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Photos: The scene at the site of the Masters Sunday

Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
Photos: The scene at the Masters Sunday
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April 1, 2018 Atlanta: The 2013 Masters champion Adam Scott hits from the fairway bunker to the first green during his practice round at Augusta National Golf Club on Sunday, April 1, 2018, in Augusta. Curtis Compton/ccompton@ajc.com
By Staff writer
April 1, 2018

Things are cranking up at Augusta National Golf Club, the site of this week’s Masters.

Golfers were practicing on the course Sunday and the Drive, Chip and Putt National Finals took place too.

ExploreSara Im of Duluth won the girls 12-13 division in the Drive, Chip and Putt event.

AJC photo-journalist Curtis Compton was on hand. Click through his photo gallery above.

Play in the tournament begins Thursday and is scheduled to conclude Sunday.

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