Okay, so I saw this question floating around – “how many pars will be made at the Masters?” – and I got curious. I mean, I love watching the Masters, but I never really thought about the sheer number of pars that get racked up. So, I decided to dig in and find out.
My Little Investigation
First, I did a quick search. Gotta start somewhere, right? I found some info about the 2024 Masters, which was perfect since it just finished.
It said that Scottie Scheffler won (no surprise there, the guy’s a machine!), and that the tournament happened at Augusta National. I already knew that, of course, Augusta is legendary!.
The important part, though, was this: 3202 pars were made at the 2024 Masters. Wow, that’s a lot of pars!
Breaking it Down (Just a Little)
I mean, think about it. That’s four days of golf, a whole bunch of players, and each hole has a par. It makes sense that the number would be so high, but still…over 3000!
- The Course: Augusta National is known for being tough. I figured this would impact the number of pars.
- The Players: These are the best golfers in the world,so I thought they are more likely to make par.
- The Event: It’s the Masters! Everyone’s bringing their A-game, I assumed this is the key element.
So, yeah, that’s my little deep dive into the number of pars at the Masters. I wanted to know, I looked it up, and I found out. 3202. A pretty cool little fact to have in your back pocket, especially when you are enjoining the game!
