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Huntingdale - A course guide to the Masters
Hole 1
Par 4391 metres
Index 5
Description: An extremely difficult opening hole. Driver is the premium club for the first shot, but watch out on the approach - twin bunkers guard the left-hand side of the green.
Hole 10
Par 5453 metres
Index 18
Description: The easiest hole on the course - walking off with a par feels like a crushing blow.
Hole 11
Par 4400 metres
Index 2
Description: From the easiest to one of the hardest - a brutal layout that leaves nowhere to hide and a green that plays tricks on your eyes.
Hole 12
Par 3161 metres
Index 13
Description: A beautiful green to behold but be warned, anything but the dancefloor spells danger.
Hole 13
Par 4318 metres
Index 11
Description: The first time water comes into play, but stay right and get the ball safely aboard the green and a birdie is there for the taking.
Hole 14
Par 5555 metres
Index 6
Description: A true brute of the course - don't try to match power with power, only the strategist will survive here.
Hole 15
Par 3141 metres
Index 16
Description: Not the hardest of holes but the eye is drawn to the big, deep blue expanse to the left.
Hole 16
Par 4351 metres
Index 9
Description: Don't worry about the tee shot, it's those deep greenside bunkers that are the real concern.
Hole 17
Par 4425 metres
Index 4
Description: Be smart off the tee - there's water down there - but find the fairway and it's a green light to attack.
Hole 18
Par 4410 metres
Index 1
Description: One of the toughest finishing holes in Australia - has changed since the last Masters' appearance but it's still a beast to end the round.