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Whenever The Masters arrive, the tournament does so with some incredible golf and entertainment. Players do their best to dominate at Augusta National, often requiring the perfect balance of talent and technique. Of course, when players like Bubba Watson are concerned, they are very much aware of their iconic shots played.

This week, Watson made an iconic shot from par-four 18th Holly. The golfer, however, was proud of his shot. Apparently, no one else would have even attempted to try and make it.

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Whatever Watson might say, his shot was truly amazing. Not many could believe it made the green, while also remembering his iconic playoff shot.

Is Bubba Watson proud of his shot?

Even though Watson’s decade-old shot earned him his 2012 Master victory, he believes this current shot was the truly iconic one. He seemed confident despite all the pine trees surrounding it, making the difficult task look extremely easy on camera. Of course, everyone knows how tough it can be.

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The course at Augusta National is not forgiving and often needs such epic shots from players to move ahead. Watson, who is familiar with the course, seemed determined not to give up.

“Nobody in the world would have tried that shot that I tried. Nobody on the planet,” Watson said. He added that though they can tell him they would try it, he knows no one would have tried it, or pulled it off.

While that might be up for debate, one cannot deny that pulling it off was no easy feat. Not only does it require some talent and skill, but it also needs an understanding of the course and control. Watson seemed to have mastered it all, making sure to wow the audience and experts commentating.

The comments, however, remained a bit varied. Some fans maintained that they have tried the shot, and will continue doing so. The difference was, of course, that the shot might not have worked out like Watson’s. Some added that his comments are what make him Bubba Watson in the first place.

How is Bubba performing at The Masters this year?

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This year, Watson is currently placed T45–eight-over par. Scottie Scheffler has been leading for the last two rounds, even though Sungjae Im started with a lead during Round 1. Cameron Smith and Shane Lowry are other players who have performed well.

via Reuters

Tiger Woods, who made his PGA Tour return at the major event, is placed T41.

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