An Augusta scrapbook

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The Augusta National Golf course opened in 1933 just two years before the birth of the photographer who put together the photographic tribute. The photographs in the book are from three generations because his uncle and father took photos of the course and stars at early Master Tournaments.

History, Portrayals, Excerpt, Masters Tournament (Golf), Augusta National Golf Course, Jones, Bob, Augusta National and The Masters: A Photographer's Scrapbook (Book), Roberts, Clifford

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Their other games

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Many golfers have the right temperament for other sports, if they had the right talents. British golfer Nick Faldo would be perfect for a British soccer team and volatile Corey Pavin would have been a great basketball guard. Jack Nicklaus could never be anything but a golfer.

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Elusive intangibles

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Desire, and an even emotional keel, are vital to long-term professional golf success. Few players are so physically gifted that their sheer talent can pull them out of their inevitable scoring slumps; most others must develop emotional resilience and a desire to excel.

Golf

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