President Eisenhower gives his name to a pond at the site where this competition is played.
President Eisenhower gives his name to a pond at the site where this competition is played. The Silver Cup is awarded to the best amateur player here, in recognition of its founding by Clifford Roberts and a famed amateur. First won by Horton Smith, it is the site of six victories by Jack Nicklaus and Gene Sarazen's "shot heard ‘round the world." Featuring a course designed by Alister MacKenzie including three holes known as Amen Corner, FTP identify this brainchild of Bobby Jones whose winner is presented with a green jacket, and which is held in Augusta, Georgia.
President Eisenhower gives his name to a pond at the site where this competition is played.
{Masters} Tournament (accept answer of “Augusta” before “this tournament” in first line)