Augusta National is one of the globe's finest courses, but there's a specific section of this hallowed Masters venue that ...

That's the clear implication of golf journalist Herbert Warren Wind, who coined the phrase "Amen Corner" in a legendary Sports Illustrated article published on April 21, 1958 when he recapped the ...

Amen Corner is one of the special places in golf and has been the site of dramatic, tournament-shaping moments.

Amen Corner is the nickname for holes 11, 12, and 13 at Augusta National Golf Course. The three-hole stretch—a par 4, a par 3 ...

The name originated from legendary golf writer Herbert Warren Wind, who described the perilous stretch in a 1958 issue of Sports Illustrated magazine. The moniker was inspired by “Shoutin’ in that ...

Augusta National Golf Club is an iconic course, but a specific area of the home of the Masters is particularly prestigious ...

Watching the Masters and wondering why holes 11 through 13 are called "Amen Corner" and the origin story behind it? We’ve got you covered. Editor's Note: This is a new version of a story that ...

The 12th hole epitomizes this challenge because it has an immense psychological impact on players, with many green jackets ...

11, 12 and 13 holes at Augusta National Golf Club, home of the Masters. That trio of holes is also known as Amen Corner, thought of as the most difficult section of the course that hosts the ...

The most famous three-hole stretch in golf is commonly referred to as Amen Corner, and for anyone fortunate enough to have a ticket to the Masters, visiting the area is the most extraordinary ...