Augusta National is revered for its beauty and challenge, but not all holes are created equal. While the par 5s at the Masters offer ample scoring opportunities, the real tests lie elsewhere.
The three-hole stretch right after the turn holes 10, 11, and 12 consistently proves to be the most difficult, demanding precision and mental fortitude from even the best golfers.
Data from recent tournaments reveals that the 11th hole, in particular, stands out as the toughest, with an average score of 4.303.
This stretch has become infamous for derailing many promising rounds, emphasizing that Augusta National is as much a mental battle as it is a physical one.