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Youngest stars shine at Masters par-three contest

Sergio Garcia of Spain holds daughter Azalea Adele Garcia during the par-three contest prior to the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club on Wednesday in Augusta, Ga.
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The Masters par-three contest is a family affair as children get their Augusta moments before the start of the tournament on Thursday.

Charles Howell III watches son Chase putt during the Masters par-three contest.
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Brandt Snedeker celebrates a birdie with his son, Austin, 6.
Brandt Snedeker celebrates a birdie with his son, Austin, 6.
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Jon Rahm of Spain with his caddie/girlfriend Kelley Cahill.
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Charley Hoffman gets congratulations from daughters Claire and Katelynn during the par-three contest.
Charley Hoffman gets congratulations from daughters Claire and Katelynn during the par-three contest.
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Azalea Adele Garcia, daughter of Sergio Garcia of Spain, looks on during the par-three contest prior to the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club.
Azalea Adele Garcia, daughter of Sergio Garcia of Spain, looks on during the par-three contest prior to the Masters at Augusta National Golf Club.
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Dustin Johnson's son Tatum runs across the third green.
Dustin Johnson‘s son Tatum runs across the third green.
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Louis Oosthuizen of South Africa helps his daughter Olivia pull the flag on the third hole during the Masters par-three tournament.
Louis Oosthuizen of South Africa helps his daughter Olivia pull the flag on the third hole during the Masters par-three tournament.
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Patrons line the sixth green during the Masters par-three tournament at Augusta National Golf Club.
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Dustin Johnson, Brooks Koepka and Mark O'Meara walk with various family members during the par-three contest.
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