Bobby Jones selected and hired Alister Mackenzie as the golf course architect for Augusta National, and Jones and Mackenzie collaborated on the design (Jones would hit test shots from different spots to help Mackenzie callibrate the holes. One of the most famous holes in all of golf, this is the shortest par 3 on the course. With swirling winds, club selection can range from a 6 to a 9 iron. Rae’s Creek in front, and three bunkers, one in front and two in the rear, make it a necessity to land on the putting surface. Players walk over The Ben Hogan Bridge across the creek to the green. No one has won The Masters here, but many have lost it at the twelfth hole.

· Signed Jack Nicklaus
1986 Masters Flag