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Augusta National Golf Club in Augusta, Georgia, lost hundreds of trees following the destruction from Hurricane Helene last fall, with players commenting on it ahead of the Masters start this week.
One of the dominant stories the last few years around Augusta National has been trees … and how they ... important issues than the health of a golf course, Helene has altered the look of ...
"I think it's a little risky, but in the past your ball would hit a tree there and fall 90 ... "I know a lot of trees went down. I know this town was devastated, but the golf course is unbelievable.
Specifically, the trees lining fairways and towering over greens at the region’s big-time golf courses ... Trees, like course records, can stand for decades and fall in an instant.
The Audubon Cooperative Sanctuary Program promotes ecologically sound land management and the conservation of natural ...
Reed, like many, was curious about the damage suffered to the iconic course last fall due to Hurricane ... playability of the golf course hasn’t changed. All the trees that come into play ...
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Iconic Masters landscape at Augusta National altered with fewer trees following hurricaneThe aftermath of Hurricane Helene has left Augusta National Golf Club with ... hit a tree there and fall 90 feet from the tee box … But for the most part, I think the course is going to play ...
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Players weigh in: Will Augusta's fallen trees impact Masters?"I think it's a little risky, but in the past your ball would hit a tree there and fall 90 feet from the tee ... "I know a lot of trees went down. I know this town was devastated, but the golf course ...
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