No. 1: Tea Olive
How the Holes are Playing -- Updated Constantly During Play
2000 Round 4 Ave.	2000 Round 4 Rank	2000 Total Ave.	2000 Total Rank	Hist. Ave.	Hist. Rank
4.175	8	4.295	2	4.18	7
			Osmanthus fragrans Par 4, 400 Yards One of two par 4 holes with the 18th that favors a left-to-right tee shot, an ideal starting hole with a trap guarding half the green. The hole was changed for the 1970 Masters by moving the fairway trap about 10 to 15 yards further out from the tee to make the "short way" to the green much more risky. The tee was moved a bit to the right to make room for an enlarged spectator mound between the tee and ninth green.
			The Augusta Chronicle A group of golfers approach the sometimes-troublesome fairway trap on No 1.
Flower Art by Rick McKee/Augusta Chronicle Aerial Photo by Blake Madden/Augusta Chronicle