Masters Photographs

Augusta National Photo Tour

Below is a collection of photographs taken during the 2005 Masters Tournament. This walking photo tour offers highlights of the course. From the Clubhouse to the Big Oak and from the gate to the 18th Fairway, you can see it all! Click on the photos below to see each image at full size in a pop-up window. The Course 6th Crossover 6th Hole 10th Cabin 10th Green 12th - Nelson Bridge 15th - Sarazen Bridge 16th - Skipping Balls 16th Hole 17th Fairway 18th Tee Driving Range Putting Green Photos and Multimedia - Augusta National » Hole-by-Hole Walking Tour of Augusta National - 360° Views » Details on Each Hole with Photographs Course Highlights Hole 16 - During practice rounds be sure to check out hole 16. As a tradition, players often skip balls across the water on to the green. Eisenhower Tree - Located on 17, this 125-year old pine became famous when President Eisenhower lobbied to have the tree cut down because he was always hitting his tee shots into it. Amen Corner - This is located between holes 11 and 12. It's arguably the most photographed hole in all of golf. When people think of the Masters at Augusta, this is usually the landmark that comes to mind. Augusta National Landmarks and Common Areas Front Gate Food Court Golf Shop Oak Tree Clubhouse Big Oak The Clubhouse Hogan Bridge Hogan Bridge (2) Jack Nicklaus Plaque Founders Circle Magnolia Lane   More Augusta National's Landmarks » Walking Tour of Augusta National » Augusta National Landmarks Augusta Landmarks and Highlights The Big Oak - Truly an incredible tree. It was planted in the 1850's and is a popular gathering spot for Masters patrons. It's located in front of the Clubhouse. Founders Circle - Great place for photographs. It also gives patrons a quick lesson on the history of the course. Jack Nicklaus Plaque - Plaque affixed to a drinking fountain between holes 16 and 17, the bronze plaque chronicles Nicklaus' achievements during Masters play. The Bridges - There are 3 famous Bridges at Augusta, the Hogan Bridge on 12, the Nelson Bridge on 13 and the Sarazen Bridge on 15. If you've ever seen pictures of the course at Augusta National, you've probably seen one of these bridges. The Players Davis Love on 16 Mickelson & Daughter Legends Tiger Woods Couples & Duval   Tip: To catch an up-close glimpse of your favorite golfer, arrive early and hang out at the driving range or putting green. Generally the crowds are minimal, unless of course Tiger is there. Suggested Reading » The Masters Photo Tour - Course landmarks and highlights » Masters Hospitality - Get more details on Hospitality packages » Par 3 Contest - Learn more about this fan favorite » General Information - Guidelines, do's and don't's, policies, etc. » What to Do - Augusta area attractions » Where to Stay - Hotels near Augusta National » Client Testimonials - Our customers share their Masters stories » Ordering Policies - Shipping, payment, deposits