Red Bud is the 16th hole at Augusta is one of the iconic holes at Augusta National Golf Club, the home of the US Masters Gold tournament.
Augusta National is a legendary par-72, 7,565-yard course renowned for its beauty, strategic challenge, and dramatic elevation changes. Built on a former plant nursery, it’s distinguished by pristine fairways, fast greens, and holes named after local plants.
This oil painting captures the famous 16th hole, “Redbud” with a serene, almost dreamlike atmosphere. Ken Reed presents the course not simply as a sports venue, but as a carefully composed landscape of light, reflection, and seasonal beauty.