Which bridge crosses Rae's Creek after Augusta National's 12th tee box?

The Hogan Bridge crosses Rae’s Creek after Augusta National’s 12th tee box.

The bridge carries players from the 12th-hole fairway toward the green at Golden Bell, Augusta National’s famous par-3 12th. Rae’s Creek runs in front of the green, making the crossing part of one of the course’s most recognizable settings and a key feature of Amen Corner.

The bridge was named for Ben Hogan in 1958, five years after his record-setting victory at the 1953 Masters. Hogan won that tournament with a score of 274, then the lowest total in Masters history. The dedication commemorated both his achievement and his importance to the tournament.

The nearby bridges are easy to confuse. The Byron Nelson Bridge crosses Rae’s Creek after the 13th tee box, while the Sarazen Bridge is near the 15th green and commemorates Gene Sarazen’s famous 1935 shot. Eisenhower Bridge is not the correct answer to this location question.