Golf

Masters: A multimedia hole by hole guide

View The Telegraph's entire series "The Masters: Hole by Hole." Sports editor Daniel Shirley and digital producer Jonathan Heeter talk about the challenges golfers face on each hole and what makes Augusta National Golf Club unlike any other place. The two have combined to cover more than 20 Masters tournaments.



No. 1: Tea Olive







No. 2: Pink Dogwood





No. 3: Flowering Peach





No. 4: Flowering Crab Apple





No. 5: Magnolia





No. 6: Juniper





No. 7: Pampas





No. 8: Yellow Jasmine





No. 9: Carolina Cherry





No. 10: Camellia





No. 11: White Dogwood





No. 12: Golden Bell





No. 13: Azalea





No. 14: Chinese Fir





No. 15: Firethorn





No. 16: Redbud





No. 17: Nandina





No. 18: Holly

This story was originally published April 7, 2015 at 2:37 PM with the headline "Masters: A multimedia hole by hole guide."

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