Posted 4/14/03 9:57 am ET

Davis Love III hits his ball out of the sand from the greenside bunker. The No. 5 hole proved to be a tougher challenge all around to many seasoned golfers Sunday Chris Thelen/AugustaChronicle

The new fifth hole was supposed to be a thorn in the sides of golfers but the players in the 67th Masters Tournament survived the hole with few problems.

2003 Course Stats
• Cumulative Stats | Round 1 - 2 - 3

Scorecards, Leaderboards and Course Stats
• Leaderboards: 1934 - Present
• Course Stats: 1946 - Present
• Player Scores & Averages: 1946 - Present

GOLFONLINE's Golfstats
• Sortable stats for five pro tours and the majors

The new No. 5
• Throw some rakes in those bunkers

Last Year's Course Changes
• No. 1: Longer to carry the bunker
• No. 7: Tighter than ever
• No. 8: 305 to carry fairway bunker
• No. 9: New trees catch errant drives
• No. 11: It takes a mid-iron to the green
• No. 13: Harder to reach green in two
• No. 14: A 7-iron to the green
• No. 18: Now a stern, final test

Pin Placements
• See where the flags are planted during the 2003 tournament on the famous greens at Augusta National.

Shots that count
Robby Watson, head pro at Augusta's Forest Hills Golf Club, demonstrates the shots golfers must execute if they expect to win the Masters.

• The punch shot	• The high pitch
• The draw	• The power fade

Agronomy 101
• Find out why year after year, the grass is always greener at Augusta.