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"The Masters Par 3 Contest is rich in both history and stigma. The annual contest is always a fan favorite, and some players are even said to enjoy the event, which brings them together with family for a day reserved for fun on a course known for its stoic posture. Conversely, it is also the &amp;quot;Madden cover&amp;quot; of golf; no golfer has won the Par 3 and gone on to win the Masters. Still, it&amp;#39;s hard to envision any professional taking a pitch-and-putt contest too seriously. So in the name of fun, let&amp;#39;s take a look back at some of the most memorable moments on Augusta&amp;#39;s par 3&amp;#39;s, including the practice rounds where players attempt to skip the ball across the pond on 16.\nRelated: 2011 Masters Par 3 photo slideshow\nI&amp;#39;ll start by taking the liberty of posting an ace that occurred just this past Monday.\nMartin Kaymer hole-in-one skip shot\nDarren Clarke hole-in-one during the 2004 practice round\n2010 saw hole-in-ones by Jim Furyk and Graeme McDowell, as well as a huge birdie putt from Arnold Palmer\n2010 Masters Par 3 Tournament highlights\n2009 had to be the most memorable year on the Par 3 course, with 3 aces in the tournament, including Gary Player, who was participating in his final Masters as a member of the field.\nGreg Norman, Gary Player, and Tim Clarke aces\n2009 also brought maybe the most memorable shot to date...\nVijay Singh skip-in hole-in-one\n-- Derek Evers\nFollow @DerekEvers"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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