This year, Augusta will see the national women’s lovers (ANWA), between 72 accepted players, three Italian, Caterina Don, Francesca Fiorellini and Carolina Melgrati.
The event will be played in 54 and third in the 3rd, the champions will fight on 4 April, all players will be a tour of all players, finally Augusta National Top 30 will last.
Augusta, length
What is the difference in the course of the course between Anwa and Masters? As a result, the master’s course is significantly longer: 6,908 meters (7,555 meters) for professionals, 5,820 meters for amateurs (6,365 meters).
The average length of LPGA tour courses for comparison (abbreviations with long-term courses) is about 5,900 meters (6,400 meters).
Some holes have a minimal difference as the hole 3 (PAR 4): Anwada 310 meters, 10 meters less than masters. The difference is not excessive for a hole (Par 4): Anwada is 410 meters in size and 450 meters in masters.
The biggest differences of the hole 7 (par 4) and hole 11 (Par 4): Anwada is short of about 110 meters.
Amen corner (hole 12) The iconic parness is only 9 meters in short.
However, Augusta’s true problem is, of course, not length: wavy and mirror, both in the most strategic points, the wind and various ‘dangers’ are scattered, great accuracy and strategic clarity.
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