When a wind gust took out three loblolly pines on Masters Friday a year ago, patrons ran for cover. Some calls were closer than others. The post Augusta National’s trees were coming for her.

Estimated to be at least 100 years old by Augusta National, the loblolly pine had been a part of the Masters since its beginning in 1934. The tree was 210 yards from the tee, in the left-center of ...

"If the wind had been blowing a slightly different direction, we might have got hit," one spectator told the Augusta ... Masters Tournament gave way to yells from the crowd after a large tree ...

So there’s still some prep work for the city, but the end goal for them is to make the experience as seamless as possible.

upending the shallow rooted pine trees at Augusta National that have difficulties staying upright in those conditions. In 2023 during the second round of the Masters, two large pine trees were ...

Todd Lewis provides an update on the incident where multiple trees fell ... Hole Number 17 at Augusta National. Lewis also looks ahead to how weather could affect the Masters the next few days.