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| The Redbud, Cercis canadensis, is one of the taller of Augusta's flowering trees. The small pink flowers appear early in spring and the fifty or so trees which enhance this hole make a delightful show. The scoring on this difficult but scenic hole has been the deciding factor in many Masters Championships. Originally a short, undramatic par three, it was reworked in 1947 by Robert Trent Jones and now plays across a long pond to a fiendish target - not just the green but the correct sector of the green for a ridge slices the surface into two tiers. The tee shot is made more intimidating by the presence of three bunkers, with the right-rear being the most fearsome on the course.
Serigraph prints possess incredible beauty and intense color. You can glimpse the layering effect you get from a serigraph print from certain angles that are simply breathtaking! This painstaking print style paired with the unmistakable image of Augusta 16 is a must for the true collector of fine art. |
1991 16th Hole, Augusta (24 x 35) |
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