Pictured Right: sun belt for the cabin of the player.� I checked the time and it was dead at 6: 00 pm!
� In the light of today in the first round of the 2010 models, and now that I no longer have a master/Augusta National Virgin, I'm going to do a few posts about Augusta National the place.�� One of the most important things that I enjoy wanted, while the atmosphere of the place.� I wanted to get a feel for not only perfect how each blade of grass was cut, the fact that there are 365 acres of land without a weed can be and how incredible the layout of the course was, but a feeling and insight for the little things that people may not know about it.Today's post is aptly titled "Stuff you're not on TV in Augusta National."There are many aspects of the course itself which does not fulfil, or no TV.
� What TV cannot come close to showing on Augusta National
Talk to someone who has been running Augusta National and the first thing that they will tell you how to hilly and how much height change there is.They say not the hills, elevation and contours of justice. who said that's right. the course is incredibly hilly. the difference in height from tee to fairway, tee to green on par-3 's and green approach is amazing.
Pictured Right: Masters Chocolate Mini Moon Pie�
� Blind or semi-blind approach�
Height change of fairway in green on holes as # 1 # 5, # 8 (if you are trying to reach this par-5 in two), # 11, # 15 and # 17 require tee shots go far enough to travel to a point where the green or a part of the whether the pin can be inferred from the approach position. Shorter tee shots will lead to blind or semi blind shots in green.
� Downhill approaches�
� The seriousness of the descent approach shots is certainly not captured by the TV.� On some holes are not in fact.� The 2nd hole par-5 will be displayed when the descent on TV, but the severity and the angle of approach does not properly transferred.� Hole # 2 and the fall of the Green is pictured below:�
� Above: # 2 and the decline in the level of 280 to the green.�
The fourth hole par-3 (about 240) is a huge downhill shot on TV looks almost level.The problem with # 4 is, above all, that the shot to the right place on the Green carry or it will catch a bunker or roles to a false front and out of the Green bogey country.� Par-3 # 6 is serious downhill.� I saw Kenny Perry hit shots and they were in the air for a long time. Par 4 9 can also have a serious downhill approach to the Green unless you have a bomber and close to the flatter area at the bottom of the hill can get. # 10 is a huge hole and extremely downhill.Most know is serious downhill, but no matter how HD camera and the TV screens are due, the amount simply do not change.The approach of the # 10 is also a solid downhill shot.� When I there are fans, sorry, "patrons" were impressed if a player find themselves as close as 200 metres.� The 505 yard par-4 # 11 is known for the difficult descents approach and pretty good on TV will be displayed.� The final descent approach of the course is par 5-15. TV doesn't really show how thin the Green looks from the top of the Hill, where players whether or not to go for the debate. a perfect recording is to be implemented with a view, or is it a water ball back links or short.Bail law finds a bunker.
The Greens are not as great as they look on TV
In General, most of the Greens is much smaller than I expected. # 2 is about the only one which is about the size that I thought it would be. # 13 (par-5) is much smaller than I thought it would be. # 17, Jack Nicklaus, where the famous birdie in 1986, is about half as big as I thought it would be.How big do you think # 18?The corner of the TV cameras make one way or another this Green look a lot bigger than it really is.
Large open space
The club house overlooks the tee # 1.Then there is to the left of the Green tee # 9.Further in that direction to # 8, # 2 green tee and a large open space that seems surreal from many quarters.Looking for down from the top of the hill where tee # 1 is to the region and seeing the wide open space and thousands of users is amazing. on the other hand, will see the thumbnails of # 7 green or even # 17 fairway, you all the way through which large open space to the clubhouse. again, seeing all of these bodies and all that space the Hill is an amazing sight.
Buildings
Above: the back side of the cabin Butler
During programmes is all that you hear about the Club House and Butler cab. There are several other buildings that you never see on TV. to the right of the Club House, the direction of # 1 the fairway, several other cabins. the left side of the tee # 10, there are several cabins that never seen on TV. Also, none of the concession stands (where the famous Spanish pepper cheese sandwiches). most of them are very well tucked in areas where they will not be able to see of the course.
Butler cabin, speaking of the buildings, is not small. I expect that it would be, well, a cab. it is probably 3000 + square meters. the first image in this article is the back of the cab Butler.
Tony Korologos alias mediaguru The Masters Augusta National, The Masters
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