Almost everything—from the concessions to the trophy ceremony—is done differently at Augusta. That also goes for repairing divots.

Though seemingly routine maintenance, Augusta National turns the process into art, even going as far as have their own "divot garden," where the club's grounds crew grows and harvests divot-sized pieces of turf to help keep ANGC in a perpetual state of "immaculate." The result roughly resembles a driving range after a session from the world's biggest chunker, but rest assured, it serves a very valuable purpose, just like everything at the beloved Masters venue.