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No. 10 - Camelia Par 4, 495 Yards

2009 Eagles Birdies Pars Bogeys 2x Bogeys Other Avg Rank Pin Placement
 R1
0 2 39 9 0 0 4.140 6
 R2
0 7 57 27 4 1 4.344 3
 R3
0 5 40 5 0 0 4.000 11
 R4
0 2 39 9 0 0 4.140 6
Historical Average: 4.32  Historical Rank: 1        


Description:
Historically the toughest hole at Augusta National, the tee shot requires a hard hook to gain extra distance. Drives that go too far right will leave a long second shot; if they go too far left, trees are a problem.

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Original Intent

"A tee shot played to the right which does not avail itself of the slope will add at least two club numbers to the length of the second shot, in addition to which the approach to the green must be made across the slopes, rather than directly into them. A good drive down the left side usually makes it possible to play the second with a medium iron, sometimes even less if the wind be behind."
- Bobby Jones

2009 Pin Placements

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