Augusta Masters Proceeds After Hurricane Helene
Augusta Masters Proceeds After Hurricane Helene

Augusta Masters Proceeds After Hurricane Helene

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The 2025 Masters Tournament at Augusta National is underway, despite the significant impact of Hurricane Helene, which caused severe damage and resulted in the reconstruction of the course. Many iconic Georgia Pines were brought down, altering the course layout and providing new challenges for players. The Masters remains a celebrated event known for its traditions, such as the Par-3 competition, which saw players like Jordan Spieth and their families participating. Cam Smith made headlines by wearing a suit jacket during a practice round, adding a unique flair to the event. Despite the challenges posed by the hurricane, Augusta and its residents are gradually recovering, with the tournament offering a sense of normalcy and tradition amidst the turmoil.

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