Rae’s Creek

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Rae’s Creek is the famous waterway that winds through Augusta National Golf Club, most notably guarding the greens of several iconic holes at the Masters Tournament.

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Rae’s Creek canonical 5
Rae Creek 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf creek
associatedWithEvent Masters Tournament
country United States
crosses Washington Road in Augusta
linked to: Washington Road
drainageBasin Savannah River basin
environmentType freshwater stream
featuredIn Masters Tournament highlight reels
flowsThrough Augusta National Golf Club
guardsGreenOf 12th hole at Augusta National Golf Club
13th hole at Augusta National Golf Club
15th hole at Augusta National Golf Club
hasAlternativeSpelling Rae Creek
linked to: Rae’s Creek

Rae’s Creek
hasCulturalSignificanceIn professional golf
hasFeature stone bridges at Augusta National Golf Club
hasReputation one of the most famous water hazards in golf
hasRole hazard on Augusta National Golf Club course
locatedIn Augusta, Georgia
Richmond County, Georgia NERFINISHED
mentionedIn Masters Tournament television broadcasts
namedAfter John Rae
linked to: Sir John Rae
near Augusta National Golf Club clubhouse
notableFor association with the Masters Tournament
guarding greens at Augusta National Golf Club
partOf Amen Corner at Augusta National Golf Club
region Southeastern United States
riskFactorFor high scores on Augusta National’s par-3 12th hole
sportsContext golf
tributaryOf Savannah River

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Augusta National Golf Club hasFeature Rae’s Creek
Amen Corner hasFeature Rae’s Creek
Rae’s Creek hasAlternativeSpelling Rae’s Creek
Rae’s Creek hasAlternativeSpelling Rae Creek
linked to: Rae’s Creek