Bernhard Langer describes the legendary 13th hole of Augusta National
By: Golfshake Editor | Thu 07 Apr 2016
Two-time champion, Bernhard Langer is playing in the Masters for a 33rd time this year. In this video from Mercedes-Benz, the 58-year-old from Germany describes the legendary 13th hole at Augusta National - Azalea - which has long been considered arguably the finest par five in major championship golf.
Fraught with danger but a tangible allure of potential greatness, this beautiful hole played a pivotal role in Langer's second victory in Georgia, with a brilliant eagle carrying the former Ryder Cup captain to glory in 1993.
Sample the magic of this wonderful hole with someone who possesses an intimate knowledge of it. Chances are that it will prove to be defining at the conclusion of the 80th Masters this Sunday.
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