Augusta National is one of the globe's finest courses, but there's a specific section of this hallowed Masters venue that holds particular reverence and even has its own name ...

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

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 ...

Amen Corner is thought to be a pivotal point in the Masters. It consists of 3 holes, 11, 12, and 13, and is the longest and most difficult stretch of Augusta National. So, let us delve further ...

Amateur Josele Ballester, 21, is living out the dream of playing in the Masters, but he made a decision on the course that is ...

The green jacket has seen it all—roars echoing Amen Corner, legendary comebacks, record-smashing performances, and moments so ...

Amen Corner is the most famous part of the course at Augusta National Golf Club, where tournaments often have been won or ...

Jose Luis Ballester missed the opportunity to use the restroom and called an audible on the par-5 13th at the Masters.

He mastered Amen Corner and the entire course, for that matter. He shot a 6-under 66 and opened up his back nine with four consecutive threes, including an eagle on 13, and went bogey-free in 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 ...