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A view across the lake that separates the tee area and the green at the par-three 16th

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Azaleas reflect romantically on the lake beside the 16th

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A rare view from the far side of the superb colonial-style clubhouse with ferns in hanging baskets

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Flowering dogwoods are from the Cornus family, and the variety "Florida" are actually native of eastern America

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Vijay Singh tries to camouflage himself against a bed of azaleas

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One of the many beautiful camellias that give the 10th hole its name

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Augusta's bunkers have exceptionally fine, white powdery sand - this deep greenside trap is on the 13th

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A delightful walk along the undulating par-four 10th

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A fairway bunker on the 13th, with azaleas providing a colourful backdrop

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In front of an exotic backdrop, Greg Norman plays from one of Augusta's infamous hanging lies

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The magnificent pine trees play a pivotal role in shaping the holes and determining how much effect the wind has

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A flowering dogwood and azaleas frame the smooth sand in a bunker beneath

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Aside from the flowers there are plenty of interesting buildings on the Georgia course - this is the boathouse by the lake on the 11th

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Walking down the hill from the recently extended 13th tee, with its attractive stone wall and glorious flower beds