By Peter Alliss BBC TV golf commentator

When I first went to Augusta, anybody who hit the ball at all well could easily clear the bunker on the right, but not so now - you need a big, big drive to carry it.

And that drive is even longer after the 2002 modifications, when they put the tee back another 25 yards.

The hole is a bit of a dogleg, left to right, with a slight hollow and a ridge. You can get to the raised green with a middle-to-shortish iron under normal conditions.

As a feature in common with all the greens at Augusta, this one is very sloping and very quick.