What is the name of the bridge on the 13th hole at Augusta?

The bridge on the 13th hole at Augusta National is Nelson Bridge. It crosses Rae's Creek beside the par-5 13th hole, named Azalea, one of the most recognizable holes on the Masters course.

The bridge commemorates Byron Nelson, who won the Masters in 1937 and 1942. Nelson's 1937 victory was especially memorable because he played the final nine holes in 32 strokes, a remarkable finish that helped establish the tournament's reputation for dramatic back-nine moments.

Nelson Bridge is part of Augusta National's trio of famous creek bridges. Hogan Bridge is at the 12th hole, Golden Bell, and Sarazen Bridge is at the 15th hole, Firethorn. The common mix-up is therefore understandable: all three are named for major figures in Masters history, but only Nelson Bridge is associated with the 13th hole.