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Photos from No. 13

Par 5, 510 Yards

Original Intent:
"Whatever position may be reached with the tee shot, the second shot as well entails a momentous decision whether or not to try for the green. Several tournaments have been won or lost here, even though the decision may not have been obvious at the time."
- Bobby Jones, in Sports Illustrated, April 6, 1959

Significant Change:
- Tee moved back 20-25 yards, 2002

Did It Work?
Moving the tee back made the challenge of reaching the green in two a tad more difficult. Although it is historically the next-to-easiest hole on the course, it is a classic risk-reward hole. Many Masters challengers have seen their chances of winning drown in the tributary of Rae's Creek that skirts the green.

2008 Pin Placements

How this hole is playing - updated continually during play

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Stories from No. 13

Escaping the corner

When the 2008 Masters Tournament begins today, it will be 11 days short of 50 years that Herbert Warren Wind's creative mind coined the phrase "Amen Corner" for the three holes that have made Masters champions and broken those aspiring to the title since the tournament began in 1934.
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Amen Corner often is an exacting beauty  

Amen Corner is the most famous stretch of real estate in golf.
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The place to be

Each day at work, Randy Phillips gazes at his poster of Augusta National Golf Club's 12th hole.
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Mix-up found in story behind famous name

Amen Corner. It took 25 years for someone to christen the 11th, 12th and 13th holes at Augusta National Golf Club.
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50 years on, the shouting hasn't stopped

The year 1958 was eventful at the Masters Tournament. Two bridges across Rae's Creek were dedicated in honor of Ben Hogan and Byron Nelson. A young pro named Arnold Palmer won the tournament for the first time. And Amen Corner was born.
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