Augusta National Golf Club Hole by Hole - 11th Hole

The 11th hole at Augusta National Golf Club is a 505 yard par 4. It has a slight dogleg to the right, with a 48-yard wide fairway and 10318 square feet of green area. There is one greenside bunker as 1% of the total green area and water in play on this hole.

In the summer months, temperatures can be hot while winds tend to stay calm which will make club selection for both tee shots and approaches easier. In the winter months, colder temperatures may require golfers to adjust their approach accordingly due to ball flight characteristics changing with temperature shifts. During spring and fall expect moderate temperatures with some wind that could affect your shot making decisions off the tee or into the green.

Due to its length, most golfers should consider hitting driver off the tee here in order to reach an ideal position from which they can hit their approach shot into this large green complex that features just one bunker near it's front left edge. A 3 wood might be considered if trying to avoid trouble on either side of this generous fairway but doing so would likely leave you too far away from reaching in two strokes unless you are able hit long irons very well (as our golfer hits 7 iron ~140 yards). As such, most players should plan on having at least two shots before getting onto this large putting surface where they'll need accurate distance control when approaching depending upon pin placement as there are several tiers across it's undulating terrain that could cause misjudgements if not properly accounted for ahead of time given its size relative to other holes at Augusta National Golf Club .