Every hole on this stunning course has been given the name of a tree or a shrub that can be found on that particular hole. In the its early days it stood out from other golf courses due to the small number of bunkers it contained. Changes to the Course Course architects have made various design changes to Augusta over the years. More bunkers have been built on the course and the number of contours on the greens was reduced when the type of grass on the greens was changed in from Bermuda grass to Bent grass which provided a faster playing surface.
More trees have been placed on the course and also more rough areas have been created. The greens at the Augusta course had a long tradition of being made from Bermuda grass. Fans of Augusta are probably familiar with the big oak tree that is located on the course side of the Augusta clubhouse and is thought to be between and years of age. The Eisenhower tree is a Loblolly Pine which is situated on the 17th hole of the Augusta national golf club course.
It also guarded against vermin. The Augusta National Golf Club has modified the house in a number of ways. In and , Redmond sold Fruitlands to a Belgian horticulturalist named L. He and his son, P. Berckmans, established Fruitland Nursery on the site, which became one of the most important horticultural centers in the South.
Not only did they sell plant material, but they also imported new specimens and developed new varieties well adapted to the climate.
The Berckmans created some of the most common southern shrubs and trees at Fruitlands. The beautifully landscaped golf course still has many plantings that originated when the Berckmans family operated their nursery.
Last year, when as no patrons were allowed on the grounds, the club launched Taste of the Masters. This they also trademarked. The lawsuit contended that the jacket could not be sold legally as Augusta National owns all the jackets. He writes travel articles and general features for the magazine, travel supplement and website. Cricket is his other main sporting love.
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