Augusta National and the Masters are all about history.
Nostalgia just oozes through the exquisite grounds each April when golfers descend upon Georgia for the famed tournament.
Each year, legends of the game hit tee shots as honorary starters. Jack Nicklaus was one of those this year, and he has a connection to Sunday's final round, as well.
The Masters chose the No. 16 hole location based on some Nicklaus history.
They decided that it should match the final round of the 1975 Masters. It's the 50th anniversary of Nicklaus winning that tournament, which was his fifth green jacket.
The hole is located in the back right of the green, just in front of a deep bunker.
At least for competitors, it's a long way away from the water hazard awaiting in front of the green.
A historic hole location on No. 16. #themasters pic.twitter.com/K4324Fx4yC
— The Masters (@TheMasters) April 13, 2025
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Hole No. 16 is known as Redbud.
It's a par-3 that measures under 200 yards.
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The Sunday hole location at No. 16 is usually in the back left, just beyond the bunker and water.
This hole has featured 24 holes-in-one at the Masters, the most of any hole at Augusta.
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