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British
Island Columbia C a n a d a
5 Lake
Alberta
Manitoba Winnipeg
O n t a r i o
Lake
Seattle
Bellevue
Saskatchewan
Nipigon
Olympia 90
Columbia R. Washington
15
Tacoma Spokane
Q u e b e c
New Brunswick
65˚
45˚
90 29
Portland
Missouri R.
North Dakota
95
84
Helena
Lake Sakakawea
ence R. 45˚
Salem
Montana
Lake Superior St Lawr
Maine
Eugene
94 94
Minnesota
Idaho
90 Bismarck
5
35
Ottawa Vermont
Augusta
94
Lake
Oregon
15
Wisconsin
Michigan Montpelier 91
Boise
75
89
South Dakota
Saint Paul
New York
Concord
87
Pierre
Minneapolis
94
Lake 91
New Hampshire
Wyoming
90
Lake Oahe Huron
81
29
Lake Ontario
Lowell
43
Snake R. Albany
Boston
90
Michigan
Syracuse Massachusetts
86
A
90
25
90
Sioux Falls
40˚ Madison
p
Rochester
88 Springfield
90
Milwaukee
Flint Buffalo
Hartford
84
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84
r
95
29 Lansing
Rhode Island
i
96
86
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Great
U n i t e d S
Missouri R.
40˚
80
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t a t e s
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l
Detroit
Lake Erie Erie
Stamford New Haven
Nebraska
2010
Newark
Cedar Rapids
Toledo
Pennsylvania
5
Salt Lake City
25

90
80
Reno
Iowa
Chicago
Cheyenne
Des Moines
8
Cleveland
80
80 90 81
Allentown
M
78
New Y
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88
Platte R.
Gary

76
95
ayne Harrisburg
New Jersey
Santa Rosa
Omaha
80
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Akron
Trenton sters s
Carson City Fort Collins
80
55
THE Y
Pittsburgh
125˚ Vallejo
80 Provo
Sacramento
Lincoln Peoria
1
76
EAR
Philadelphia
1
75 70 76 81
35
Nevada
Utah Columbus Baltimore
95
76 Indiana
Ohio Dover
68
San Oakland
15
Denver
Mississippi R.
Francisco
Modesto Springfield
Indianapolis

70
29 Dayton
AHEAD
T
Delawar
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e
70
San Jose
Lakewood Aurora Illinois
Washington D.C.
Annapolis
Colorado 55
M
Cincinnati Maryland
Colorado Springs
79
urnamament
70
Topeka Kansas City
Ohio R.
Salinas
Fresno Charleston
70
Saint Louis a
77
65 64
Kansas Richmond
Pueblo
Louisville
s
64
Frankfort West Virginia Virginia
35
Jefferson
Missouri R.
64
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15
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Arkansas R.
City
e
Kentucky
Lexington Virginia Beach
Las Vegas
Evansville
55 85 Norfolk
25
Colorado R. Wichita Ohio R.
Bakersfield Henderson
Springfield r
California
s
95
44
Santa Clarita
Arizona
New Mexico

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o
Nashville
75
Knoxville
Oxnard Pasadena 40
Santa Fe Oklahoma
Tulsa Tennessee 77
G
olf is a game of curiosities and one
35˚
of the most curious is that one of
North Carolina
Los Angeles San Bernardino
40
the game’s most celebrateded anand
Long Beach Anaheim
u
40
40
Albuquerque
Amarillo 40
40
Oceanside
Escondido
17 Oklahoma City
Memphis
r
10
P a c i f i c
40 revered tournamen
70˚
ts—indeed, one of
Glendale
n
95
85
Scottsdale
44 Little Rock
San Diego
a
Augusta A t l a n t i c
O c e a n
Mississippi R.
Phoenix
Tempe
35 59
its four m
O c
a
e
j
a
o
n
8 25 55
Birmingham
m
65
20 r championships—is the
Arkansas
e
Atlanta
Lubbock Macon
Tucson
Plano 30 Masters Tournament which, as six-
30˚
10
Fort Worth
n
Abilene
Montgomery
El Paso Dallas
t
75
16
19 85
Columbus Savannah
20
20
Shreveport
20
Jackson
95 time winner Jack Ni
30˚cklaus has often
Alabama
49
Waco
65
10
Mississippi
pointed out, “is the only major that
Guadalupe
59
Texas 55 Mobile
Jacksonville
10
35 10
Baton Rouge Tallahassee
10 isn’t the championship of anything.”
M e x i c o
Austin
Beaumont
10
Florida
Rio Grande Houston
Lafayette
San Antonio
New Orleans
10
Pasadena Augusta National
True enough, but what the Masters
Louisiana Orlando
35
Golf Club
37
Clearwater
Tampa
95
is, is the “lengthened shadow of a
(Pa
Saint Petersburg
r 72/7,445 yards)
Grand Bahama
25˚
Laredo
Corpus Christi Augusta, Georgia
75
man,” that man being Bobby Jones,
Coral Springs
Abaco
25˚
ESPN/CBS
Hialeah
Fort Lauderdale
the game’s
Bahama
Eleuthera
greatest amateur and one
McAllen
G u l f o f M e x i c o
Miami
New Providence Islands
Tournament record:
of its
Cat Island
Nassau
most e
San Salvador
Brownsville
steemed champions and
120˚ 270, Tiger Woods, 1997
Andros Rum Cay
Great Exuma
Career course record:
gentlemen. He dominated the “Golden
Long Island
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63, N
85˚
ick Price, 1986;
80˚
Age of Sports
75˚
,” winning four U.S. OpOpens,
Greg Norman, 1996
three British Opens, five U.S. Amateurs
and a British Amateur. He won each of
those championships—the four major
championshipsps of that era—in 1930 and
then essentially retired from tournament
play at age 28.
THE CREATION OF AUGUSTA
NATIONAL
Following his retirement from competition,
T
he and Wall St. financierer Clifford Robererts
H joined forces to bring to life Jones’ dream
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of creating a golf course worthy of hosting
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a major championship. The result was
R the Augusta National Golf Club, which

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Jones built in collaborraation with ffaamed
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architect Dr. Alister Mackenzie who
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designed, among other classic courses,

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Web link: Cypress Point Golf Club. The two created
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a stunning parkland course which drew
706-667-6000
its inspirraation, oddly enough, from the
96 PGA TOUR OFFICIAL ANNUAL 2010
www.pgatour.com
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