Augusta National, venue for The Masters, is regarded as a very tricky course, and it's one of the reasons why a rookie hasn't won the Green Jacket since Fuzzy Zoeller in 1979.
It may be arguably the world's most beautiful layout, but danger lurks on every hole at Augusta National, whether that's with the water, most famously at Rae's Creek, or its notoriously undulating greens, making it a challenge to avoid big numbers for even the most accomplished pros.
