What are the names of the 18 holes at Augusta National Golf Club?

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Augusta National was founded in 1932 on the 365-acre site of a former nursery called Fruitland.

The naming of the holes is a tribute to the heritage of the property.

Each hole also showcases the plant after which it is named.

• 1st: Tea Olive – Par 4, 445 yards
• 2nd: Pink Dogwood – Par 5, 575 yards
• 3rd: Flowering Peach – Par 4, 350 yards
• 4th: Flowering Crabapple – Par 3, 240 yards
• 5th: Magnolia – Par 4, 495 yards
• 6th: Juniper – Par 3, 180 yards
• 7th: Pampas – Par 4, 450 yards
• 8th: Yellow Jasmine – Par 5, 570 yards
• 9th: Carolina Cherry – Par 4, 495 yards
• 10th: Camelia – Par 4, 495 yards
• 11th: White Dogwood – Par 4, 505 yards
• 12th: Golden Bell – Par 3, 155 yards
• 13th: Azalea – Par 5, 510 yards
• 14th: Chinese Fir – Par 4, 440 yards
• 15th: Firethorn – Par 5, 530 yards
• 16th: Redbud – Par 3, 170 yards
• 17th: Nandina – Par 4, 440 yards
• 18th: Holly – Par 4, 465 yards

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