Public · 9 holes · Short course
The Loop at The Patch
Augusta, GA
About this course
The Loop at The Patch is a 9-hole, par-27 short course at Augusta Municipal Golf Course, known locally as The Patch, designed by Tiger Woods and TGR Design. It honors the caddies who have played The Patch since it opened in 1928. The Loop sits next to The Patch's redesigned 18-hole course, led by Tom Fazio and Beau Welling, and both reopened for public play on April 15, 2026 after a 16-month renovation. The project was carried out by Masters Tournament Charities, Augusta Technical College and The First Tee of Augusta.
Type
Par3
Region
Southeast
Holes
9
Par
27
Established
2026
LooperScore
82.6
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Design & architects
- Tiger Woods / TGR Design, architect
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The Chalk Mine
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