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Augusta National
/ɔːˈɡʌstə ˈnæʃənl/ (aw-GUS-tuh NASH-uh-nl)
Definition
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Augusta National Golf Club, a private golf course in Augusta, Georgia, USA, founded in 1932 by Bobby Jones and Clifford Roberts, famed for its pristine landscaping and challenging layout.
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The exclusive venue hosting the annual Masters Tournament, featuring iconic holes like Amen Corner and the tradition of awarding a green jacket to the champion.
Examples
Dreaming of a green jacket, he practiced putts in his backyard, pretending it was Augusta National.
Augusta National's azaleas bloom brighter than a pro's smile after sinking a 40-footer on 18.
She bet her husband he'd never break 90 at Augusta National—turns out, neither will most of us mere mortals.
Forget lotteries; scoring an invite to Augusta National feels like winning the actual jackpot.