The Masters: Eddie Pepperell takes on Augusta National’s iconic Amen Corner holes at Shot Center | Golf news

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Eddie Pepperell shows off how to play the famous Amen Corner at the Masters with Sky Sports’ Jamie Weir playing the caddy role!

The Masters is home to one of golf’s most iconic three-hole courses, but what’s the secret to success when playing Amen Corner at Augusta National?

Before the world’s best players head to Georgia for the first men’s major of the year, live on Sky Sports’ Masters channel, we sent two-time European Tour winner Eddie Pepperell to the Shot Center to try and tackle those three recognizable holes.

With Sky Sports News’s Jamie Weir by his side and wearing a branded boiler synonymous with caddies at the Masters, Pepperell shared his playing experiences at Augusta National in 2019 as he attempted the 11th, 12th and 13th holes in the studio.

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The countdown continues for the year’s first men’s major, with full coverage of The Masters live April 8-11 on Sky Sports’ dedicated channel.

Pepperell, who tied for 51st in his only Masters appearance, explains what makes the 11th par four one of the toughest tee shots on the course before playing the hole – dubbed ‘White Dogwood’ – himself.

The Englishman safely found dry land in the 12th par three, a hole that has seen many players take off throughout Masters history, although he hasn’t seen things unfold on the tee to the next par-five.

Click the video above to see Pepperell’s attempts to play Amen Corner!

Sky Sports will broadcast all four rounds exclusively live on our dedicated channel, Sky Sports The Masters, with a host of additional streams and coverage available throughout the week via the red button.

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TV times and ways to watch The Masters live on the dedicated Sky Sports channel.

The Amen Corner stream will show every player tackling the famous series of holes over the course of the four tournament days, with the stream available via the red button on Sky Sports The Masters and – for free – on the Sky Sports Golf YouTube channel.

Coverage will begin from Amen Corner from around 3 p.m. in the first two rounds and a bit later over the weekend, with regular highlights available on Sky Sports digital platforms and via Sky. Sports Recap on Sky Q.

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