Golf

A famous three-hole stretch at Augusta National.

The golf club and course where The Masters is played.

One stroke fewer than the number assigned to a hole.

One stroke more than the number assigned to a hole.

A prepared hollow filled with sand.

A symbolic opening shot before tournament play begins.

A low, short hit intended to travel mostly along the ground after landing.

The score threshold used to reduce the field after an early stage of a tournament.

The player who won the same tournament the previous time it was played.

Two strokes more than the number assigned to a hole.

The longest club, usually used for the first hit on longer holes.

The closely cut route between the starting area and the target.

A warning shouted when a moving ball may hit someone.

The closely cut area surrounding the cup.

The garment awarded to the champion at Augusta National.

A statistic recording whether the ball reached the putting surface within the expected number of strokes.

A number estimating a player's demonstrated ability across recent rounds.

The ordered list showing players and their current scores.

An unofficial do-over that does not count.

An area outside the permitted limits of play.

The number of strokes a skilled player is expected to take to complete a hole.

The word The Masters uses for a spectator.

The flat-faced club designed to roll the ball.

Longer grass bordering the closely cut route.

A team format in which everyone plays from the best previous result.

A shot that curves sharply away from the player's body side.

A late move up the leaderboard during the final round.

The designated starting area for a hole.

An annual major golf tournament held at Augusta National Golf Club.