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Course Gallery: Player perspectives on Augusta National holes April 06, 2014By?Sean Martin, PGATOUR.COM?Follow @PGATOURSmartin PGA TOUR players give their insider perspectives on each hole at Augusta National before the start of the Masters this week in the gallery below (Harry How/Getty Images) Augusta National Golf Club is familiar territory to golf fans, many of whom eagerly watch the years first major championship on television. A two-dimensional screen cannot accurately display the holes extreme elevation changes or the subtle slopes on the courses famed putting surfaces. Thats why PGATOUR.COM asked the worlds best players to describe how they play Augusta Nationals historic holes. We hope their insight will give you a deeper appreciation for this hallowed ground. No. 1: 455 yards, par-4“Tea Olive”Player’s perspective: “It’s a pretty straightforward hole. It’s a driver, some of the longer guys may hit a 3-wood. Ideally, you want to aim something down that left-center and hit a nice little power fade and try to keep it out of that bunker on the right-hand side. You can get away with it from that bunker sometimes, but it is a pretty big lip and can be a tough spot. Depending on the conditions, you can have anything from 4-iron to an 8- or 9-iron. “The green slopes pretty much back-to-front, there’s a little tier in the middle-right section. It’s one of the more underrated, difficult greens out there. You can have putts on that green with 7 to 8 feet of break. It’s such a tough green, especially the front 1/3 of it. If you’re hitting something shorter and you have any spin, and you land it on the front third of the green, it’s coming off the green quite a bit, to a spot that’s not the easiest up-and-down. If you miss it left to a back-left pin, you’re completely dead and happy to make a bogey.” –Ryan Moore ? No. 2: 575 yards, par-5“Pink Dogwood”Player’s perspective: “No. 2 at Augusta, you come into it as your first real birdie opportunity. It’s maybe one of t