership fee and dues? |
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A commitment fee of $5,000 was charged with a membership fee of $350 and $60 dues. |
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What was the earlier profession of Dr. MacKenzie and what were his most famous courses other than Augusta? |
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He was a physician. He designed Cypress Point and Pasotiempo in CA. |
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What was the cost of construction of the Augusta National course? |
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Around $100,000 and took roughly 1.5 years starting the first half of 1931. |
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During construction what was discovered behind the 12th green? |
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A Native Indian burial site. Some feel the swirling winds are the spiritual displeasure of the ones buried there. |
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Who wss the only player to complete the career Grand Slam of the modern majors at the Masters? |
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Gene Sarazen in 1935 won an 18 hole playoff. |
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Who has the most runner-up finishes at the Masters without ever winning? |
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Tom Weiskopf with 4. Greg Norman and Johnny Miller had 3. |
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Who is the only player to lose the Masters in a 18 hole playoff twice? |
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Ben Hogan in 42 to Byron Nelson and in 46 to Herman Kaiser. |
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Who won the first sudden-death playoff in the Masters? |
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Who holds the course record for the back nine? |
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Mark Calcavecchia shot 29 in 1992. |
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What and where is the permanent Masters Trophy? |
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It resides in the clubhouse and depicts the Clubhouse, consisting of over 900 separate pieces of silver with the engraved names of the winners and runner-ups. |
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Who is the only player to finish runner-up in the Masters to Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods? |
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Who played the Masters the most consecutive times? |
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Arnold Palmer 50 consecutive times from 1955 to 2004. |
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Who is the only Masters champion to start the final round outside the top 10? |
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Who played in the Masters the most times before winning (as of 2019)? |
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Who was the last player to win the Masters on his first attempt? |
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Who had the largest final-round comeback to win the Masters? |
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Jack Burke Jr. in 1956. He was 8 strokes back of Ken Venturi. |
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When was the 36 hole cut instituted in the Masters? |
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Which amateur has shot the lowest score at the Masters? |
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24-year-old amateur, Ken Venturi opened with a first round 66 (−6). |
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Who was the first player to shoot 63 in the Masters? |
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Nick Price, still the course record in 1986(as of 2019). |
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What is the course record for the Masters? |
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Nick Price 1986 and Greg Norman in 1996. |
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Who has competed in the most Masters tournaments? |
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Gary Player played in 52 Masters from 1957 to 2009, except for 1973, when he was recovering from surgery. |
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Who has been the youngest to compete in the Masters? |
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In 2013, Guan Tianlang age 14 years, 168 days on the opening day of the tournament. |
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Who has been the youngest player to make the cut at the Masters? |
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In 2013, Guan Tianlang is the youngest to make a cut in any men's major at age 14 years, 168 days on the opening day of the Masters. |
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Who has the record for the most consecutive cuts made at the Masters? |
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Gary Player 23 between 1959 and 1982 (out in 73) and Fred Couples, 1983 and 2007(out in 1987 and 1994). |
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Who has made the most consecutive birdies in a round at the Masters? |
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Anthony Kim made 11 consecutive birdies during his second round in 2009. |
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How many double eagles have been made at the Masters? |
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4, 1935 Gene Sarazen 15th hole 5 wood 1967 Bruce Devlin 248 yards 4 wood 8th hole. 1994 Jeff Maggert 222 yards 3 iron 13th hole 2012 Louis Oosthuizen 260-yard 4 iron 2nd hole |
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Who are the only pro golfers to ever be members of Augusta National? |
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Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and John Harris. |
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Crow's Nest is a 30-by-40-foot room atop the clubhouse for living quarters for as many as five amateurs during The Masters. |
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How much did Tiger Woods for winning the 2019 Masters? |
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What are the famed bridges at Augusta National? |
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3, Sarazen Bridge at hole No. 15 Hogan Bridge at the No. 12 green and Nelson Bridge at the No. 13 tee. |
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When did the Green Jacket tradition start and who was the first champion to win one? |
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In 1949, the first Green Jacket was awarded to that year’s Masters champion, Sam Snead. |
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When was the Champions dinner started and whose idea was it? |
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In 1952, Ben Hogan came up with the idea of holding a champions dinner to gather all previous tournament winners. |
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What is the Par Three fountain and who does it commemorate? |
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The Par 3 Fountain is next to the No. 1 tee on the Par 3 course. This Fountain has a list of Par 3 contest winners. |
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Who won the first Par Three Contest and when did it start? |
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Sam Snead’s won the first contest in 1960. |
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What is the Records Fountain and where is it located? |
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The Record Fountain commemorates the 25th anniversary of the Masters. It is left of the No. 17 tee and displays course records and Masters Tournament winners. |
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What is the biggest year span for winning the Masters and who was it? |
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Tiger Woods from 2005 to 2019, 14 years. |
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What was the tournament called before the Masters and when was i changed? |
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Originally it was called the National Invitation Tournament. In 1938, the name was changed to the Masters. |
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Who is the only champion to have 2 green jacket? |
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Jack Nicklaus has one at the club and one on display at the Jack Nicklaus Museum. |
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Who is the only player to win 2 Masters in a playoff? |
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Nick Faldo won a playoff in 1989 against Scott Hoch and in 1990 over Raymond Floyd. |
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Who is the only player to lose 2 playoffs in the Masters? |
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Ben Hogan lost a playoff in 1942 to Byron Nelson and in 1954 to Sam Snead. |
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How much were the tickets to the first Masters? |
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5 dollars for 4 days plus 50 cents tax. |
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What is traditionally to final day of the Masters? |
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The second Sunday in April. The first Masters was in March 1934. |
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When was the first TV broadcast of the Masters? |
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In 1957, CBS broadcasted the Masters for the first time on TV. |
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When did Cliff Roberts commit suicide? |
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He shot himself by Ike's pond in 1977. |
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When did the Masters first sell out of tickets? |
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When was the Par 3 course built and who designed it? |
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1958, designed by George Cobb and Clifford Roberts. It is located on the northeast of the property. |
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Who won the first Par 3 contest and what year was it? |
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When is the Par 3 contest traditionally held? |
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The Wednesday before the start of the Masters. |
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What traditionally happens on the Monday before the Masters? |
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They have a celebration and dinner for the amateurs. |
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What traditionally happens on the Tuesday before the Masters? |
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The Champions Dinner is held for all the past champions. |
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What is the record for the Par 3 contest and who holds it? |
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Jimmy Walker shot 8 under, 19 in 2016 which included a hole in one. |
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Who has come the closest to winning the Par 3 contest and the Masters in the same year? |
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Raymond Floyd won the Par 3 contest in 1990 and then lost the Maters in a playoff. |
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Who has won the Par 3 contest and the Masters in the same year and what year? |
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No one has ever done this. |
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How many cabins are located at Augusta? |
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10 cabins for lodging the guests, including the Eisenhower Cabin built for Ike and his wife. |
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Has an amateur ever won the Masters? |
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What is the highest and lowest point of elevation at Augusta National? |
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The first green, eight green and nine tee are all 318 ft and the 12th tee is 173 ft above sea level. |
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Where is the Par 3 course located on the property? |
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It is on the northeast part of the property by the clubhouse and practice areas. |
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What was the length of the course in 2019? |
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When was Ike's pond constructed? |
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When was the tradition brown sand switched out for the white sand? |
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Who coined the phrase "Amen Corner" for holes 11, 12 and 13? |
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Herbert Warren Wind wrote an article for Sports Illustrated in 1958 describing Arnold Palmer's win. |
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How do you apply for membership at Augusta National? |
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You do not apply. You are recommended by a current member. |
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What are the main things the members look for in recommending someone for a member? |
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Service work in the community, golf skills, financial abilities and loyalty to the facility. |
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What did the course officials have to do the lengthen hole 5 in 2019? |
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The had to buy a section of Berckmann Road and reroute the road to make the hole 50 yards longer. |
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Who owns the only Green Jacket by a member that resides outside the facility? |
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Bill King of Baltimore. His grandfather George E. King got it in 1940 and never returned it. |
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Who owns and where is the one property that will not sell their house to Augusta's expansion property? |
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1112 Stanley Dr Augusta, GA 30909 owned by Herman and Elizabeth Thacker. |
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What part of Augusta is the Augusta National located? |
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It is in the northeast part of the city on Washington Road near the Savannah River and the border of S Carolina. |
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Who was the engineer who oversaw the building of the Augusta National course? |
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Wendell P. Miller began construction during the first half of 1931. |
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How many bunkers did the original course have? |
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29. Most courses of the day had over 100. |
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How much was a laborer paid to work on the course as it was being built? |
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When was the clubhouse built and by who? |
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It was built in 1854 by Dennis Redmond as part of the Indigo Plantation. It was the first cement structure in the South. |
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What was Bobby Jones birth and death date? |
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Born March 17, 1902 Death December 18, 1971 (aged 69) Atlanta, Georgia, U.S. |
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Who was Bobby's Jones wife? |
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Mary Rice Malone Jones (1902–1975). |
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Who and how many children did Bobby Jones have? |
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3 Clara Malone Jones Black Robert Tyre Jones III Mary Ellen Jones Hood. |
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Where did Bobby Jones graduate college and what degree? |
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Georgia Tech with a law degree, Harvard University and Emory University. |
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What crippling disease did Bobby Jones have? |
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In 1948, Jones was diagnosed with syringomyelia, a fluid-filled cavity in the spinal cord that causes crippling pain, then paralysis. |
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Did Bobby Jones found or design any other courses? |
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In 1947, he founded Peachtree Golf Club in Atlanta and co-designed the course with Robert Trent Jones. |
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Who was the first employee of Augusta National? |
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Bowman Milligan an African American and worked as a steward. He worked there over 40 years. |
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What famous baseball player was from Augusta, GA and was a member of ANGC? |
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Who was the mayor of Augusta as the course was being built? |
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A famous sports writer for the Atlanta Journal and member of Augusta National. |
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What tournament did Bobby Jones originally want to host at Augusta National? |
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US Open. The PGA turned him down, so he organized the Masters. |
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What was the golf tournament originally called from 1934 to 1938? |
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Augusta Invitational Tournament. It was changed in 1938. |
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What was the population of Augusta when the golf tournament was started? |
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What was the format of the first golf tournament of holes per day? |
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72 holes over 4 days. Most were 2 day 36 holes. |
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Who was the first person to help on the committee with Roberts? |
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Jay R. Monroe, from new Jersey. He had worked at Baltusrol. Jones was playing. |
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Did Bobby Jones ever play in the Masters? |
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He played in a total of 12 Masters, nine before the war and 3 after, best finish was 13th. |
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What were the dates of the first Augusta National Invitational Tournament? |
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What was the first purse for the golf tournament? |
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Who donated the prize money for the early golf tournaments a ANGC? |
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Barlett Arkell donated $1500 for first place and Jay Monroe donated money for second. |
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What years were the ANGC closed and the Masters not held and why? |
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1943, 44, 45 for WWII. They raised cattle and turkeys to help with the war effort. |
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Who was the first person approached about underwriting ANGC? |
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Alfred Bourne, son of the founder of Singer sewing machines. |
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He worked at ANGC as a shoe shine boy and later became a lightweight prize fighter. |
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What were the two main hotels in Augusta back in the 30's? |
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Bon Air Vanderbilt and the Forest Hills Ricker Hotel were used by the members of ANGC. |
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How and when did Arnie's Army originate? |
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It originated during the 1958 Masters, when military personnel were recruited as volunteers. |
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Who designed the made the Green Jackets for the patrons at ANGC? |
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Wearing green jackets began in 1937, when jackets were purchased from New York’s Brooks Uniform Co. |
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What is the Jack Nicklaus plaque and where is it? |
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A plaque honoring the six-time Masters champion is affixed to a drinking fountain between holes 16 and 17. |
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What is the Jack Nicklaus plaque and where is it? |
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A plaque commemorating the play and contributions of the four-time Masters winner is affixed to a drinking fountain behind the No. 16 tee. |
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How many plants have been added to the course since it was built? |
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An estimated 80,000 plants have been added since the course was built. |
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Which Presidents of the U.S. to have been a members of ANGC? |
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Dwight (Ike) Eisenhower is the only U.S. president to have been a club member. |
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Long standing member of ANGC, played there daily until into his 80s. |
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He helped finance the building of the living quarters at ANGC and left $200,000 to the course in his will. |
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Where is the Jones cabin on the property? |
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It faces the 10th tee and has much of Bob Jones memorabilia. |
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Where is the Burton F. Peek cabin? |
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It is next to the Jones cabin by the 10th tee. |
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What are the 3 types of living quarters at the ANGC? |
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They have rooms (nightly), suites (longer stay) and cabins (assigned to a member, rented out when vacant). |
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Where was the Pro Shop used by Ed Dudley? |
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Originally it was to the east of the clubhouse, the kitchen is there now and the pro shop is on the west of the clubhouse. |
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What are the 4 annual events played for the members of ANGC? |
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The Opening Party in October, the Governors Party in November, the Jamboree in late March and the Closing Party in May. |
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As of 2019 who are the female members of ANGC? |
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Condoleezza Rice and Darla Moore became in 2012. In 2014, a third female member, IBM CEO Ginni Rometty and in 2018 former USGA president Diana Murphy became a member. |
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Roughly, how many members are there at ANGC as of 2019? |
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Estimated 300 members. Nikki Haley is being considered. |
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What is the Jamboree Party? |
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It was a summer event planned by Burt Peek conducted in New York over the summer for the members. |
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Who was "Hard Luck" Tony Sheehan? |
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He was a ANGC who was in many car accidents, but lived to be 80. |
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Besides the Green Jacket, what else is presented to the Masters Champion? |
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A gold medal with a picture of the clubhouse. |
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What is presented to the low amateur of the Masters? |
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The gold and silver Amateur's Bowl. |
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What were the original cost of tickets to the Masters? |
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Practice round $1, $2 daily for tournament round or $5 for the week. |
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When was the famous over/under scoring method adopted? |
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1960, green zero for par, red numerals for under and black for over par. |
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When was General Dwight D. Eisenhower's first visit to ANGC? |
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He came for an 11 day vacation on April 13, 1948. |
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What was the first year Bobby jones did not participate in the Masters Tournament? |
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1949, because of his disease. |
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When was Ike Eisenhower president of US? |
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1953-61. He became a member of ANGC in 1948. |
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Who was W. Alton (Pete) Jones? |
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A long time member and supporter of ANGC and a big help to Pres. Eisenhower during his presidency. |
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Who was Judge John W. Herbert? |
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He was a lawyer and long time member of ANGC. He walked 36 holes, got a blister and died of blood poisoning. |
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Who Pres. Eisenhower's favorite caddy? |
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Where did Ike and Mamie Eisenhower stay on there first visits? |
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Jones Cabin, before the Eisenhower Cabin was built in 1953. |
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When Pres. Eisenhower was at Augusta, where did he conduct the affairs of the country? |
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ABGC built a new pro shop and above it built an office for the President. |
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Only one lady has been allowed on the grounds during the stag parties. Who was it? |
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How many visits did Ike Eisenhower make to ANGC? |
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5 before he was president and 29 after. 4 of which happened in 1953, his first year of presidency. |
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Who was Robert Tyre "Bobby" Jones Jr. named after? |
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His grandfather, Robert Tyre Jones Sr. |
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What was Bobby Jones's father's nickname? |
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Who made the first hole in one at the Masters? |
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Ross Summerville in 1934. |
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Who was the low amateur at the first Masters in 1934? |
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Who was the first person to break 70 in the Masters? |
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The pro at the club, Ed Dudley, at the first Masters in 1934 during the second round. |
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What is the Eisenhower Cracker Barrel? |
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It was donated by George M. Humphrey to be put in the pro shop and filled with crackers, as Eisenhower loved crackers. |
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What is the total yardage of the par 3 course with longest and shortest holes? |
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the total is 1075 yds, shortest is 75 yds and the longest is 160 yds. |
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What is the room called where the food is served? |
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What artifacts are in the Trophy Room at the ANGC? |
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Famous clubs from used at the Masters and Bobby Jones clubs used to win the Grand Slam with Calamity Jane putter. |
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Who are the 3 portraits of in the Trophy Room? |
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Eisenhower, Jones, and Roberts all painted by Thomas Stephens. |
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What is the Masters Club? |
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Any champion of the Masters. They meet for dinner the Tuesday before the Masters and the previous champ picks the menu and pays for it. |
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What is presented to the previous year's champion at the Masters Club Champion's Dinner? |
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A golden locket with the Masters Logo. |
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What is the Charles Bartlett Lounge? |
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A lounge for the sports writers. |
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When is the ANGC closed for the season? |
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It closes the last week of May and reopens the first week of Nov. It closes for play 3 weeks before the Masters. |
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Who is the main chef at the ANGC? |
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What is the handicap system used at ANGC? |
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2 for a birdie, one for a par and subtract from 18. |
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How long of a drive is it from Atlanta to Augusta? |
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How many beds are there at ANGC? |
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100 beds in 10 cabins for the guests. |
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What is the member course record and who is it? |
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What is the Butler Cabin? |
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Butler Cabin was built in 1964 and named after Thomas Butler, an Augusta National member of the time. The Green Jacket is presented there. |
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What are the 2 ponds on the Par Three Course called? |
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One of them is called DeSoto Springs Pond. The other is called Ike's Pond. Ike's Pond is the better-known because the eighth and ninth holes. |
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Who has won the par Three Contest the most times? |
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Padraig Harrington is the leader in Par-3 Contest wins with three (2003, 2004, 2012). In 2003 and 2012 Harrington tied others for the win. |
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Which year had the most holes in one at the Par Three Contest? |
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The most holes-in-one recorded in any Par-3 Contest is nine, which happened in 2016. |
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Who has the most career holes in one at the Par Three Contest? |
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Gary Player, four aces is the tournament record for most career holes-in-one. |
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How many 18 hole playoffs have their been at the Masters? |
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How many sudden death playoffs have their been at the Masters? |
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11 with the first in 1979 won by Fuzzy Zoeller. They switched to sudden death I 1976. |
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How many 36 hole playoffs have their been at the Masters? |
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Only one won by Gene Sarazen in 1935 and it was the first one. |
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When did Alister MacKenzie die? |
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6 January 1934. He never did see the completed version of ANGC. |
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Was Alistair MacKenzie ever paid in full for his work in designing the ANGC? |
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No, he died in 6 January 1934 in California at Paso Tiempo GC. |
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Back when the Masters started what was the normal crowds and total purses like? |
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1000 spectators and $5,000 total purses. The winner Horton Smith got $1500. |
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When did they reverse the nines for the Masters? |
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They reversed the nines for the second Masters in 1935 after the first Masters. |
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How much did the winner and runner up get in the first Masters? |
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1. Horton Smith $1,500, 2. Craig Wood $800. |
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In the first Masters, how many places got paid? |
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The top 10 got paid out. 4 tied for 10th at 294 +4 and received $175. |
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What did Bobby Jones shot in the first Masters in 1934? |
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Bobby Jones finished ten strokes back at 294, tied for thirteenth place. |
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What rooms are located on the second floor of the clubhouse? |
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Library, the Champions Lockerroom and the veranda. |
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What rooms are located on the top floor of the clubhouse? |
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The Crow's Nest where the amateur players get to stay during the Masters. |
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What is the Grill Room and where is it located? |
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It is where you can grab a quick snack, located south of the clubhouse. |
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What is the Trophy Room and where is it located? |
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It has all the memorabilia of Jones others and is where dinner is served. |
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Who was first European to win the Masters, what year? |
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The first European to win the Masters was Seve Ballesteros in 1980. |
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Who was the first left hander to win the Masters? |
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The first left-hander to win was Canadian Mike Weir in 2003. The following year Phil Mickelson won. |
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Who was the first Australian to win the Masters? |
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Definition
The first Australian with wear the green jacket was Adam Scott in 2013. |
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Name the first player to win the Masters by one shot with birdies on the last two holes? |
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Vijay Singh and Phil Mickelson got into an argument in the champions locker room over what issue? |
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Vijay said Mickelson's Metal Spikes were tearing up the greens. |
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Who holds the Masters record with five consecutive rounds in the 60s? |
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Who was the last player to win the Masters without playing in the final group? |
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Who has played in the most Masters without winning? |
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Tom Kite, played 7 times, best finish 3rd in 77. |
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Which of the British Open champions has never broken par at the Masters? |
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Name the only honorary starter at Augusta National to have never won the Masters? |
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Which player made a 13 on the shortest hole at Augusta National? |
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Who holds the record for most birdies in a single Masters tournament? |
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Phil Mickleson 25 in 2001. |
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Who has the most career eagles at the Masters? |
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Who has the most career birdies at the Masters? |
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Who has made the most consecutive birdies in a round at the Masters? |
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7 – Steve Pate, 1999, third round 7 – Tiger Woods, 2005, third round. |
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Who has the most runner-up finishes at the Masters? |
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Most Runner-Up Finishes 4 - Ben Hogan (1942, 1946, 1954, 1955) 4 - Jack Nicklaus (1964, 1971, 1977, 1981). 4 - Tom Weiskopf (1969, 1972, 1974, 1975). |
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Who has the most career top 5 finishes at the Masters? |
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Who has the most Top 10 Finishes at the Masters? |
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Who has the most Top 25 Finishes at the Masters? |
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What is the lowest score for the front 9 at the Masters? |
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30, by 6 players including Tony Finau in 2019. |
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What is the lowest score for the back 9 at the Masters? |
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29 - Mark Calcavecchia, fourth round, 1992 29 - David Toms, fourth round, 1998. |
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What is the lowest score Senior (50+), 18 Holes at the Masters? |
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66 - Ben Hogan (age 54), 1967, third round 66 - Fred Couples (age 50), 2010, first round 66 - Miguel Angel Jimenez (age 50), 2014 third round. |
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What is the Lowest Amateur Score, 72 Holes at the Masters? |
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What is the Lowest First-Year Player Score, 72 Holes at the Masters? |
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Who has the Most Birdies, One Tournament at the Masters? |
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28 - Jordan Spieth, 2015 25 - Phil Mickelson, 2001. |
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What is the Lowest Career Scoring Average, 100 or More Rounds at the Masters? |
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71.98 - Jack Nicklaus 71.98 - Fred Couples. |
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Who has the Lowest Career Scoring Average, 50 or More Rounds at the Masters? |
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What is the biggest comeback to win after 54 holes? |
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8 strokes - Jack Burke Jr., 1956. |
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What is the largest lead lost after third round at the Masters? |
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6 strokes - Greg Norman, 1996. |
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Who has the most cuts made at the Masters? |
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Who was the women who had a pivotal role in designing ANGC? |
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Marion Hollins was close with Alistair McKenzie and helped on site when he was not available. |
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How many members are roughly at ANGC in 2019? |
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How many amateurs are allowed to play in the Masters? |
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six usually, US Am 1 and 2, British Am, Asia Pacific Am, Latin Am champs. |
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How many from the previous top Masters Tournament are invited back? |
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How long can a previous Masters Champ return to play in the Masters? |
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How many years can the US Open, British Open and PGA champs get an invite to the Masters? |
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How many years can the Players champ get an invite to the Masters? |
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How many years can the US Open, British Open and PGA top 4 get an invite to the Masters? |
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How many get an invite to the Masters according to the OWGR? |
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Top 50 from the previous year and the top 50 the week before the Masters. |
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How many from the Tour Championship get an invite to the Masters? |
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Top 30, all who are make the cut to the final tourney of the Tour Champion ship. |
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Does winning a tournament on the PGA tour during the year Masters to next Masters get in invite to the Masters? |
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What type of vine tree creeps up the back of the clubhouse? |
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Who was the long time general manager of the ANGC? |
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Who was the long time caddy master at the ANGC? |
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One year at the Jamboree the members played a spoof on Clifford Roberts. What was it? |
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Freddie Bennett dressed up like a gorilla and was filmed causing havoc. At the end the film showed Roberts In the suit with the head off. |
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Who are the current golf professionals at ANGC? |
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Bob Kletsche and Dave Spencer. |
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Who was the hometown boy who chipped in to win the Masters over Greg Norman? |
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Who were the first two pros to start the tournament and what year? |
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Jock Hutchinson and Fred McLeod played in the first Masters and were the first ceremonial starters in 1963 to 1971. |
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Who were the second group of ceremonial starters after Jock and Freddie in 1972? |
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Bryon Nelson and Gene Sarazen. |
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An older Ben Hogan scorched the coursed for a back nine 30. What year and how old was he? |
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In 1967 Hogan shot was 55. |
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What was Horton Smith's nickname? |
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The Joplin Ghost. He was from Joplin Miss. |
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How many holes at ANGC have a hole in one been recorded on? |
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How many holes at ANGC have a double eagle been recorded on? |
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Definition
all 4 of the par 5's, holes 2 ,8, 13 and 15. |
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How many holes have been an eagle recorded on of the 18 at ANGC? |
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How many amateur have made a hole in one at the Masters? |
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5, first one was in 1934, but none have since 1959. |
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Hole 4 is considered the hardest par 3 at AGNC. How many holes in one have there been and who was it? |
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Jeff Sluman is the only one in 1992. |
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There are 4 par 5's at ANGC. Have they all been double eagled? |
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There are 4 par 3's at ANGC. Have they all had a hole in one recorded on them? |
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As of 2019 how many holes in one have been recorded? |
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Definition
29, hole 16 has been aced the most. |
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When and who have aces in back to back groups at the Masters? |
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2004, Padraig Harrington aced the 16th hole, then Kirk Triplett, in the next group on the tee in the fourth round. |
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Which year of the Masters had the most holes in one? |
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Definition
2004 and 2016 had 3 each. |
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Which year and round had the most holes in one at the Masters? |
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2016 Masters tied with three aces on the 16th hole in the final round. |
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Who has been the only president of the ANGC? |
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Definition
Robert Tyre Jones Jr. (Bobby Jones). |
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Late 1935 and was purchased back from some of the members. |
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What is the main event for the members at ANGC? |
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Definition
The Jamboree, a springtime party and competition. |
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Where does the portrait of Clifford Roberts hang that was painted by Eisenhower? |
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Definition
In the library on the second floor. |
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Where is the Champions Dinner held? |
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Definition
In the library on the second floor above the clubhouse. |
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Where is the bronze sculpture of Bobby Jones located? |
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Definition
In the library by the door to the Champions locker room. |
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Where is a desk once used by Dwight Eisenhower located? |
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Definition
In the library by the door to the veranda. |
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What was the special gift that was fiven to ANGC by The Royal and Ancient Golf Club? |
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They gave them a membership Ballot Box. It is located in the hallway between the library and the Champions lockerroom. |
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Where does the Masters champion have dinner with the members after the Masters? |
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There are 2 window displays in the Trophy. What is in them? |
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One has the 13 clubs that Bobby Jones used for the Grand Slam. The other has club from prominent Masters winners. |
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What does the does the plaque say on the door of the Champions Locker room? |
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Masters Club Room - Private. |
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What is the cupola in the clubhouse? |
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Definition
It is a 11 square foot room above the Crow's Nest with windows on all 4 sides. |
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Who are some of the portraits in the Crow's Nest? |
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Definition
Famous amateurs, such as Arnold Palmer, Bobby Jones, and Billy Jo Patton. |
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When was the Eisenhower Tree removed? |
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In February 2014, the Eisenhower Tree was removed after suffering extensive damage during an ice storm. |
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