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MASTERS HOLE OF THE DAY

By Chip Towers
April 11, 2014

No. 12: Golden Bell

Par 3, 155 yards

Birdies: 6

Pars: 56

Bogeys: 26

Double bogeys: 6

Others: 3

Review: Golden Bell was ringing some golfers' ears. Adam Scott isn't in the lead because he hit in the water here for a double-bogey. Chris Kirk, who also made a double, said: "The wind is really tricky there. I felt some 'hurt' when I was getting ready to pull some club. As I was getting ready to hit, it felt like there was basically no wind at all, so it ended up being one of those deals where I thought I'd have to smash that club to thinking I had plenty, and I just got a little confused, I guess. As soon as I hit, the wind was back, and I ended up coming up short."

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Chip Towers covers the Georgia Bulldogs for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

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