President Eisenhower, on the 17th hole there is a Loblolly Pine, 210 yards from the Masters tee. He hit it so many times he wanted it cut down.
The Masters Golf Tournament course was originally a plant nursery and each hole on the course is named after a tree or flower. The holes are named after Tea Olive, Pink Dogwood, Flowering Peach, Flowering Crab Apple, Magnolia, Juniper, Pampas, Yellow Jasmine, Carolina Cherry, Camellia, White Dogwood, Golden Bell, Azalea, Chinese Fir, Firethorn, Redbud, Nandina, and Holly.
Because he's a boss
In 1956 he proposed it be cut down, the name has stuck since then.
It is not dangerous at all if you will merely utilize your #3 iron - even God can't hit a 3 iron!But seriously, folks: Lightning is unpredictable. 'Nuff said.AnswerA person on a golf course can easily be taller than her/his surroundings and golf clubs are natural lightning rods. You have a greater chance of being in the path of a lightning strike while on a wide open area such as a golf course beach or athletic field. Standing in the vicinity of a tree on a golf course is also dangerous since the tree may attract a lightning strike. The documented average of deaths by lightning in the United States is 73 per year. Five percent happen on golf courses. See links for more information.
its a kind of tree
Chimney
which is the country named after a tree
His golf ball hasn't hit a tree lately!!
Walnut tree named in Spanish is nogal nombrado.
Chimney
The Sequoia tree was named for the Cherokee scholar Sequoyah. The Sequoia tree was named for the Cherokee scholar Sequoyah.
Please be more specific with the question; what tree?