Featuring bridges named for Gene Sarazen,  ?
Herbert Wind dubbed a section of this location after an old jazz song and one creek at this location was named for an early settler, John Rae. The entrance to this location is along Magnolia Drive and a unique accommodation here is the Crow's Nest. A cabin, a pond and a tree here are named after Dwight Eisenhower and the most abundant tree at this location is the loblolly pine, even though it features locations named (*) Flowering Crab Apple and Azalea. Featuring bridges named for Gene Sarazen,  ? Ben Hogan, and Ben Nelson, for 10 points, identify this golf club located in Georgia, known for Amen Corner and hosting the Master's each year.
Herbert Wind dubbed a section of this location after an old jazz song and one creek at this location was named for an early settler, John Rae.
{Augusta National} Golf Club (Do NOT accept Augusta)