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You would not think a 123-yard par 3 would be this famous, but the 8th at Royal Troon -- also known as the "Postage Stamp" -- is among the most well-known golf holes on the planet. It returns this year as the British Open returns to Troon.
Five bunkers surround this famous, minuscule hole, and if the wind blows, it's pure trouble. Many a championship has died in one of those five sand traps.