Golden Bell-Augusta 12th
Mark King
Jack Nicklaus calls the 12th “…the most dangerous tournament hole in the world.” The 155-yard 12th hole is perhaps the most famous par-3 in America. Watch the flag to see how hard the wind is blowing as it swirls off Rae’s Creek. It makes club selection difficult and can send a seemingly fine shot to a watery grave. Each hole at Augusta National is named for one of the plants or trees around the green ~ Golden Bell refers to the flowering spring bush also known as forsythia.

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Sale Price: $400.00
Price: $875.00

Mastering the 17th Hole
Mark King
The 17th hole at Warwick Hills is 182 yards, however, four bunkers gape at the approaching tee shots, and the green is the most fiercely sloped on the course. It sits in a natural amphitheater, one of the first examples of stadium golf. Architect Joe Lee had a mission in designing this hole, “Golfers want a challenge.”

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Sale Price: $300.00
Price: $750.00