Would what a golf player in Augusta would shoot – on a master on Sunday?

Augusta. GA-HAVE A SEVEN SEE SEE Justin Rose). And an 18-bi 90 (from Nick dunlap). And all kinds of results in between.

So we know what would shoot the good Augusta National long Master.

But what did the fire say, are the fire or Joe Bogey Golfer?

Hmm. Interesting but let’s get up ante.

Wauld what would Nancy or Nick Bogey Golfer shoot at Augusta National during the masters-with the late Sunday pins and the atmosphere of the late Sunday?

Ooh fun one, right? Slightly frivolous. But gentle fascinating. Tuesday afternoon, during a walk around Augusta was a question I would ask Mark Immelmana CBS analyst, an instructor and brother of Trevor Immelman2008 Masters Winner.

To begin his response and help set up the stage, he explained what he shot in Angc.

“Well, I’ll decide this way,” said Immelman, “I’ve played this place outside of the member’s Tee, and I’m a good golf player – well, I’ve been a good golf. The best round I have ever shot here and wasn’t the championship configuration and the greens were a little slower were 74.”

A coach once at Columbus State University, he also said his teams would have a bet on their visits: if someone shot under it, they would automatically make the game team.

“And in how many years we have to bring children here,” said Immelman, “there were probably two or three boys who did it.

“And that’s not the championship conditions.”

In short, it’s hard then.

It means a strange golf player would shoot…

“Sunday setting,” said Immelman, “I think the wild golf playing here would do well to do seven in every hole.”

Making mathematics then, seven multiplied by 18 is… 126. Or 54 on par.

What would be the easiest hole?

“The easiest hole? Indeed, we would think it would be shorter, but that is No. 12,” Immelman said. “So if you were supposed to call it and say, well, they could hit the square 6- or 7-Hekuri, I would say it would be 12.”

And the most difficult?

There were some.

“Eighteen is hard. Eleven is hard. Five is so hard. Six down the hill,” Immelman said.

“Gosh, I think a brave golf player here you will see a lot of double parmes.”

Editor’s note: to read more about the topic, members of the Alan Bastable Golf Survey staff who have played Augusta National, and you can read that story By clicking here.

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