The most famous plot of land at the Augusta National Golf Club is Amen Corner. What holes are on Amen Corner and who gave them its name?

and the first shot of hole 13—make up Amen Corner. If you refer to holes 11 (White Dogwood), 12 (Golden Bell), and 13 (Azalea) as Amen Corner, you Amen Corner was given its name by Sports ...

That trio of holes is also known as Amen Corner, thought of as the most difficult ... Because of the distance, many pros will lay up on their second shot and go for the up-and-down on shots ...

One of the most iconic nicknames in all of sports, Amen Corner refers to three successive holes on the picturesque 18-hole course. Holes 11, 12, and 13—or more specifically, the last shot of ...

Amen Corner is the approach shot to the par-4 11th hole, the par-3 12th, and the tee shot at the par-5 13th hole. It's at the lowest level of the hilly golf course co-designed by club founder ...

That trio of holes is also known as Amen Corner, thought of as the most difficult ... Because of the distance, many pros will lay up on their second shot and go for the up-and-down on shots ...